Professoren
Prof. Dr. Rudolf Kerschbamer

Prof. Dr. Rudolf Kerschbamer

Book:

"Puzzles and Problems in Public Finance" (in German, original title: "Trainingsbuch Finanzwissenschaft"), Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich (1995).


Journal Articles:

"In-House Competition, Organizational Slack and the Business Cycle", jointly with Yanni Tournas (Rutgers University), European Economic Review, Vol. 47 (2003), 505-520.

"Idiosyncratic Investments, Outside Opportunities and the Boundaries of the Firm", jointly with Nina Maderner (University of Vienna) and Yanni Tournas (Rutgers University), International Journal of Industrial Organisation, Vol. 20 (2002), 1119-1141.

"Optimal Control of Upstream Pollution Under Asymmetric Information", jointly with Nina Maderner (University of Vienna), Environmental and Resource Economics, Vol. 19 (2001).

"Sequential Contribution to Public Goods: On the Structure of the Equilibrium Set", jointly with Clemens Puppe (University of Bonn), Economics Bulletin, Vol. 8 (2001).

"Multiprincipals Multiagents Incentive Design", jointly with Semih Koray (Bilkent University), Review of Economic Design, Vol. 6 (2001).

"Theoretically Robust But Empirically Invalid? An Experimental Investigation into Tax Equivalence", jointly with Georg Kirchsteiger (University of Vienna), Economic Theory, Vol. 16 (2000).

"Voluntary Contributions when the Public Good is not Necessarily Normal", jointly with Clemens Puppe (University of Bonn), Journal of Economics, Vol. 68 (1998).

"Are Two a Good Representative for Many?", jointly with Nina Maderner (University of Vienna), Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 82 (1998).

"Disciplinary Takeovers and Industry Effects", Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, Vol. 7 (1998).

"Information Revelation via Takeovers in Correlated Environments", Managerial and Decision Economics, Vol. 18 (1997).

"Destroying the ‘Pretending’ Equilibrium in the Demski-Sappington-Spiller Model" (Abstract), Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 62 (1994).

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