1. The elasticity of substitution 2. The limiting nature of the cobb-douglas technology 3. Per capita production functions 4. The cost and timing of land development 5. Constant elasticity of substitution production functions with two or more inputs 6. Aprroximation results for CES production functions 7. Approximating elasticities of substitution with the price elasticity of derived demand 8. Optimal commodity taxes 9. Selected applications of the expenditure function 10. Negative income taxation and the labor-leisure decision 11. Separable utility and conditional demand 12. Random income taxation 13. Risk aversion with many commodities 14. Risk aversion and product liability 15. Olanning, bonus structures, and truthful information 16. Optimal commodity taxation from consumer surplus 17. Consumer surplus with multiple goods 18. Estimating two factor, constant elasticity of substitution production functions 19. Estimating constant elasticity of substitution production functions with more than two factors 20. Some properties of the translog cost function 21. Flexible functional representations of production technologies and consumer preferences 22. Some implications of the independence of price and income on the structure of demand 23. On the structure of consumer demand 24. Monopoly, uncertainty, and the international flow of goods 25. Excess capacity as a barrier to entry 26. A locational theory of monopolistic competition 27. Product diversity under monopolistic competition 28. Resource stock externalities 29. The edgeworth geometry of general equilibrium 30. The rybczynki and stolper-samuelson theorems 31. The optimal tariff in general equilibrium 32. Incidence of the corporate profits tax 33. Uniqueness of equilibria with production 34. Uncertainty and tax incidence in general 35. Resource stock externalities in general equilibrium 36. Investment timing and the effect of a tax credit 37. Pure public goods with many private goods 38. Voting and the provision of local public goods 39. The optimal return to government investment 40. Peak load pricing and the structure of demand uncertainty 41. The asymmetry of taxes and subsidies 42. Monopoly and the extraction of an exhaustible resource 43. Alernative mechanisms for controlling pollution 44. Regulating the monopolistic polluter 45. The incidence of pollution control 46. Efficient markets and transactions costs 47. Plea bargaining arrangements as social insurance 48. Education as an economic signal 49. Multiple price equilibria 50. The value of information