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    Has a structural break affected New Zealand business cycles? 

    Sanyal, Amal; Ward, Bert D. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1995-06)
    By international standards, New Zealand’s recent business cycle fluctuations are remarkably volatile. Some bivariate regularities observed in developed economies are weak and sometime uncertain. Are these features endemic ...
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    Reputation, cheap talk and delegation 

    Sanyal, Amal; Sengupta, K. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division, 2005-01)
    A decision maker is contemplating an action whose outcome is state dependent. She has a 'prior' over the states of the world and before choosing an action, she can consult an 'expert'. We model the communication game between ...
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    Income tax evasion and bribe chains 

    Sanyal, Amal (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 2000-03)
    Bribe chains arise when a hierarchy of corruptible auditors audits taxpayers. We investigate fine and reward structures for breaking bribe chains and establishing income revealing equilibria. We show that no super auditing ...
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    Opening up to foreign competition : an analysis of Indian durable consumer goods industry 

    Sanyal, Amal; Patibandla, M. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1999-04)
    We examine the most likely strategy of product differentiation by newly entering multinational firms when market reforms begin in a developing economy. We argue that incumbents in a non-contestable protected market do not ...
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    Credit and price determination in a developing economy 

    Sanyal, Amal (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1995-01)
    This paper examines in the context of a developing agrarian economy aspects of the Post Keynesian theories of inflation caused by income distribution conflict and of endogenous money creation. It highlights the ability of ...
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    Complex dynamics and elementary economic theory 

    Sanyal, Amal; McAuliffe, Russel J. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1999-09)
    Contrary to the view that complex dynamical systems are curiosities at a safe distance from core tenets of economics, it is shown that they undermine a few fundamental constructs and models. The long run macroeconomic ...
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    Congestion and the sale of pizzas : a theorem on home delivery 

    Sanyal, Amal (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1997-09)
    Recently the pricing problem of a monopolist producing several different qualities of a product has received some attention in the literature. Mussa and Rosen (1978) studied the optimal product mix of a monopolist producing ...
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    Corruption, tax evasion and the Laffer curve 

    Sanyal, Amal; Gang, I.; Goswami, O. (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1996-04)
    In a corrupt tax administration a rise in tax rate sets about complicated strategic decision moves by both tax payers as also tax administrators. It is shown that in some circumstances, this may bring about a Laffer like ...
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    Audit hierarchy in a corrupt administration 

    Sanyal, Amal (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1998-08)
    The present work addresses both issues in the context of income tax evasion. About the first it proves a rather strong result, namely that if rewards are related to the evasion detected by an auditor, then (i) no level of ...
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    Real world agents, REH agents and the econometrician 

    Sanyal, Amal (Lincoln University. Commerce Division., 1995-05)
    This paper aims to explain from within mainstream theory why incorporating the rational expectations hypothesis in new classical macroeconomics leads to stable market equilibria, while other branches within the mainstream ...
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    Arifa, A. (1)Gan, C. (1)Gang, I. (1)Goswami, O. (1)McAuliffe, Russel J. (1)Patibandla, M. (1)Sengupta, K. (1)Ward, Bert D. (1)Keyword340000 Economics (11)mathematical models (6)auditing (3)bribe chains (3)econometric model (3)tax evasion (3)350000 Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services (2)decision making (2)econometric analysis (2)economic aspects (2)... View MoreDate Issued2005 (1)2000 (1)1999 (2)1998 (1)1997 (1)1996 (1)1995 (4)
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