Thesaurus capensis :or, illustrations of the South African flora, being figures and brief descriptions of South African plants, selected from the Dublin University Herbarium /by William H. Harvey.

v. 2

Product-line specification and verification with feature-oriented contracts

Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Informatik, Diss., 2015

List of fishes and reptiles obtained by Field Columbian Museum East African expedition to Somali-land in 1896, by S. E. Meek.

v.1:no.8(1897)

List of a collection of shells from the Gulf of Aden. Obtained by the Museum's East African expedition, by W. H. Dall.

v.1:no.9(1898)

African reptiles and amphibians in Field Museum of Natural History.

v.22:no.1(1936)

Intra-relations of African canaries, genus Serinus [by] Austin L. Rand.

v.51:no.9(1968)

The races of the African wood-dove Turtur afer [by] A. L. Rand.

v.31:no.35(1949)

Notes on African bulbuls, family Pycnonotidae: class Aves.

v.35:no.6(1958)

Descriptions and records of African bats, by Colin Campbell Sanborn.

v.20:no.14(1936)

Days with birds; studies of habits of some East African species.

v.38(1956)

Anthropometry of the Ovimbundu, Angola / by Wilfrid D. Hambly, Curator, African Ethnology.

v.25:no.2(1938)

Phylogeny and paedomorphosis in an African family of freshwater fishes (Gonorhynchiformes: Kneriidae) / Terry Grande.

n.s. no.78(1994)

On the Phalangia and Pedipalpi collected by Professor Orton in western South America : with the description of new African species.

Article XV

Competition with forward contracts: a laboratory analysis motivated by electricity market design

We use experiments to study the efficiency effects for a market as a whole of adding the possibility of forward contracting to a pre-existing spot market. We deal separately with the cases where spot market competition is in quantities and where it is in supply functions. In both cases we compare the effect of adding a contract market with the introduction of an additional competitor, changing the market structure from a triopoly to a quadropoly. We find that, as theory suggests, for both types of competition the introduction of a forward market significantly lowers prices. The combination of supply function competition with a forward market leads to high efficiency levels.

Memory in contracts: the experience of the EBRD (1991-2003)

The objective of this paper is to identify the role of memory in repeated contracts with moral hazard in financial intermediation. We use the database we have built containing the contracts signed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development EBRD between 1991 and 2003. Our framework is a standard setting of repeated moral hazard. After having controlled for the adverse selection component, we are able to prove that client reputation is the discrimination device according to which the bank fixes the amount of credit for the established clients. Our results unambiguously isolate the effect of memory in the bank's lending decisions.