Incentives, Organisation, and Public Economics

1: Peter J. Hammond and Gareth D. Myles: Introduction 2: Benjamin E. Hermalin and Michael L. Katz: Corporate Diversification and Agency 3: Avinash Dixit: Adverse Selection and Insurance with uberrima fides 4: Patrick Bolton and Christopher Harris: Strategic Experimentation: the Undiscounted Case 5: Hyun Song Shin: Approximate Common Knowledge in a Search Model 6: Partha Dasgupta: Wealth and Welfare 7: Peter Diamond and James Mirrlees: Adjusting One's Standard of Living: Two-Period Models 8: Jun-ichi Itaya, David de Meza, and Gareth D. Myles: Who Should Provide Public Goods? 9: Sudhir Anand: An Optimal Earnings Schedule 10: Ravi Kanbur, Ritva Tarkiainen, and Matti Tuomala: Non-linear Utility Pricing and Targeting the Poor 11: Kevin Roberts: A Reconsideration of the Optimal Income Tax 12: Peter J. Hammond: Reassessing the Diamond-Mirrlees Efficiency Theorem 13: Geoffrey Heal: Valuing Our Future: Cost-Benefit Analysis and Sustainability 14: Athar Hussain, Nicholas Stern, and Joseph Stiglitz: Chinese Reforms from a Comparative Perspective 15: Franklin Allen: Capital Structure and Imperfect Competition in Product Markets 16: Joseph Farrell: Repeated Oligopoly Interaction 17: Barry Nalebuff: Competing against Bundles 18: Anthony J. Venables: On the Optimal Location of Capital