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1999 1998 98-07 The Institutional Effect on Majority Rule Instability: Bicameralism in Spatial Policy Decisions by Bottom, W.P. & Eavey, C.L. & Miller, G.J. & Nicoll, J.
98-06 Firm Heterogeneity and the Timing of Market Entry by Narasimhan, C. & Zhang, Z.J.
98-04 Price Protection in the Personal Computer Industry by Lee, H.L. & Padmanabhan, V. & Taylor, T.A. & Whang, S.
98-03 Consumer Information Heterogeneity and Competitive Strategies under Price-Matching Guarantees by Chen, Y. & Narasimhan, C. & Zhang, Z.J.
98-01 The Organization of Financial Exchange Markets: Theory and Evidence by Pirrong, S.C.
1997 97-07 The Efficient Deterrence of Manipulation in Future Markets by Pirrong, S.C.
97-06 A Positive Theory of Financial Exchange Organization with Normative Implications for Financial Market Regulation by Pirrong, S.C.
97-05 The Self-Regulation of Private Organised Markets by Pirrong, S.C.
97-04 Private Bills: A Theoretical and Empirical Study of Lobbying by Boylan, R.T.
97-03 Sunk Costs, Accommodation, and the Welfare Effects of Entry by Sachbar, J.H. & Peterson, B.C. & Hwang, I.
97-01 Risk Regulation by Pollak, R.A.
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