RAND Journal of Economics 1996 - Abstracts

RAND Journal of Economics 1996
TitleSubjectAuthors
A dynamic theory of countervailing power.EconomicsSnyder Christopher M.
An experimental examination of the Walrasian tatonnement mechanism.EconomicsPorter, David, Smith, Vernon, McCabe, Kevin, Rassenti, Stephen, Bronfman, Corrine
Bounding the effects of R&D: an investigation using matched establishment-firm data.EconomicsJaffe, Adam B., Adams, James D.
Capacity, entry, and forward induction.EconomicsBagwell, Kyle, Ramey, Garey
Cheap talk and reputation in repeated pretrial negotiation.EconomicsKim, Jeong-Yoo
Consumer product safety regulation in the United States and the United Kingdom: the case of bicycles.EconomicsMagat, Wesley A., Moore, Michael J.
Death and tobacco taxes.EconomicsMoore, Michael J.
Endogenous leadership in a new market.EconomicsMaggi, Giovanni
Exclusive dealing, common agency, and multiprincipals incentive theory. (manufacturers and retailers)EconomicsMartimort, David
International price discrimination in the European car market.EconomicsVerboven, Frank
New evidence on trends in vehicle emissions.EconomicsKahn, Matthew E.
On the use of ceiling-price commitments by monopolists.EconomicsRosenthal, Robert W., Yongmin Chen
Optimal awards and penalties when the probability of prevailing varies among plaintiffs.EconomicsRubinfeld, Daniel L., Polinsky, A. Mitchell
Optimal law enforcement and victim precaution. (effort of victims to avoid or minimize injury)EconomicsHylton, Keith N.
Optimal patent design and the diffusion of innovations.EconomicsRegibeau, Pierre, Matutes, Carmen, Rockett, Katharine
Patent policy and the direction of technological change.EconomicsEswaran, Mukesh, Gallini, Nancy
Physician financial incentives and cesarean section delivery. (model on childbirth)EconomicsGruber, Jonathan, Owings, Maria
Political constraints on executive compensation: evidence from the electric utility industry.EconomicsRose, Nancy L., Joskow, Paul L., Wolfram, Catherine D.
Product line decisions and the Coase conjecture.EconomicsPadilla, A. Jorge, Kuhn, Kai-Uwe
Product variety and firm agglomeration.EconomicsHarrington, Joseph E., Jr., Fischer, Jeffrey H.
Protecting early innovators: should second-generation products be patentable?EconomicsScotchmer, Suzanne
Protecting the environment when costs and benefits are privately known.EconomicsLewis, Tracy R.
Scale, scope and spillovers: the determinants of research productivity in drug discovery. (pharmaceutical industry)EconomicsHenderson, Rebecca, Cockburn, Ian
Stock price manipulation through takeover bids.EconomicsLipman, Barton L., Bagnoli, Mark
Strategic nonparticipation. (model on negative external effects)EconomicsJehiel, Philippe, Moldovanu, Benny
The optimal suppression of a low-cost technology by a durable-good monopoly.EconomicsPerloff, Jeffrey M., Karp, Larry S.
The timing of out-of-court settlements.EconomicsFournier, Gary M., Zuehlke, Thomas W.
The value of information about product quality.EconomicsSchlee, Edward E.
Traffic-based cost allocation in a network.EconomicsMoulin, Herve, Henriet, Dominique
Treble damages and the incentive to sue and settle.EconomicsBriggs, Hugh C., III, Huryn, Kathleen D., McBride, Mark E.
Understanding the supply decisions of nonprofits: modelling the location of private schools.EconomicsGreenstein, Shane M., Downes, Thomas A.
Why market shares matter: an information-based theory.EconomicsCaminal, Ramon, Vives, Xavier
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