Quarterly journal of economics

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  Año 2001, Vol. 116, Número 3

  • Educational production

    Edward P. Lazear

    pág. 777

    

  • The firm as a dedicated hierarchy: A theory of the origins and growth of firms

    Raghuram Rajan, Luigi Zingales

    pág. 805

    

  • Coase versus the coasians

    Edward Glaeser, Simon Johnson, Andrei Shleifer

    pág. 853

    

  • Are Ceos rewarded for luck?: The ones without principals are

    Marianne Bertrand, Sendhil Mullainathan

    pág. 901

    

  • Elections, governments, and parliaments in proportional representation systems.

    David P. Baron, Daniel Diermeier

    pág. 933

    

  • The impact of young workers on the aggregate labor market

    Robert Shimer

    pág. 969

    

  • Do mergers increase product variety? evidence from radio broadcasting

    Steven T. Berry, Joel Waldfogel

    pág. 1009

    

  • Competition among exchanges

    Tano Santos, José A. Scheinkman

    pág. 1027

    

  • Welfare, the earned income tax credit, and the labor supply of single mothers

    Bruce D. Meyer, Dan T. Rosenbaum

    pág. 1063

    

  • Short-run expectational coordination: Fixed versus flexible wages

    Roger Guesnerie

    pág. 1115