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90-2. Bjarne Astrup Jensen og Jørgen Aase Nielsen: Pricing contingent claims: firstand second-order effects from stochastic interest rate development. 30 s.

90-3. Leif Hasager: Effektiv rentestruktur,
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90-4. Leif Hasager og Bjarne Astrup Jensen:
On a class of loans with a systematic
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90-5. Leif Hasager og Michael Møller: Konveksitet
af fastforrentede fordringer. 32 s.

90-6. Jesper Jespersen: Peeling the classical
orange. From »A tract on monetary reform«
to »The general theory«. 18 s.

90-7. Jesper Jespersen: Crisis in Keynesian
economics from a Hicksian perspective.
26 s.

90-8. Finn Østrup: Situationen efter finansfusionerne.
23 s.

Københavns Universitet. Økonomisk Institut.
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179. Peter Birch Sørensen: De danske regler for beskatning af udenlandsk indkomst: en studie i kapitaleksportsubsidiering. 17 s.

Københavns Universitet. Økonomisk Institut.
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90-07. Lars Haagen Pedersen og Peter Stephensen:
Does imperfect competition imply
Pareto inefficiency. 38 s.

90-08. Karl Vind: Two characterizations of
bargaining sets. 14 s.

90-09. Henrik Lando og Michael Teit Nielsen:
Why political uncertainty may paralyze
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90-10. Torben M. Andersen og Morten Hviid: Asymmetric information and price stickiness in imperfectly competitive markets. 25 s.

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90-12. Hans Jørgen Jacobsen og Christian Schultz: Undominated wage rates in a unionized overlapping generations economy. 23 s.

90-13. Troels Østergaard Sørensen: Temporary
layoffs and unemployment insurance.
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90-14. Birgit Grodal og Werner Hildenbrand: Statistical Engel curves, income distributions and the »Law of demand«. 12 s.

90-16. Birgitte Sloth: Non-cooperative models
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Københavns Universitet. Økonomisk Institut.
Forskergruppen Vedrørende det Offentlige og
Samfundsøkonomien. Memo

1/1990. L. Danziger og A. Schnytzer: Implementing
the Lindahl voluntary-exchange
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2/1990. Yew-Kwang Ng: How much public
expenditure should be spent to reduce
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Odense Universitet. Institut for Virksomhedsledelse.

2/1990. Peter Ove Christensen: The value of communication in multi-period agencies with production and financial decisions. 57 s.

Odense Universitet. Økonomisk Institut. Occasional

3/1990. Terkel Christiansen: Measurement
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4/1990. Morten Skak: Monetary and fiscal
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Aarhus Universitet. Økonomisk Insitut. Memo
1990-11. Peter Skott: Non-uniqueness of ra-

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1990-12. Erik Harsaae: On Keynesian and
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1990-16. C.W.J. Granger: Positively related
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1990-17. Per Baltzer Overgaard: Stochastic
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IQQO-1R ToonY Park-Maximum likelihood
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1990-19. Joon Y. Park: Disequilibrium impulse
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IWU-A). iNiels Ran Sørensen: A model to measure economic linkages and the international element between Germany and eight small open economies. 55 s.

1990-21. Ole Risager: Wage rivalry and insider-outsider relations: evidence for skilled and unskilled men in Denmark. 37 s.

1990-22. Niels Haldrup: Tests for unit roots with a maintained trend when the true data generating process is a random walk with drift. 53 s.

Aarhus Universitet. Økonomisk Institut/Handelshøjskolen
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90-1. Jan Beyer Schmidt-Sørensen: The profit share rate, wages, employment and efficiency effects in collective bargaining. 43 s.

90-2. Nina Smith: Household labour supply
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90-3. Jan Beyer Schmidt-Sørensen: Essays
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