2005/1
Thierry BRECHET and Stéphane LAMBRECHT. Puzzling over sustainability: an equilibrium analysis.
2005/2
Ines LINDNER. Preference aggregation versus truth-tracking: asymptotic properties of a related story.
2005/3
André DE PALMA and Stef PROOST. Imperfect competition and congestion in the city.
2005/4
Malika HAMADI, Erick RENGIFO and Diego SALZMAN. Illusionary finance and trading behavior.
2005/5
Victor GINSBURGH, Patrick LEGROS and Nicolas SAHUGUET. How to win twice at an auction. On the incidence of commissions in auction markets.
2005/6
Victor GINSBURGH and Abdul NOURY. Cultural voting. The Eurovision Song Contest.
2005/7
Victor GINSBURGH and Israel ZANG. Bundling by competitors and the sharing of profits.
2005/8
Paolo COLLA. A market microstructure rationale for the S&P game.
2005/9
Kristian BEHRENS and Jacques-François THISSE. Regional inequality and product variety.
2005/10
Pierre GIOT and Mikael PETITJEAN. Dynamic asset allocation between stocks and bonds using the Bond-Equity Yield Ratio.
2005/11
Helena BELTRAN, Pierre GIOT and Joachim GRAMMIG. Commonalities in the order book.
2005/12
Helena BELTRAN, Alain DURRÉ and Pierre GIOT. Volatility regimes and the provision of liquidity in order book markets.
2005/13
Pierre GIOT and Armin SCHWIENBACHER. IPOs, trade sales and liquidations: modelling venture capital exits using survival analysis.
2005/14
Takaaki TAKAHASHI. Economic geography and endogenous determination of transportation technology.
2005/15
Denis CLAUDE and Jean HINDRIKS. Strategic privatization and regulation policy in mixed markets.
2005/16
Pierre M. PICARD and Eric TOULEMONDE. On monopolistic competition and optimal product diversity: a comment on cost structure and workers' rents.
2005/17
Yasusada MURATA and Jacques-François THISSE. A simple model of economic geography à la Helpman-Tabuchi.
2005/18
Claude D'ASPREMONT and Rodolphe DOS SANTOS FERREIRA. Oligopolistic competition as a common agency game.
2005/19
Alessandro FEDELE. Moral hazard in financial markets: Inefficient equilibria and monetary policies.
2005/20
Robert J. AUMANN and Jacques H. DREZE. Assessing strategic risk.
2005/21
Robert J. AUMANN and Jacques H. DREZE. When all is said and done, how should you play and what should you expect?
2005/22
Parkash CHANDER. Repetitive risk aversion.
2005/23
Marc GERMAIN, Alphonse MAGNUS and Vincent VAN STEENBERGUE. Should developing countries participate in the Clean Development Mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol? The low-hanging fruits and baseline issues.
2005/24
Anna BOGOMOLNAIA, Michel LE BRETON, Alexei SAVVATEEV and Shlomo WEBER. The egalitarian sharing rule in provision of public projects.
2005/25
Arie PREMINGER and Raphael FRANCK. Forecasting exchange rates: a robust regression approach.
2005/26
Raouf BOUCEKKINE, David DE LA CROIX and Dominique PEETERS. Early literacy achievements, population density and the transition to modern growth.
2005/27
Stéphane LAMBRECHT, Philippe MICHEL and Emmanuel THIBAULT. Capital accumulation and fiscal policy in an OLG model with family altruism.
2005/28
Frederic MURPHY and Yves SMEERS. Forward markets may not decrease market power when capacities are endogenous.
2005/29
Lennart F. HOOGERHEIDE, Johan F. KAASHOEK and Herman K. VAN DIJK. On the shape of posterior densities and credible sets in instrumental variable regression models with reduced rank: an application of flexible sampling methods using neural networks.
2005/30
Yves SMEERS. Long term locational prices and investment incentives in the transmission of electricity.
2005/31
Andrea ATTAR, Eloisa CAMPIONI and Gwenaël PIASER. Multiple lending and constrained efficiency in the credit market.
2005/32
Anna BOGOMOLNAIA, Michel LE BRETON, Alexei SAVVATEEV and Shlomo WEBER. Stability of jurisdiction structures under the equal share and median rules.
2005/33
Kristian BEHRENS and Yasusada MURATA. General equilibrium models of monopolistic competition: CRRA versus CARA.
2005/34
Axel GAUTIER. Network financing with two-part and single tariff.
2005/35
Ori HAIMANKO, Michel LE BRETON and Shlomo WEBER. The stability threshold and two facets of polarization.
2005/36
Ana MAULEON and Vincent VANNETELBOSCH. Market integration and strike activity.
2005/37
Steven GABRIEL and Yves SMEERS. Complementarity problems in restructured natural gas markets.
2005/38
Alexei SAVVATEEV and Oded STARK. An evolutionary explanation for the propensity to migrate.
2005/39
Veronika GRIMM, Jaromir KOVARIK and Giovanni PONTI. Fixed price plus rationing: an experiment.
2005/40
Huasheng SONG and Vincent VANNETELBOSCH. International R&D collaboration networks.
2005/41
Ana MAULEON, Jose SEMPERE-MONERRIS and Vincent VANNETELBOSCH. Networks of manufacturers and retailers
2005/42
Thierry BRECHET, Stéphane LAMBRECHT and Fabien PRIEUR. Intergenerational transfers of pollution rights and growth.
2005/43
Laurence A. WOLSEY. Lot-sizing with production and delivery time windows.
2005/44
Klaus DESMET, Ignacio ORTUNO-ORTIN and Shlomo WEBER. Peripheral diversity and redistribution.
2005/45
Antonio TESORIERE. Endogenous R&D symmetry in linear duopoly with one-way spillovers.
2005/46
Jean HINDRIKS and Ben LOCKWOOD. Decentralization and electoral accountability: incentives, separation, and voter welfare.
2005/47
Yves POCHET, Mathieu VAN VYVE and Laurence A. WOLSEY. LS-LIB: a library of reformulations, cut separation algorithms and primal heuristics in a high-level modeling language for solving MIP production planning problems.
2005/48
Jean-François RICHARD, Henry TULKENS and Magali VERDONCK. Tax interaction dynamics among Belgian municipalities, 1984-1997.
2005/49
Fernanda ESTEVAN and Jean-Marie BALAND. Mortality risks and child labor.
2005/50
Yves SMEERS. How well can one measure market power in restructured electricity systems?
2005/51
Rabah AMIR and Malgorzata KNAUFF. Ranking economics departments worldwide on the basis of PhD placement.
2005/52
Debasis MISHRA and David C. PARKES. Ascending price Vickrey auctions for general valuations.
2005/53
Debasis MISHRA and Bharath RANGARAJAN. Cost sharing in a job scheduling problem.
2005/54
Giuseppe DE FEO and Jean HINDRIKS. Efficiency of competition in insurance markets with adverse selection.
2005/55
Kristian BEHRENS, Andrea R. LAMORGESE, Gianmarco I.P. OTTAVIANO and Takatoshi TABUCHI. Testing the 'home market effect' in a multi-country world.
2005/56
Anna RUBINCHIK-PESSACH and Shlomo WEBER. Balance of power and divergence of policies in a model of electoral competition.
2005/57
Ruslan SADYKOV. A branch-and-check algorithm for minimizing the sum of the weights of the late jobs on a single machine with release dates.
2005/58
Luc BAUWENS, Dagfinn RIME and Genero SUCARRAT. Exchange rate volatility and the mixture of distribution hypothesis.
2005/59
Andrea SILVESTRINI and David VEREDAS. Temporal aggregation of univariate linear time series models.
2005/60
Olivier BOCHET. Implementation of the Walrasian correspondence: the boundary problem.
2005/61
Yasuhiro SATO and Jacques-François THISSE. Competing for capital when labor is heterogeneous.
2005/62
Michele CONFORTI and Laurence WOLSEY. Compact formulations as a union of polyhedra.
2005/63
Olivier BOCHET. Switching from complete to incomplete information.
2005/64
Marc GERMAIN and Alphonse MAGNUS. Prices versus quantities: stock pollution control with repeated choice of the instrument.
2005/65
Kristian BEHRENS and Pierre M. PICARD. Welfare, home market effects, and horizontal foreign direct investment.
2005/66
Paolo COLLA, Marc GERMAIN and Vincent VAN STEENBERGHE. Environmental policy and speculation on markets for emission permits.
2005/67
Yu. NESTEROV. Primal-dual subgradient methods for convex problems.
2005/68
Yu. NESTEROV. Accelerating the cubic regularization of Newton's method on convex problems.
2005/69
Yu. NESTEROV. Performance of trigonometric generating functions on some combinatorial problems.
2005/70
Shoshana ANILY, Michal TZUR and Laurence A. WOLSEY. Multi-item lot -sizing with a joint set-up cost.
2005/71
Emmanuele BACCHIEGA and Antonio MINNITI. Location in a vertically differentiated industry.
2005/72
Olivier BOCHET. Nash implementation with lottery mechanisms.
2005/73
Arie PREMINGER and Shinichi SAKATA. A model selection method for S-estimation.
2005/74
Stéphane LAMBRECHT. Maintaining environmental quality for overlapping generations: some reflections on the US sky trust initiative.
2005/75
Claude D'ASPREMONT. Formal welfarism and intergenerational equity.
2005/76
Marc GERMAIN and Vincent VAN STEENBERGHE. Innovation under taxes versus permits: how a commonly made assumption leads to misleading policy recommendations.
2005/77
Juan D. MORENO-TERNERO and John E. ROEMER. Impartiality, priority, and solidarity in the theory of justice.
2005/78
Ines LINDNER. Voting games with abstention: a probabilistic characterization of power and a special case of Penrose's Limit Theorem.
2005/79
Yu. NESTEROV. Minimizing functions with bounded variation of subgradients.
2005/80
Catherine FRAIKIN, Yu. NESTEROV and Paul VAN DOOREN. Correlation between two projected matrices under isometry constraints.
2005/81
Juan D. MORENO-TERNERO and John E. ROEMER. Objectivity, priority, and the veil of ignorance.
2005/82
Holger GORG, Pierre PICARD and Eric STROBL. Contracting out and labor demand elasticities.
2005/83
Paul BELLEFLAMME and Pierre PICARD. Piracy and competition.
2005/84
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ, Paolo P. GARELLA and Nathalie SONNAC. Newspapers' market shares and the theory of the circulation spiral.
2005/85
Luc BAUWENS and Jeroen V.K. ROMBOUTS. Bayesian inference for the mixed conditional heteroskedasticity model.
2005/86
Antonio TESORIERE. Endogenous firm asymmetry and cooperative R&D in linear duopoly with spillovers.
2005/87
Andrew J. MILLER, Debasis MISHRA and Dharmaraj VEERAMANI. Mechanism design for multiple item procurement using a distributed ellipsoid algorithm.
2005/88
Simon P. ANDERSON and Jean J. GABSZEWICZ. The media and advertising: a table of two-sided markets.
2005/89
Saltuk OZERTURK. Stock recommendation of an analyst who trades on own account.
2005/90
Jacques H. DREZE. Nested identification of subjective probabilities.
2005/91
Kristian BEHRENS and Pierre M. PICARD. Tax competition, location, and horizontal foreign direct investment.
2005/92
Michele CONFORTI, Marco DI SUMMA and Laurence WOLSEY. The mixing set with flows.
2005/93
Jean HINDRIKS, Susana PERALTA and Shlomo WEBER. Fiscal competition, revenue sharing, and policy-induced agglomeration.
2005/94
Falilou FALL. Endogenous persistent inequality.
2005/95
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ and Filomena GARCIA. A note on expanding networks and monopoly pricing.
2005/96
Jean J. GABSZEWICZ and Filomena GARCIA. Quality improvement and network externalities.