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Pricing, predation, and entry barriers in regulated industries
Brock, William A. - In: Breaking up Bell : essays on industrial organization …, (pp. 191-229). 1983
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Sensitivity of optimal growth paths with respect to a change in target stocks
Brock, William A. - In: Contributions to the von Neumann growth model : …, (pp. 73-89). 1971
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A simple perfect foresight monetary model
Brock, William A. - In: Journal of monetary economics 1 (1975) 2, pp. 133-150
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Some results on the uniqueness of steady states in multisector models of optimum growth when future utilities are discounted
Brock, William A. - In: International economic review 14 (1973) 3, pp. 535-559
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Asset price behavior in complex environments
Brock, William A. - 1997
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Whither nonlinear?
Brock, William A. - In: Journal of economic dynamics & control 24 (2000) 5/7, pp. 663-678
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Hicksian non-linearity
Brock, William A. - In: Value and capital : 50 years later ; proceedings of a …, (pp. 310-330). 1991
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Remarks for General Equilibrium Conference session "Time and uncertainty"
Brock, William A. - In: General Equilibrium 40th Anniversary Conference, (pp. 38-50). 1994
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Profiling problems with partially identified structure
Brock, William A. - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 116 (2006), pp. 427-440
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Non-Market Interactions
Glaeser, Edward Ludwig; Scheinkman, Jose - National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) - 2000
A large body of recent research argues that social, or non-market, interactions can explain a wide range of puzzling phenomena from fashion cycles to stock market crashes. This paper attempts to connect the range of these papers with a general model and a broad empirical overview. We establish...
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