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University of Hamburg, Institute of Economics

Faechergruppe Volkswirtschaftlehre

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Postal: Institute of Economics, University of Hamburg, Von-Melle-Park 5, D-20146 Hamburg F.R.G
Phone: +49 (0)40 6541 2590
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Series handle: repec:fth:hambec

2000

113 Telecommunications Regulation and Economic Development
by Holler, M.J.
112 Imperfect Competition and Firm Efficiency: a General Equilibrium Approach
by Pompermaier, A.
111 Property Rights and Growth
by Lindner, I. & Strulik, H.
110 Downsizing, X-Efficiency. and Social Efficiency
by Pompermaier, A.

1999

108 Fairness, Power and their Relationship
by Holler, M.J.
106 Limit Property of a Multi-Choice Value: Comparison with the Fuzzy Value
by Ono, R.
105 The Use of Scandals in the Progress of Society
by Holler, M.J. & Wickstrom, B.-A.

1996

92 Introduction of Long-Term Care Insurance in Germany - An Economic Interpretation
by Goerke, L.
91 Efficient Public Good Pricing: An Application of Cooperative Game Theory
by Holler, M.J. & Li, X.
90 Heterogeneous Working Qualifications - The Impact of Advanced Training as a Converter
by Layes, B.
89 On the compatibility of Union Workers
by Holler, M.J. & Layes, B. & Winckler, R.

1995

88 Evolutionary Stability in the Rubinstein Game
by Peters, R.
87 Why Capital Hires Labour, and Why Labour does Not Hire Capital
by Lord Desai, M & Holler, M-J
86 The Economics of Hunting, Game-Preservation, and Their Legal Setting
by Hasenkamp, G.
85 The Optimal Share of Education Labor Under factor Transformation
by Hasenkamp, G.
84 Elasticity of Substitution with Affinety Transformed Variables
by Hasenkamp, G.
81 Strike Ballots in a Model with Private Information
by Goerke, L. & Holler, M.J.

1994

79 Voting on Standardization
by Goerke, L. & Holler, M.J.

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