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Norges Bank's working papers present research projects and reports not usually in their final form. Other analyses conducted by economists at Norges Bank are also included in the series. Views and conclusions expressed in working papers are the responsibility of the authors alone.

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ISSN 1502-8143 (online)

1999
	1999/17	Ingunn M. Lønning Default Premia on European Government Debt.
	1999/16	B. Gabriela Mundaca The effect of interventions on realignment probabilities.
	1999/15	Kai Leitemo Samspillet mellom penge- og finanspolitikken under et underliggende inflasjonsmål for en liten åpen økonomi.
	1999/14	Steinar Holden Wage setting under different monetary regimes.
	1999/13	Kai Leitemo Targeting Inflation by Constant-Interest-Rate Forecasts.
	1999/12	Randi Næs og Bernt Arne Ødegaard Equity Trading by Institutional Investors. To Cross or Not to Cross? The Case of the Norwegian Oil Fund.
	1999/11	Eirik Gaard Kristiansen Explicit and Implicit Incentives in Fund Management.
	1999/10	Øistein Røisland og Ragnar Torvik Optimum currency areas under inflation targeting.
	1999/09	Espen Sjøvoll Assessment of credit risk in the Norwegian business sector.
	1999/08	Gunnar Bårdsen, Stan Hurn og Kenneth Lindsay The generic properties of equilibrium correction mechanisms.
	1999/07	Roger Bjørnstad og Ragnar Nymoen Wages and profitability: Norwegian Manufacturing 1967q1 - 1998q2.
	1999/06R	Qaisar Farooq Akram Multiple unemployment equilibria: Do transitory shocks have permanent effects?
	1999/05	Gunnar Bårdsen, Eilev S. Jansen og Ragnar Nymoen Economic inflation targeting
	1999/04	Moshe Kim, Doron Kliger og Bent Vale Estimating switching costs and oligopolistic behavior
	1999/03	B. Gabriela Mundaca og Jon Strand Speculative attacks in the exchange market with a band policy: A sequential game analysis
	1999/02	Hans K. Hvide og Eirik G. Kristiansen Risk Taking in Selection Contests
	1999/01	Øistein Røisland og Ragnar Torvik Exchange rate versus inflation targeting: A theory of output fluctuations in traded and non-traded sectors