- Does cash flow cause investment and R&D, an exploration using panel data for French, Japanese and United States scientific firms
- Counterfactuals and a theory of equilibrium in games
- Modelling security market events in continuous time, intensity based, multivariate point process models
- Toeholds and takeovers
- Should firms be required to pay for vocational training?
- The Stroudwater canal company and its role in the mechanisation of the Gloucestershine Woollen Industry
- Instant exit from the war of attrition
- Profitability and investment, a synthesis of substitution and capacity considerations
- Estimating intertemporal labour supply elasticities using structural models
- General-to-specific reductions of vector autoregressive processes
- A model of path-dependence in decisions over multiple propositions
- Takeover likelihood models for UK quoted companies
- Inequality, market structure and growth, a neo-Schumpeterian perspective
- Asymptotic results for cointegration tests in non-stable cases
- Corruption with small corrupt agents
- Positive feedback in collective mobilization, the American strike wave of 1886
- Competition and hold-ups
- Preliminary papers
- Bounded-rational behavior by neural networks in normal form games
- Volunteers for development, a test of the post-materialist hypothesis in Britain
- Risk and risk management in English agriculture, c. 1750-1850
- Autoregressive conditional root model
- On the speed of transition in Central Europe
- Dynamic pollution games
- Product line decisions and the Coase conjecture
- Regional convergence and catch-up in india between 1960 and 1992
- On short-term contracts regulations
- Strategic voting under the qualified majority rule
- Using and abusing economic theory
- 1935 sanctions against Italy, would coal and crude oil have made a difference?
- Welfare economics and economies of scale
- Dynamic duopoly with consumer switching costs
- Openness and the output-inflation tradeoff
- Demand is heterogenous in Grandmont's model
- Lord overstone and the steblishment of British nineteenth-century monetary orthodoxy
- Pathological outcomes of observational learning
- An equilibrium theory of rationing
- Where there's muck there's brass, the market for manure in the industrial revolution
- Equilibrium departures from common knowledge in games with non-additive expected utility
- The biggest auction ever, the sale of the British 3G telecom licenses
- PcGive 6, an interactive econometric modelling system
- Risk aversion over incomes and risk aversion over commodities
- Reliable inference from empirical likelihoods
- Unemployment and non-employment in interwar Britain
- Absolute poverty or relative inequality, a theory of growth and wage differentials
- The logic of rational play in extensive games
- Two-sided information transmission, how many dates should I invite to the party
- Modelling trade union membership, open shops and private goods
- Auctions vs negotiations
- Human bonding, parents and their offspring in early modern England