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(The Institute for Fiscal Studies, 1992)This Commentary looks at the options open to the Chancellor in the Budget.
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(National Institute of Economic and Social Research, 1992)
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(Queen’s University. Department of Economics, 1992)In this paper we consider Anonymous Sequential Games with Aggregate Uncertainty. We prove existence of equilibrium when there is a general state space representing aggregate uncertainty. When the economy is stationary and ...
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(Elsevier Science, 1992)This paper develops a general repeated game model over an arbitrary time domain. The paper considers the issue of formulating strategic behaviour in a general framework which includes continuous time behaviour. There are ...
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(Queen’s University. Department of Economics, 1992)In this paper, we study implementation in "economic environments". It is shown that there is a dense subset of the set of preference profiles such that given an arbitrary social choice function, f and e > 0, there exits ...
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(Elsevier Science, 1992)In this paper we extend a result of Jovanovic and Rosenthal (Anonymous sequential games, Journal of Mathematical Economics 17, 1988) on the existence of equilibrium in Anonymous Sequential Games. Jovanovic and Rosenthal ...
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(Blackwell Publishing on behalf of Institute for Fiscal Studies, 1992-02)It has been nearly 2 years since the UK government reformed the system of local business rates to introduce a uniform business rate (UBR), but the debate continues over the merits of the new system. The change across regions ...
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(Economic and Social Research Institute, 1992)
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(Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS), 1992-08)This paper examines the role of the player type distributions in repeated zero sum games of incomplete information with discounting of payoffs. In particular the strategic "sufficiency" of the posterior distributions for ...
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(Blackwell Publishing for the Royal Economic Society, 1992-07)