Annales d'économie et de statistiques 2005

n° 79-80 - juillet/décembre 2005

• MAIRESSE Jacques, TRAJTENBERG Manuel - Editors’ note, p. 3
• HECKMAN James – Contributions of Zvi Griliches, pp. 5-22
• HAHN Jinyong, HAUSMAN Jerry - Estimation with Valid and Invalid Instruments, pp. 25-57
• ADAMS James, CLEMMONS J. Roger, STEPHAN Paula E. - Standing on Academic Shoulders: Measuring Scientific Influence in Universities, pp. 59-90
• ARORA Ashih, -GAMBARDELLA Alfonso - The Impact of NSF Support for Basic Research In Economics, pp. 91-117
• BRANSTETTER Lee - Exploring the Link Between Academic Science and Industrial Innovation, pp. 119-142
• DARBY Michael, ZUCKER Lynne G. - Grilichesian Breakthroughs: Inventions of Methods of Inventing and Firm Entry in Nanotechnology, pp. 143-164
• FURMAN Jeffrey,KYLE Margaret K., COCKBURN Iain, HENDERSON Rebecca M. - Public & Private Spillovers: Location and the Productivity of Pharmaceutical Research, pp. 164-188
• BRESCHI Stefano, LISSONI Francesco – “Cross-firm” Inventors and Social Networks: Localised Knowledge Spillovers Revisited, pp. 189-209
• SANYAL Panoma, JAFFE Adam B. - Peanut Butter Patents versus the New Economy: Does the Increased Rate of Patenting Signal More Invention or Just Lower Standards?, pp. 211-240
• ENCAOUA David, LEFOUILI Yassine - Choosing Intellectual Protection: Imitation, Patent Strength and Licensing Agreement, pp. 241-271
• GRONAU Reuben - Zvi Griliches’ Contribution to the Theory of Human Capital, pp. 276-297
• BERMAN Eli, SOMANATHAN Rohini - Hong W. TAN - Is Skill Biased Technological Change Here Yet? Evidence from India Manufacturing in the 1990’s, pp. 299-321
• ABOWD John M., KRAMARZ Francis - Human Capital and Worker Productivity: Direct Evidence from Linked Employer-Employee Data, pp. 322-338
• HALL Bronwyn H. – Measuring the Returns to R&D: the Depreciation Problem, pp. 342-381
• BERNSTEIN Jeffrey, MAMUNEAS Theofanis P. - Depreciation Estimation, R&D Capital Stock, and North American Manufacturing Productivity Growth, pp. 383-404
• REGEV Haim - Life Cycle, Innovation and Firm Productivity: Israeli Manufacturing Firms,1955-1999, pp. 405-431
• BOND Stephen, HARHOFF Dietmar, VAN REENEN John - Investment, R&D and Financial Constraints in Britain and Germany, pp. 433-460
• BLANCHARD Pierre, HUIBAN Jean Pierre, SEVESTRE Patrick - R&D and Productivity in Corporate Groups: An Empirical Investigation Using a Panel of French Firms, pp. 461-485
• MAIRESSE Jacques, MOHNEN Pierre, KREMP Elizabeth - The Importance of R&D and Innovation for Productivity: A Reexamination in Light of the 2000 French Innovation Survey, pp. 487-527
• STIROH Kevin - Reassessing the Impact of IT in the Production Function: A Meta-Analysis and Sensitivity Tests, pp. 529-561
• CRÉPON Bruno, HECKEL Thoma, RIEDINGER Nicolas - Did Information Technologies Shift Upward Multifactor Productivity in the 90s? Evidence from French Firm Level Data, pp. 563-581
• CRÉPON Bruno, DESPLATZ Rozen, MAIRESSE Jacques - Price-Cost Margins and Rent Sharing: Evidence from a Panel of French Manufacturing Firms, pp. 583-610
• EVENSON Robert, KISLEV Yoav - The Evenson-Kislev ‘Research as Search’ Model and the Green, pp. 613-628
• BRESNAHAN Timothy F., YIN Pai-Lin - Economic and Technical Drivers of Technology Choices: Browsers, pp. 629-670
• LLERAS-MUNEY Adriana, LICHTENBERG Frank R. - Are the More Educated More Likely to Use New Drugs?, pp. 671-696
• DORMONT Brigitte, MILCENT Carine - Innovation Diffusion under Budget Constraints: Microeconometric Evidence on Heart Attack in France, pp. 697-726
• PAKES Ariel - Hedonics and the Consumer Price Index, pp. 729-748
• FISHER Frank M. - Price Index Aggregation: Plutocratic Weights, Democratic Weights, and Value Judgments, pp. 749-757
• DIEWERT Erwin - Adjacent Period Dummy Variable Hedonic Regressions and Bilateral Index Number Theory, pp. 759-786
• WHITE Alan G., ABEL Jaison R., BERNDT Ernst R., MONROE Cory W. - Hedonic Price Indexes for Personal Computer Operating Systems and Productivity Suites, pp. 787-807

n° 78 - avril/juin 2005

• GOURIEROUX Christian, JASIAK Joann - Nonlinear Innovations and Impulse Responses with Application to VaR Sensivity, pp. 1-32
• LATRUFFE Laure, PICARD Pierre - Assurance des catastrophes naturelles: faut-il choisir entre prévention et solidarité?, pp. 33-56
• LEFRANC Arnaud, TRANNOY Alain - Intergenerational earnings mobility in France: is France more mobile than the US, pp. 57-78
• DUGUET Emmanuel, PETIT Pascal - Hiring discrimination in the french financial sector: an econometric analysis on field experiment data, pp. 79-102
• BOSI Stefano, CATAVILLAN Guido, MAGRIS Francesco - Plausibility of Indeterminacy and Complex Dynamics, pp. 103-116
• JOSEPH Gilles - Critères d'attribution des allocations chômage et performances du marché du travail, pp. 117-142
• CAHUC Pierre, POSTEL-VINAY Fabien - Social Status and Overworked Consumer, pp. 143-162
• PUCCI Muriel, VALENTIN Julie - Le renchérissement des CDD peut être favorable à l'emploi: une analyse des décisions des entreprises en environnement incertain, pp. 163-187

n° 77 - janvier/mars 2005

• SLADE Margaret - The Role of Economic Space in Decision Making, pp. 1 - 20
  • Comments: FLACHAIRE Emmanuel, pp. 21 - 28
  • Comments: WAELBROECK Patrick, pp. 29 - 32
  • Response: PINKSE Joris, pp. 33 - 36
• LECOCQ Sébastien, MAGNAC Thierry, PICHERY Marie-Claude, VISSER Michel - The impact of information on wine auction prices: results of an experiment, pp. 37 - 58
• CHAMBOLLE Claire - Stratégies de revente à perte et réglementation, pp. 59 - 80
• JELLAL MOHAMED, WOLFF François-Charles - Dynamique des transferts intergénérationnels et effet de démnstration, pp. 81 - 108
• MALINVAUD Edmond - Substituabilités entre demandes de facteurs induites par les demandes de bien, pp. 109 - 132
• GUAY Alain, SAINT-AMANT Pierre - Do the Hodrick-Prescott and Baxter-King Filters Provide a Good Approximation of Business Cycles?, pp. 133 - 156
• AHMADA Ibrahim, BENA�?SSA Mohamed Safoune - Changements structurels dans la dynamique de l'inflation aux États-Unis: approches non paramétriques, pp. 157 - 172
• KEMP Hubert, TAUGOURDEAU Emmanuelle - Dépenses publiques dans une économie à deux pays: Stackelberg versus Nash, pp. 173 - 186
• FLACHAIRE Emmanuel - Propriétés en échantillon fini des tsts robustes à l'hétéroscédasticité de forme inconnue, pp. 187 - 199

n° 75-76 juillet-décembre 2004

Special Issue "Public economics"

• CORNET Bernard, KEMPF Hubert, LE VAN Cuong, WOODERS Myrna - Introduction, pp. 1 - 8

Part I - Taxation

• TAUGOURDEAU Emmanuelle - Is Fiscal Cooperation Always Sustainable when Regions Differ in Size? Lessons for the EMU, pp. 11 - 36
• MYLES Gareth D., UYDURANOGLU Ayse - Product Choice, Taxation and Swichting Costs, pp. 69 - 88
• GÉRARD Marcel, GILLARD Marie-France - Taxation, Financial Intermodality and the Least Taxed Path for Circulationg Income within a Multinational Enetrprise, pp. 89 - 108
• BRAU Rinaldo, FLORIO Massimo - Privatisations as Price Reforms: Evaluating consumers' welfare changes in the UK, pp. 109 - 134
• SEPAHVAND Mehrdad - Public Enterprise Strategies in a Market Open to Domestic and International Competition, pp. 135 - 154
• AMIR Rabah, MARET Isabelle, TROEGE Michel - On Taxation Pass-Through for a Monopoly Firm, pp. 155 - 173

Part I I - Public good

• WEYMARK John A. - Shared Consumption: A Technological Analysis, pp. 175 - 196
• CONLEY John P., WOODERS Myrna - Hedonic Independance and Taste-homogeneity of Organizations with Crowding Types, pp. 197 - 220

Part III - Public Policies

• FARZIN Y.H. - Can Stricter Environmental Standards Benefit the Industry and Enhance Welfare?, pp. 223 - 256
• GOURDEL Pascal, HOANG NGOC Liem, LE VAN Cuong, MAZAMBA Redie - Health Care and Economic Growth, pp. 257 - 272

Part IV - Political economy

• CLÉMENT David, SOFER Catherine - An application of "post-welfarist" theories of justice: comparing theorical rights to compensation and actual policy measures against poverty, pp. 287 - 308
• LE Nhat - Contingent delegation and ambiguous property rights: The Case of China's Reform, pp. 309 - 330
• CHEIKBOSSIAN Guillaume - Lobbying and Rent-Seeking for Public Goods in a Fiscally Centralized System, pp. 331 - 350