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1999

99-03 Whether and When to Liberalize Capital Account and Financial Services
by Williamson, J. & Drabek, Z.
99-02 The Impact of Transparency on Foreign Direct Investment
by Drabek, Z. & Payne, W.
99-01 A Quantitative Assessment of Electronic Commerce
by Schuknecht, L. & Perez-Esteve, R.

1998

97-003 Why are Trade Agreements More Attractive in the Presence of Foreign Direct Investment?
by Olarreaga, M.
98-12 Financial Services Trade, Capital Flow, and Financial Stability
by Kono, M. & Schknecht, L.
98-11 A Simple Trade Policy Perspective on Capital Controls
by Schuknecht, L.
98-01 EU Import Measures and the Development Countries
by Auboin, M & Laird, S.

1997

97-001 Tariff Reforms under Foreign Factor Ownership
by Olarreaga, M.

1996

96-001 Quantifying Commercial Policies
by Laird, S.

1992

47 A Theory of Persistent Income Inequality
by Durlauf, S.N.
46 On the Global Costs of Global Crowding
by Starrett, D.
45 Land Ownership and Development Incentives: the Capitalization Externality
by Starrett, D.
44 Dynamic Regulation, Demand Information and Market Prices
by Litwack, J.M.
43 Arbitrage and Existence of Equilibrium in Finite Asset Markets
by Brown, D.J. & Werner, J.
42 Does a Good Place Value News?
by Arrow, K.J.

1991

40 On rational Belief Equilibria
by Kurz, M.
39 On the Structure and Diversity of rational Beliefs
by Kurz, M.
37 Learning in an Equilibrium Search Model
by Dana, J.D.
33 Functional Fixed Points
by Vassilakis, S.
32 Rules for Changing the Rules
by Vassilakis, S.
30 The Dynamics of Learning with Team Production: Implications for Task Assignment
by Meyer, M.A.
29 Renegotiation and Optimality in Agency Contracts
by Ma, C.A.
25 Strong Convergence of Recursive M-Estimators for Models with Dynamic Latent Variables
by Kuan, C.M. & White, H.
24 New Optimality Principles for Economic Efficiency and Equilibrium
by Luenberger, D.G.
11 Monotone Comparative Statics
by Milgrom, P. & Shannon, C.
10 Stability and Evolutionary Stability: From Maynard Smith to Kohlberg-Mertens
by Swinkels, J.
9 Evolutionary Stability with Equilibrium Entrants
by Swinkels, J.

1988

530 Calculation Equilibria
by Evans, G.W. & Ramey, G.
529 Coalitions and Sustainable Social Norms in Repeated Games
by DeMarzo, P.
527 A geometric Approach to a Class of Fixed Point Theorem
by Hirsch, M.D. & Magill, M. & Mas-Colell, A.
526 Some Aspects of Constructive Mathematics that are Relevant to the Foundations of Neoclassical Mathematical Economics and the Theory of Games
by Lewis, A.A.
525 Monotonicity in games that Exhaust Gains to Scale
by Scotchmer, S. & Wooders, M.H.

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