International economic review

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  Año 2006, Número 1

  • FROM INDIVIDUAL TO AGGREGATE LABOR SUPPLY: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS BASED ON A HETEROGENEOUS AGENT MACROECONOMY

    Yongsung Chang, Sun-Bin Kim

    págs. 1-27

    

  • PREFERENTIAL TRADE AGREEMENTS AND MULTILATERAL TARIFF COOPERATION

    Kamal Saggi

    págs. 29-57

    

  • SCREENING ETHICS WHEN HONEST AGENTS CARE ABOUT FAIRNESS

    Ingela Alger, Régis Renault

    págs. 59-85

    

  • WEALTH AS A SIGNAL IN THE SEARCH MODEL OF MONEY

    Tsunao Okumura

    págs. 87-106

    

  • SEARCH, LIMITED PARTICIPATION, AND MONETARY POLICY

    Stephen D. Wiliamson

    págs. 107-128

    

  • SKILL BIAS AND EMPLOYMENT FRICTIONS IN THE U.S. LABOR MARKET 1970¿1990

    Xavier Cuadras-Morató, Xavier Mateos-Planas

    págs. 129-160

    

  • BENCHMARKING FOR PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT: A HEALTH-CARE APPLICATION

    Daniel A. Ackerberg, Matilde P. Machado, Michael H. Riordan

    págs. 161-201

    

  • DEMAND REDUCTION IN MULTI-UNIT AUCTIONS WITH VARYING NUMBERS OF BIDDERS: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM A FIELD EXPERIMENT

    John A. List, David H. Reiley, Richard Engelbrecht-Wiggans

    págs. 203-231

    

  • JOB SEARCH AND ASSET ACCUMULATION UNDER BORROWING CONSTRAINTS

    Rendon Sílvio

    págs. 233-263

    

  • SOCIAL NORMS, LOCAL INTERACTION, AND NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING

    Roger Lagunoff, Matthew Haag

    págs. 265-296

    

  • Informational cascades elicit private information

    Olivier Gossner, Nicolas Melissas

    págs. 297-325