American economic review

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  Año 1995, Vol. 85, Número 1

  • Rationality and social choice

    Amartya Sen

    págs. 1-24

    

  • Incumbent behavior: Vote-seeking, tax-setting, and yardstick competition

    Timothy Besley, Anne Case

    págs. 25-45

    

  • Altruism, the Samaritan's dilemma, and government transfer policy

    Stephen Coate

    págs. 46-57

    

  • On the evolution of altruistic ethical rules for siblings

    Theodore C. Bergstrom

    págs. 58-81

    

  • Cartel quotas under majority rule

    Jonathan Cave, Stephen W. Salant

    págs. 82-102

    

  • Capital mobility in neoclassical models of growth

    N. Gregory Mankiw, Robert J. Barro

    págs. 103-115

    

  • Early development

    Marvin Goodfriend, Jack McDermott

    págs. 116-133

    

  • The transition from barter to fiat money

    Joseph A. Ritter

    págs. 134-149

    

  • Optimal contracts for central bankers

    Carl E. Walsh

    págs. 150-167

    

  • Tastes and technology in a two-country model of the business cycle: Explaining international

    Linda L. Tesar, Alan C. Stockman

    págs. 168-185

    

  • Union contracts and the life-cycle/permanent-income hypothesis

    John Shea

    págs. 186-200

    

  • Exchange rates and fundamentals: Evidence on long-horizon predictability

    Nelson C. Mark

    págs. 201-218

    

  • Monetary policy trade-offs and the correlation between nominal interest rates and real output

    George R. Moore, Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

    págs. 219-239

    

  • A natural experiment in `Jeopardy!'

    Andrew Metrick

    págs. 240-253

    

  • Probabilistic voting, campaign contributions and efficiency

    Derek Clark, Jonathan Thomas

    págs. 254-259

    

  • Homegrown values and hypothetical surveys: Is the dichotomous choice approach incentive-compatible?

    Ronald G. Cummings, Glenn W. Harrison

    págs. 260-266

    

  • Privatization and employment: A study of the jute industry in Bangladesh

    V. Bhaskar, Mushtaq H. Khan

    págs. 267-273

    

  • Consumer response to the timing of income: Evidence from a change in tax withholding

    Joel Slemrod, Matthew D. Shapiro

    págs. 274-283

    

  • Testing the rationality of price forecasts: Comment

    Richard Cohen, Carl Bonham

    págs. 284-289

    

  • Testing the rationality of price forecasts: Reply

    Michael P. Keane, David E. Runkle

    pág. 290