Facultade de Ciencias Económicas e Empresariais

2004

1. An equivalence theorem for a differential information economy

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2. An undominated Nash equilibrium for voting by committees with exit

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3. Aspirations, habit formation, and bequest motive

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4. Characterization and incentive compatibility of walrasian expectations equilibrium in infinite dimensional commodity spaces

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5. Devaluation beliefs and debt crisis: the Argentinian case

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6. Economía de Galicia: situación actual y perspectivas. ALBINO PRADA BLANCO. Santa Comba: tresCtres. 2004

   Revista galega de economía: Publicación Interdisciplinar da Facultade de Ciencias Económicas e Empresariais, Vol. 13, Núm. 1, pp. 455-458

7. El poder de veto de la gran coalición

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8. On some basic properties of equilibria of voting with exit

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9. Private information: Similarity as compatibility

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10. Rentabilidad social de la inversión pública española en infraestructuras

    Documents de treball IEB

11. The Rental Equivalence Approach To Nonrental Housing In The Consumer Price Index: Evidence From Spain

    Documentos de trabajo. Economic series ( Universidad Carlos III. Departamento de Economía )

12. The consistent coalitional value for hyperplane games

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13. The evaluation of fisheries management: a dynamic stochastic approach

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14. The optimality on the common fisheries policy: the northern stock of hake

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15. The role of agriculture in aggregate business cycles

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16. Walrasian análisis via two-person games

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17. Welfare implications of the interactions between habits and consumption externalities

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18. Why are fertility rates and female employment ratios positively correlated across O.C.D.E. countries?

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