Autumn 1978 Table of Contents

Volume 9, No. 2

Richard Schmalensee
Entry Deterrence in the Ready-to-Eat Breakfast Cereal Industry
Henry G. Grabowksi and Dennis C. Mueller
Industrial Research and Development, Intangible Capital Stocks, and Firm Profit Rates
William Hallagan
Self-Selection by Contractual Choice and the Theory of Sharecropping
Lawrence Kryzanowski
Misinformation and Regulatory Actions in the Canadian Capital Markets: Some Empirical Evidence
Douglas K. Reece
Competitive Bidding for Offshore Petroleum Leases
Richard J. Gilbert
Dominant Firm Pricing Policy in a Market for an Exhaustible Resource
Richard C. Grinold, David S.P. Hopkins, and William F. Massy
A Model for Long-Range University Budget Planning under Uncertainty
Robert J. Dolan
Incentive Mechanisms for Priority Queuing Problems
Jeremy I. Bulow and John B. Shoven
Forced Bankruptcy
Neil R. Ericsson and Peter Morgan
The Economic Feasibility of Shale Oil: An Activity Analysis
Edward C. Prescott
Papers in Honor of Herbert A. Simon: An Introduction
Herbert A. Simon
On How to Decide What to Do
Robert E. Lucas, Jr.
On the Size Distribution of Business Firms
Richard R. Nelson and Sidney G. Winter
Forces Generating and Limiting Concentration under Schumpeterian Competition
Michael L. Wachter and Oliver E. Williamson
Obligational Markets and the Mechanics of Inflation
Dale T. Mortensen
Specific Capital and Labor Turnover
James G. March
Bounded Rationality, Ambiguity, and the Engineering of Choice
R. Blaine Roberts, G.S. Maddala, and Gregory Enholm
Determinants of the Requested Rate of Return and the Rate of Return Granted in a Formal Regulatory Process
William C. Wheaton
Price-Induced Distortions in Urban Highway Investment
Aharon R. Ofer and Arie Melnick
Price Deregulation in the Brokerage Industry: An Empirical Analysis
Michael Hoel
Resource Extraction, Uncertainty, and Learning
Richard R. Simonds and Daniel W. Collins
Line of Business Reporting and Security Prices: An Analysis of an SEC Disclosure Rule: Comment
Bertrand Horwitz and Richard Kolodny
Line of Business Reporting: A Rejoinder