The Warwick Economics Research Paper Series (TWERPS)

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164: Keynesian Equilibrium and Fix Price Equilibria

Philippe Michel

163: A Dynamic Analysis of Differential Incidence in a Two-Class Economy with Public Capital

Masaaki Homma

162: Exogeneity

Robert Engle, David Hendry and Jean-Francois Richard

161: Spurious Periodicity in Inappropriately Detrended Time Series

Charles Nelson and Heejoon Kang

160: factor Price Rigidities in an Open Economy

Richard Cornes

159: External Effects: An Alternative Formulation

Richard Cornes

158: Population, Internal Migration and Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis

Robert S Moreland

157: Optimum Taxation with Errors in Administration

Nicholas Sterne

156: A general Approach to the Construction of Model Diagnostics based upon the Lagrange Multiplier Principle

Robert Engle

155: Dynamic Optimal Taxation

Finn E Jydland and Edward Prescott

154: Testing Recursiveness in a Triangular Simultaneous Equation Model

Albert Holly

153: Cooperation and Productivity; Some evidence from West German Experience

John Cable and Felix FitzRoy

152: Soviet Primary Accumulation Processes: Some Unresolved Problems

Mark Harrison

151: Economic Determinants and Effects of Mergers in West Germany 1964-74

John Cable, Jonathan Palfrey and Jurgen Runge

150: Merger Development and Policy in West Germany since 1958

John Cable

149: Duality, Quantity Constraints and Consumer behaviour

Richard Cornes

148: Limit Theorems on the Core of a Many Good Economy with Individual Risks

Paul Weller

147: Generalising from Case Studies: The First 46 Reports of the UK Price Commission

Hazledine. Tim

146: On the Nature of Industrial Market Power in the United Kingdom

Tim Hazledine

145: Productive Efficiency, Incentives and Employee Participation: A Study of West German Firms

John Cable and Felix FitzRoy

144: Monetary Disintegration in Southern Africa

Alan R Roe and Peter Davies

143: Optimal Nonlinear Policies for Non-Utilitarian Motives

Jesus Seade

142: The General Conjectural Model of Oligopoly - Some Classical Points Revisited

Gunnar Bramness

141: Advertising and Entry Barriers Revisited

John Cubbin

140: The Role of Investment in Entry-Deterrence

Avinash Dixit

139: Monopolies and Mergers Policy: A View on the Green Paper

Keith Cowling

138: Product Diversity and Welfare: Some Further Results

Alan Carruth

137: Monopoly, Vertical Integration and Efficiency: A Study of Courtaulds

Keith Cowling

136: Risk Taking and Taxation: An Alternative Perspective

Ravi Kanbur

135: Intra-Firm Diffusion, Learning and Profitability

Paul Stoneman

134: On the Capitalization Hypothesis for Local Public Finance

David A Starrett

133: On Hartwick’s Rule for Constant Utility and Regular Maximin Paths of Capital Accumulation and Resource Depletion

Avinash Dixit, Peter Hammond and Michael Hoel

132: The Theory of Household Behaviour under Rationing

J. Peter Neary and Kevin Roberts

131: 'Peasant Economy', Subordinate Marxism and the Struggle for Socialised Agriculture in the USSR in the 1920s

Mark Harrison

130: An Equilibrium Analysis of Search and Breach of Contract

Peter Diamond and Eric Maskin

129: Rational Expectations with Market Power - The Paradox of the Disadvantageous Tariff on Oil

Eric Maskin and David M Newbery

128: The Long Run Evolution of a Rationed Equilibrium Model

M.C. Blad and Alan Kirman

127: Anticipated Profitability of Mergers: An Analysis of the Characteristics of Acquired and Acquiring Firms

J. Cable and J. Hiller

126: Technological Progress, Investment and Diffusion

Paul Stoneman

125: A Model of Duopoly Suggesting a Theory of Entry Barriers

Avinash Dixit

124: Second-Best Policies in Imperfect Competition: How Improved Information may Lower Welfare

Steven C Salop

123: An Effective Exchange Rate for the Pound in the 1930's

John Redmond

122: On the Effects of Entry

Jesus Seade

121: The Stability of Courtnot Revisited

Jesus Seade

120: Vertical Integration and different Inputs

M.E. Porter and A. Spence

119: The Three Consumer's Surpluses

Avinash Dixit and P.A. Weller

118: Key Sector Identification with Multiple Objectives: Some Further Results

Geoffrey Tyler and Alan Roe

117: Price Changes and Optimum Taxation in a Many-Consumer Economy

Avinash Dixit

116: Sales and Profit - Input Ratios in the Firms Objective Function

Peter J. Law

115: Roy's Identity and Monopoly Welfare Loss

Norman J. Ireland