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Journal of Economic Theory, Volume 116
Volume 116, Number 1, May 2004
- Han Hong, Matthew Shum:
Rates of information aggregation in common value auctions. 1-40 - David Cass, Anna Pavlova:
On trees and logs. 41-83 - Arkadi Predtetchinski
, P. Jean-Jacques Herings
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A necessary and sufficient condition for non-emptiness of the core of a non-transferable utility game. 84-92 - Thibault Gajdos
, Eric Maurin:
Unequal uncertainties and uncertain inequalities: an axiomatic approach. 93-118 - Shankha Chakraborty:
Endogenous lifetime and economic growth. 119-137 - Andrei Gomberg:
Sorting equilibrium in a multi-jurisdiction model. 138-154 - Roman Inderst:
Contractual distortions in a market with frictions. 155-176 - Eric T. Anderson, Nanda Kumar, Surendra Rajiv:
A comment on: "Revisiting dynamic duopoly with consumer switching costs". 177-186
Volume 116, Number 2, June 2004
- Hamid Sabourian:
Bargaining and markets: complexity and the competitive outcome. 189-228 - Massimo Marinacci
, Luigi Montrucchio:
A characterization of the core of convex games through Gateaux derivatives. 229-248 - Byoung Jun, Xavier Vives
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Strategic incentives in dynamic duopoly. 249-281 - P. Mahenc, F. Salanié:
Softening competition through forward trading. 282-293 - Anastassios Kalandrakis
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A three-player dynamic majoritarian bargaining game. 294-322 - Chung Yi Tse:
Search frictions, market power, and long-run growth. 323-346 - Agostino Manduchi:
Price discrimination of buyers with identical preferences and collusion in a model of advertising. 347-356 - Shingo Ishiguro:
Collusion and discrimination in organizations. 357-369
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