International economic review

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  Año 2004, Número 4

  • THE 1929 STOCK MARKET: IRVING FISHER WAS RIGHT

    Ellen R. McGrattan, Edward C. Prescott

    págs. 991-1009

    

  • CREDIT CYCLES REDUX

    Juan-Carlos Cordoba, Marla Ripoll

    págs. 1011-1046

    

  • ESTIMATING THE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM BENEFITS OF LARGE CHANGES IN SPATIALLY DELINEATED PUBLIC GOODS

    V.Kerry Smith, Randy Walsh, Holger Sieg, H. Spencer Banzhaf

    págs. 1047-1077

    

  • ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF VOLATILITY FORECASTS

    Torben G. Andersen, Tim Bollerslev, Nour Meddahi

    págs. 1079-1110

    

  • THE PRICING OF JOB CHARACTERISTICS WHEN MARKETS DO NOT CLEAR: THEORY AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS

    Kevin Lang, Sumon Majumdar

    págs. 1111-1128

    

  • ON THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF IMMIGRATION AND INCOME REDISTRIBUTION

    Jim Dolmas, Gregory W. Huffman

    págs. 1129-1168

    

  • MISERY LOVES COMPANY: EQUILIBRIUM PORTFOLIOS WITH HETEROGENEOUS CONSUMPTION EXTERNALITIES

    Christian Gollier

    págs. 1169-1192

    

  • COLLUSION IN LOCAL PUBLIC WORKS

    Martin Besfamille

    págs. 1193-1219

    

  • LACK-OF-RECALL AND CENTRALIZED MONETARY TRADE

    Jialin Yu, Ted Temzelides

    págs. 1221-1227

    

  • SEQUENTIAL TWO-PLAYER GAMES WITH AMBIGUITY

    David Kelsey, Jürgen Eichberger

    págs. 1229-1261

    

  • INTERNATIONAL DEVIATIONS FROM THE LAW OF ONE PRICE: THE ROLE OF SEARCH FRICTIONS AND MARKET SHARE

    George Alessandria

    págs. 1263-1291

    

  • A NOTE ON COLE AND STOCKMAN

    Paulo Barelli, Samuel de Abreu Pessôa

    págs. 1293-1300