Journal of law and economics

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  Año 2005, Vol. 48, Número 1

  • LABOR MARKET DISCRIMINATION AND RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN PREMARKET FACTORS

    James J. Heckman, Dimitriy V. Masterov, Pedro Carneiro

    págs. 1-39

    

  • CORPORATE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS, REPEAT GIVING, AND THE REWARDS TO LEGISLATOR REPUTATION

    Randall S. Kroszner, Thomas Stratmann

    págs. 41-71

    

  • STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: GROUP SIZE AND POLITICAL MOBILIZATION

    Joel Waldfogel, Felix Oberholzer Gee

    págs. 73-91

    

  • INCOME INEQUALITY AND THE TASTE FOR REVOLUTION

    Robert J. MacCulloch

    págs. 93-123

    

  • "READ MY LIPS¿ ": DOES THE TAX RHETORIC OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AFFECT SECURITY PRICES?

    C. Bryan Cloyd, Benjamin C. Ayers, John R. Robinson

    págs. 125-148

    

  • AN EXAMINATION OF MARKET POWER IN THE INTRASTATE LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL EXPERIMENT

    David E. Burnstein

    págs. 149-171

    

  • DISCLOSURE AS A STRATEGY IN THE PATENT RACE

    Scott Baker, Claudio Mezzetti

    págs. 173-194

    

  • DRUG PRICES AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT BEHAVIOR IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

    Carmelo Giaccotto, Rexford E. Santerre, John A. Vernon

    págs. 195-214

    

  • THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL PROHIBITION ON ILLICT-DRUG-RELATED CRIMES

    John Pepper, Michael Conlin, Stacy Dickert Conlin

    págs. 215-234

    

  • CARROTS, STICKS, AND BROKEN WINDOWS

    Naci Mocan, Hope Corman

    págs. 235-266

    

  • USING TERROR ALERT LEVELS TO ESTIMATE THE EFFECT OF POLICE ON CRIME

    Jonathan Klick, Alexander Tabarrok

    págs. 267-279

    

  • ESTIMATING THE EFFECT OF AMERICA'S MOST WANTED: A DURATION ANALYSIS OF WANTED FUGITIVES

    Thomas J. Miles

    págs. 281-306