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Postal: UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, RESEARCH PROJECT ON RISK, INFORMATION AND QUANTITY SIGNALS IN ECONOMICS(E.S.R.C.), DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ECONOMICS, SIDGWICK AV. CAMBRIDGE CB3 9DEDE U.K..
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2000

63 Household Saving in Chile: Microeconomic Evidence
by Butelmann, A. & Gallego, F.
62 Bank Concentration: Chile and International Comparisons
by Levine, R.
61 Optimal Monetary Policy Rules Under Inflation Range Targeting
by Medina, J.P. & Valdes, R.

1999

50 The Effect of Capital Controls on Interest Rate Differentials
by Herrera, L.O. & Valdes, R.
48 Do Depositors Punish Banks for "Bad"Behavior?: Examining Market Discipline in Argentina, Chile, and Mexico
by Soledad, M.S. & Schmukler, S.
47 What Drives Private Saving Across the World?
by Loayza, N. & Schmidt, K. & Serven, L.

1995

202 The Survival Assumption and Existence of Competitive Equilibria When Asset Markets are Incomplete
by Gottardi, P. & Hens, T.
201 The Not-So-Secret Agent: Professional Monitors, Hierarchies and Implementation
by Baliga, S.
200 Endogenous Agency Problems
by Anderlini, L. & Felli, L.

1993

196 Optimal Mix of Pension Systems
by Siandra E.
195 Adjustments, Evolution and Equilibrium Selection in Coordination Games
by Kim, Y.
194 Trade and Almost Common Knowledge
by Morris, S.
193 Multilateral Bargaining With Imperfect Information
by Baliga, S. & Serrano, R.
192 Implementation in incomplete Information Environments: The Use of Extensive Form Games
by Baliga, S.
191 Price Bubbles and Learning
by Morris, S.
190 On Adaptative Learning in Strategic Games
by Marimon, R. & McGraltan, E.
189 Expectations and Learning under Alternative Monetary Regimes: An Experimental Approach
by Marimon, R. & Sunder, S.
188 Liquidity and Financial Intermediation
by Dutta, J. & Kapur, S.
187 Learning by Observation within the Firm
by Dutta, J. & Prasad, K.
186 Path Dependence and Learning from Neighbours
by Aderlini, L. & Ianni, A.
185 Multiproduct Nonlinear Pricing
by Amestrong, M.
184 Regulating Multiproduct Firm with Unknown Costs
by Amestrong, M.
183 Incomplete Written Contracts: Undescribable States of Nature
by Anderlini, L. & Felli, L.
182 A Monetary Model of Market Size and Specialisation
by Siandra, E.
181 On the Existence of a Continuous Utility Function Representing Preferences
by Mehta, G.B.

1992

180 Remarks on Some Recent Developments in Utility Theory
by Mehta, G.B.
179 A Remark on Incomplete Market Equilibrium
by Hahn, F.
178 Price Uncertainty and Derivative Securities in a General Equilibrium Model
by Chichilnisky, G. & Dutta, J. & Heal, G.M.
177 Flexibility and Information
by Kapur, S.
176 Efficiency Wages and Underemployment in the Long Run
by Dutta, J.
175 Irreversible Investment and Aggregate Instability
by Kapur, S.
174 Out-Of-Equilibrium Learning and Convergence to Nash Equilibrium
by Evans, R.A.
172 Choice Under Uncertainty with Costly Computations
by Prasad, K.
171 On Technological Diffusion with Endogenous Learning
by Kapur, S.
170 On Technological Expectations
by Kapur, S.
169 Value, Consistency and Random Coalition Formation
by Evans, R.A.
168 Self-Reinforcing Mechanisms and Market Information
by Agliardi, E. & Bibbington, M.S.
166 Incomplete Market Economy
by Hahn, F.

1991

173 Asset Specificities, International Trade and Multinational Firms
by Prasad, K. & Beladi, H.
167 Cooperation and Effective Computability
by Anderlini, L. & Sabourian, H.
165 Indeterminacy and Increasing Returns
by Benhabib, J. & Farmer, R.E.A
164 The Aggregate Effects of Monetary Externalities
by Benhabiv, J. & Farmer, R.A.E.
163 Anticipation and Aggrgation of Idiosyncratic Risks
by Donaldson, J. & Dutta, J.
162 Technology Adoption and the Optimal Rate of Obsolescence
by Agliardi, E.
161 Learning-by-Doing and Implications on Market Structures
by Agliardi, E.
160 Competing Technologies and Lock-in by Random Events
by Agliardi, E.

1990

159 Communication, Computability And Common Interest Games
by Anderlini, L.
158 On The Non Neutrality Of Money With Incomplete Market
by Gottardi, P.
157 An Analysis Of The Conditions For The Validity Of Modigliani-Miller Theorem With Incomplete Markets
by Gottardi, P.
156 Average Behaviour In Learning Models
by Canning, D.
155 On Stationary Monetary Equilibria In Overlapping Generations Models With Incomplete Markets
by Gottardi, P.
154 Inventory Cycles, Disequilibrium Dynamics And Effective Demand
by Canning, D.
153 Rationality, Computability And The Limits Of Game Theory
by Canning, D.
151 Some Remarks On Missing Markets
by Hahn, F.H.
150 Social Equilibrium
by Canning, D.
149 Growth, Externalities And Taxation
by Newbery, D.M.
148 A Model Of The Role Of Brokerage In Financial Intermediation
by Seabright, P.
153a Nash Bargaining And The Shrinking Pie Game: A Brief Note
by Rowthorn, R.E.

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