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PHELPS, E. - Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences - 1990

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Extraction of the surplus in standard auctions

Amarante, Massimiliano - Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences - 2002

Cr¨¦mer and McLean [1] and McAfee and Reny [3] showed that, in "nearly all auctions", the seller can offer a mechanism that obtains full rent extraction. The mechanism designed by Cr¨¦mer and McLean differs from standard procedures in several respects. Notably, (a) bidders are required to...

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Capital Mobility and the (In)efficiency of Fiscal Unions.

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ZAMAN, A. - Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences - 1989

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Wage determination of Registered Nurses in Proprietary and Non-Profit Nursing Homes.

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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TOPOLOGICAL SOCIAL CHOICE.

CHICHILNISKY, G. - Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences - 1990

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Price Inertia and Production Lags.

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The Premium for Skills: Evidence from Mexico.

Cragg, M.; Epelaum, M. - Department of Economics, School of Arts and Sciences - 1994

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How many adults should live in a house? How do people actually divide themselves up among households? Average household sizes vary substantially, both over time and in the cross-section. In New York City, we find that housing and income maintenance policies exert powerful influences on household...

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