2000/1
Joe THARAKAN and Jacques-François THISSE. The importance of being small: size effects in international trade.
2000/2
Karen AARDAL, Robert WEISMANTEL and Laurence WOLSEY. Non-standard approaches to integer programming.
2000/3
Philippe CATTOIR and Frédéric DOCQUIER. Debt-sharing and secession: A generational accounting approach.
2000/4
Enrico MINELLI and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. Information at equilibrium.
2000/5
Michele CONFORTI, Giovanni RINALDI and Laurence WOLSEY. On the cut polyhedron.
2000/6
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ, Didier LAUSSEL and Nathalie SONNAC. TV-broadcasting competition and advertising.
2000/7
Jacques H. DREZE and Aldo RUSTICHINI. State-dependent utility and decision theory.
2000/8
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ, Didier LAUSSEL and Nathalie SONNAC. Does press advertising foster the "Pensée unique"?
2000/9
Gaetan BELVAUX and Laurence A. WOLSEY. Modelling practical lot-sizing problems as mixed integer programs.
2000/10
Stefano DE MICHELIS and Fabrizio GERMANO. On knots and dynamics in games.
2000/11
Mario TIRELLI. Capital income taxation when markets are incomplete.
2000/12
Alan HOFFMAN, Jon LEE and Joy WILLIAMS. New upper bounds for maximum-entropy sampling.
2000/13
Yu. NESTEROV and Jean-Philippe VIAL. Confidence level solutions for stochastic programming.
2000/14
Michel X. GOEMANS and Martin SKUTELLA. Cooperative facility location games.
2000/15
Jacques H. DREZE. Economic and social security in the twenty-first century, with attention to Europe.
2000/16
Gaël GIRAUD. An algebraic index theorem for non-smooth economies.
2000/17
Stefano DE MICHELIS and Fabrizio GERMANO. On the indices of zeros of Nash fields.
2000/18
Stefano DE MICHELIS. On the index and asymptotic stability of dynamics.
2000/19
Mario TIRELLI. Constrained suboptimality and financial innovation in GEI with a single commodity.
2000/20
Suresh MUTUSWAMI and Eyal WINTER. Subscription mechanisms for network formation.
2000/21
Frank H. PAGE, Jr. Competitive selling mechanisms: the delegation principle and farsighted stability.
2000/22
Jean-François LASLIER and Nathalie PICARD. Distributive politics: does electoral competition promote inequality?
2000/23
Olivier PEREIRA and Laurence WOLSEY. On the Wagner-Whitin lot-sizing polyhedron.
2000/24
Pierre-André CHIAPPORI, Ivar EKELAND, Félix KUBLER and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. The identification of preferences from equilibrium prices.
2000/25
Pierre-André CHIAPPORI, Ivar EKELAND, Félix KUBLER and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. The identification of preferences from equilibrium prices under uncertainty.
2000/26
Jean-Jacques HERINGS and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. Equilibrium and arbitrage in incomplete asset markets with fixed prices.
2000/27
Yu. NESTEROV and André de PALMA. Stable dynamics in transportation systems.
2000/28
Stefano LOVO. Infinitely lived representative agent exchange economy with myopia.
2000/29
Courtney COILE, Peter DIAMOND, Jonathan GRUBER and Alain JOUSTEN. Delays in claiming social security benefits.
2000/30
Elena DEL REY. Teaching versus research: a model of state university competition.
2000/31
Don COPPERSMITH and Jon LEE. Indivisibility and divisibility polytopes.
2000/32
Lod BERLAGE, Danny CASSIMON, Jacques DREZE and Paul REDNG. Prospective aid and indebtedness relief: A proposal.
2000/33
Laurence BROZE, Christian FRANCQ and Jean-Michel ZAKOIAN. Non redundancy of high order moment conditions for efficient GMM estimation of weak AR processes.
2000/34
Stefano DEMICHELIS and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. Life-span and the determinacy of equilibrium in economies of overlapping generations.
2000/35
Pierre PESTIEAU and Uri M. POSSEN. Macroeconomic implications of switching the social security trust fund towards a greater investment in equities.
2000/36
Frédéric DOCQUIER and Oliver PADDISON. Growth and equality effects of pension plans.
2000/37
Francesco DE SINOPOLI and Giovanna IANNANTUONI. A spatial voting model where proportional rule leads to two-party equilibria.
2000/38
Michel LUBRANO. Bayesian non-linear modellings of the short term US interest rate: the help of non-parametric tools.
2000/39
Andrew J. MILLER, George L. NEMHAUSER and Martin W.P. SAVELSBERGH. Solving multi-item capacitated lot-sizing problems with setup times by branch-and-cut.
2000/40
Gaetano BLOISE and Francesco MAGRIS. Sunspot equilibria in a monetary economy with capital accumulation.
2000/41
Parkash CHANDER. A simple measure of risk aversion in the large and an application.
2000/42
Tim COELLI. On the econometric estimation of the distance function representation of a production technology.
2000/43
Luc BAUWENS and John HUNTER. Identifying long-run behaviour with non-stationary data.
2000/44
Jacques H. DREZE and Heracles M. POLEMARCHAKIS. Monetary equilibria.
2000/45
Pierre GIOT. Intraday value-at-risk.
2000/46
Frédéric JOUNEAU-SION and Olivier TORRES. Auctions with discrete increments: a structural econometric approach based on dominated strategies.
2000/47
Marko LOPARIC, Hugues MARCHAND and Laurence A. WOLSEY. Dynamic knapsack sets and capacitated lot-sizing.
2000/48
Giuseppe RUSSO and David VEREDAS. Institutional rigidities and employment rigidity in the Italian large industrial firms.
2000/49
Francisco ORTEGA and Laurence WOLSEY. A branch-and-cut algorithm for the single commodity uncapacitated fixed charge network flow problem.
2000/50
Jorge DURAN and Cuong LE VAN. A simple proof of existence of equilibrium in a one sector growth model with bounded or unbounded returns from below.
2000/51
Quentin LOUVEAUX and Laurence A. WOLSEY. Combining problem structure with basis reduction to solve a class of hard integer programs.
2000/52
Andrew J. MILLER, George L. NEMHAUSER and Martin W.P. SAVELSBERGH. On the polyhedral structure of a multi-item production planning model with setup times.
2000/53
Claude d'ASPREMONT, Rodolphe DOS SANTOS FERREIRA and Louis-André GERARD-VARET. Endogenous business cycles and business formation with strategic investment.
2000/54
Lisa GRAZZINI. Ad valorem and per unit taxation in an oligopoly model.
2000/55
Ezra EINY, Ori HAIMANKO, Ram ORZACH and Aner SELA. Information advantage and dominant strategies in second-price auctions.
2000/56
Ori HAIMANKO and Richard STEINBERG. Price symmetry in a duopoly with congestion.
2000/57
Bernard DE MEYER and Hadiza MOUSSA SALEY. On the strategic origin of Brownian motion in finance.
2000/58
Jean HINDRIKS. Public versus private insurance: a political economy argument.
2000/59
Stefano DEMICHELIS and Klaus RITZBERGER. From evolutionary to strategic stability.
2000/60
Luc BAUWENS, Pierre GIOT, Joachim GRAMMIG and David VEREDAS. A comparison of financial duration models via density forecasts.
2000/61
Philippe MICHEL and Bertrand WIGNIOLLE. Temporary bubbles in an economy with under-accumulation.
2000/62
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ and Xavier Y. WAUTHY. Another perverse effect of monopoly power.
2000/63
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ and Lisa GRAZZINI. Strategic multilateral exchange and taxes.