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Copenhagen Business School. Economic Policy
Unit. Working Paper

96-13 Rasmus Fatum og Michael M. Hutchison: Interventation a Signal of Future Monetary Policy? Evidence from the Federal Future Market.

96-14 Tryggvi Thor Herbertsson og Anders Sørensen: Policy Rules for Exploitation of Renewable Resources: A Macroeconomic Perspective.

96-15 Anders Sørensen: International Welfare
Effects from Country-Specific R&D Subsidies.

96-16 Andreas Haufler og Søren Bo Nielsen: Dynamic Effects of an Anticipated Switch from Destination- to Origin-Based Commodity

96-17 Harry Huizinga og Søren Bo Nielsen: The Coordination of Capital Income and Profit Taxation with Cross-Ownership of Firms.

96-18 Svend Erik Hougaard Jensen: Wage Rigidity, Integration and Fiscal Stabilisation in Europe (Forthcoming in Review of International Economics).

96-19 Ole Risager og Jan Rose Sørensen: Job
Security Policies and Trade Union Behaviour
an Open Economy.

Handelshøjskolen i København, Institut for Finansiering.
Paper

96-11 Jens Lunde: The Danish Housing Marketinthe

96-12 Jens Lunde: Housing Subsidies The Danish

96-13 Carsten Sørensen: Stock Index Dynamics the Valuation of Stock Index Derivatives a General Equilibrium Model with Stochastic Interest Rates.

Københavns Universitet. Økonomisk Institut.
Memo

196 Peter Hjertholm: A Note on Adjustment
and Poverty Alleviation in Sub-Saharan
Africa. Maj 1996.

197 Sven Danø: Halvtreds år for Rachel - Et
liv som økonom. August 1996.

University of Copenhagen. Institute ofEconomics.
Paper

96-08 Jonathan Rubin og Niels Thygesen: Monetary and the Outsiders - A Cointegration/Codependence of Business in Europe.

96-09 Martin Browning: The Saving Behaviour
a Two Person Household.

96-10 Martin Browning og P. A. Chiappori: Efficient Allocations - A General Characterization and Empirical Tests.

96-11 Martin Browning og Thomas Crossley:
Unemployment Insurance Benefit Levels
and Consumption Changes.

96-12 Clara Jørgensen, Hans Christian Kongsted
Anders Rahbek: Trend-Stationarity
in the 1(2) Cointegration Model.