Empirical Economics
1976 - 2026
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Volume 71, issue 1, 2026
- Can public–private partnership bring benefits in shrinking public services? An empirical analysis of the lock-in effect versus cost-reducing effect pp. 1-24

- Eri Nakamura, Takayoshi Nakaoka and Takuya Urakami
- Understanding ESG-mediated climate risk impacts on corporate profits: sectoral dynamics and predictive evidence from an ADL–MIDAS framework pp. 1-36

- Haoxin Zhao and Kazeem O. Isah
- Combining policymaking tools for green transition: eco-efficiency benchmarking and club convergence pp. 1-52

- George Halkos, Christina Bampatsou and Panagiotis-Stavros Aslanidis
Volume 70, issue 6, 2026
- Estimating structural spillovers in international trade networks: an empirical assessment with graph neural models pp. 1-28

- Diego Vallarino
- Effects of industry integration on pharmaceutical firm innovation: institutional investors’ perspective pp. 1-25

- Lu Yao, Ronghan Xie and Mengde Liu
- Friendship networks and academic success: the impact of class size and gender composition pp. 1-27

- Winfried Pohlmeier, Livia Shkoza and Derya Uysal
- The impact of oil price shocks on US labor productivity and employment hours pp. 1-27

- Andre Harrison and Jeremy Viele
- Replication: “Physical disability and labor market discrimination: evidence from a video résumé field experiment” pp. 1-13

- Sebastian Gallegos
- What fuels spending? A study on non-durable spending and wealth dynamics in European countries pp. 1-60

- Florina Burdet
- More than just “plugging leaks”: the effects of gambling and lottery winnings on Spaniards’ financial and personal decisions pp. 1-50

- Julio López-Laborda, Jaime Vallés-Giménez and Anabel Zárate-Marco
- New estimates of the elasticity of marginal utility of consumption for Europe pp. 1-26

- Milan Ščasný and Matěj Opatrný
- The effect of mass migration on economic development: Syrian refugees in Turkey pp. 1-30

- Betul Turkum
- Early effects of nearshoring in the manufacturing labor market in Mexico pp. 1-30

- Erick Rangel-Gonzalez, Irving Llamosas-Rosas and Marco Esteban-Aguirre
- Did the 2005 French Disabled workers Act increase the employment rate of people with disabilities? An econometric evaluation on panel data pp. 1-30

- Thomas Barnay, Emmanuel Duguet and Yann Videau
- The impact of global cost-push shocks on production costs pp. 1-30

- Bongseok Choi, Hyun Hak Kim and Sangho Shin
- Measuring product differentiation by observing consumer search pp. 1-39

- Franz Hackl, Michael Hölzl-Leitner and Dieter Pennerstorfer
- Does uncertainty raise the probability of a recession? pp. 1-32

- Jan Willem End
- Productivity, markups, and reallocation: evidence from French manufacturing firms pp. 1-49

- Enrico De Monte
- Evidence of horizontal yardstick competition in the Italian waste sector: Do the type of neighbour and benchmark matter? pp. 1-44

- Massimiliano Agovino, Katia Marchesano and Gaetano Musella
- Immigration and preventive care utilization in Europe: evidence from retrospective data pp. 1-20

- Raluca Elena Buia, Mesfin Genie, Cristina E. Orso and Giacomo Pasini
- Oil shocks and economic sentiment indicators in major emerging countries pp. 1-46

- Cosmas Dery and Nahiyan Faisal Azad
Volume 70, issue 5, 2026
- Using migrant samples to examine cultural values in economics: Is the epidemiological approach valid? pp. 1-30

- Annemiek Schilpzand
- A machine learning approach to real-time identification of turning points in monetary aggregates M1 and M3 pp. 1-19

- Max Lampe and Ramón Adalid
- Firm heterogeneity and the bank lending channel in currency composition of credit pp. 1-26

- Renzo Pardo-Figueroa
- The transitory component of health care employment pp. 1-17

- Luiggi Donayre and Lacey Loomer
- Capital account liberalization, capital scarcity, and economic growth pp. 1-27

- Nour-eddine Echcharfi
- Sectoral and aggregate effects of supply chain disruptions in a small open economy pp. 1-55

- Klaus Friesenbichler, Christian Glocker, Werner Hölzl and Philipp Piribauer
- The heterogeneous treatment effects of compulsory education age reforms: a causal forest approach pp. 1-31

- Hannelore Nelissen and Kristof De Witte
- Does economic complexity mitigate carbon inequality? pp. 1-59

- Bernard Cléry Nomo Beyala, Célestin Ghislain Balla Mekongo and Simplice Asongu
- Does competition from informal firms encourage the formal firms to obtain quality certificates? pp. 1-69

- Mohammad Amin and Caroline Nogueira
- Automation, skill and job creation pp. 1-44

- Kaizhao Guo
- Corporate digital transformation, carbon emissions, and ESG performance pp. 1-38

- Peng Liu, Nannan Guo and Yingke Liu
- From balance sheets to green fields: assessing the role of natural resource asset audit in enhancing China’s ecological product value pp. 1-56

- Zhiyuan Gao, Ying Zhao, Ziying Jia and Yu Hao
- State capacity and growth regimes pp. 1-34

- Patrick A. Imam and Jonathan Temple
Volume 70, issue 4, 2026
- The impact of child benefit reforms on parental health: new evidence from Canada pp. 1-41

- Min Hu, Angela Daley and Barry Watson
- Lessons of the Vergangenheit: optimal policy learning of innovation subsidies pp. 1-37

- Fayssal Ayad
- The permutation test for event studies with a small number of events pp. 1-14

- Phuong Anh Nguyen and Michael Wolf
- Exploring the quantitative impact of medical marijuana dispensaries on residential sale prices in Oklahoma pp. 1-25

- Joshua Clark and Michael S. Delgado
Volume 70, issue 3, 2026
- Inequality of opportunity in educational achievement in China: a machine learning approach pp. 1-37

- Qiuchuan Jiang, Weiwei Zhao and Kun Zhang
- Panel stochastic frontier model with multi-factor error structure: an application on bank efficiency pp. 1-41

- Chih-Chiang Hsu, Chang-Ching Lin and Shou-Yung Yin
- Market integration in the digital era: can public data openness break market segmentation? pp. 1-43

- Peiyu Li, Liping Li, Xinzhi Liu and Hanmei Zhou
- The spending consequences of COVID-19 stimulus payments: the case of baseball cards pp. 1-43

- Quinn Keefer
- Revisiting US food aid and civil conflict pp. 1-31

- Sébastien Mary
- Lifting the cap on non-resident university enrollment: evidence from Wisconsin pp. 1-29

- Natalia Orlova, Derek Rury and Justin Wiltshire
- Hierarchical risk clustering versus traditional risk-based portfolios: an empirical out-of-sample comparison pp. 1-24

- Carlos Trucíos
- Weather shocks, productivity, and performance of manufacturing firms in Colombia pp. 1-28

- Jefferson Muñoz, Alex Perez, Jaime Carabalí and Guillermo Buenaventura
- The role of global factors in Bitcoin dynamics: Evidence from the TVP-VAR-SV model pp. 1-28

- Nezir Köse, Emre Ünal and Savas Gayaker
- The effects of oil news shock on sectoral employment in the USA pp. 1-27

- Ozge Kandemir Kocaaslan and Aysegul Uckun Ozkan
- Measuring monetary policy shocks and their effects in an emerging economy: the case of Brazil pp. 1-27

- Edilean Kleber da Silva Bejarano Aragon, Gabriela Bezerra de Medeiros, Igor Mendes and Ludyson Abreu
- The EITC and occupational mobility pp. 1-25

- Andrew Yizhou Liu
- Is complexity always better? A model-free assessment of range-based volatility estimators pp. 1-18

- Burak Korkusuz
- Similarity-based path forecasting of US recession periods pp. 1-18

- Visa Kuntze, Henri Nyberg and Samuel Rauhala
- A composite approach to nonlinear inflation dynamics in BRICS countries and Türkiye pp. 1-40

- Tural Yusifzada, Hasan Comert and Vugar Ahmadov
- Fiscal flows and asset prices pp. 1-17

- Michael O’Connell and Jonathan Fletcher
- The role of global value chains for the propagation of global and domestic PMI shocks pp. 1-23

- Andrzej Torój, Joscha Beckmann and Michał Rubaszek
Volume 70, issue 2, 2026
- The determinants of health expenditure: a machine learning approach pp. 1-45

- Nicola Caravaggio, Raffaele Lagravinese and Giuliano Resce
- Heterogeneous firm export, energy efficiency and pollution emissions: theory and evidence pp. 1-56

- Xi Lin, Geng Huang and Ling-Yun He
- Dynamic quantile frequency connectedness and dependence between global football club fan tokens, cryptocurrencies, and uncertainty indices pp. 1-52

- Oguzhan Ozcelebi, Rim El Khoury and Sang Hoon Kang
- Forecasting inflation with the hedged random forest pp. 1-36

- Elliot Beck and Michael Wolf
- Does energy security affect tourism? pp. 1-36

- Kris Ivanovski and Bernard Njindan Iyke
- Time-varying multilayer networks analysis of frequency connectedness in commodity futures markets pp. 1-41

- Xuewei Zhou, Zisheng Ouyang, Rangan Gupta and Qiang Ji
- Bias-corrected cluster-robust standard errors for fixed effects PPML estimators of gravity panel models with autocorrelated disturbances pp. 1-28

- Michael Pfaffermayr
- Short-term inflation expectations evaluation in the presence of instabilities pp. 1-27

- Sidney M. Caetano and João H. G. Mazzeu
- Breaking away: development burdens of secession in Africa pp. 1-29

- Fayssal Ayad
- A note on measures of aggregate demand adjusted for import intensity pp. 1-11

- Bruno Rocha
- Impact of e-commerce on local retail markets: evidence from Amazon fulfillment centers pp. 1-40

- Urbashi Mookerjee
- Using parametric quantile regression to investigate determinants of unemployment duration pp. 1-26

- Lorenzo Corsini and Paolo Dyno Frumento
- Information infrastructure and nutritious diets intake: evidence from West Africa pp. 1-34

- Yazeed Abdul Mumin, Paul Nkegbe, Shamsia Abdul-Wahab, Joseph Clottey, Solomon Zena Walelign, Sheila Agyemang Oppong, Clarice Panyin Nyan, Gloria Adobea Odei Obeng-Amoako and Charles Yaw Okyere
- Does a revenue-neutral shift from indirect to direct taxes reduce inequality? Evidence from high-income OECD countries pp. 1-48

- Hüseyin Şen and Ayşe Kaya
- From Conventional to Unconventional Monetary Policy: Is the Taylor Rule an Adequate Representation in Macro Models? pp. 1-48

- James Dean and Scott Schuh
- Birthplace networks and destination choices of male internal migrants pp. 1-49

- Abdurrahman B. Aydemir and Erkan Duman
- Are positive technology shocks expansionary at the zero lower bound? pp. 1-42

- Yangyang Ji
- Spurious significance under shifted mean pp. 1-20

- Yijie Fei
- Preference parameter changes: evidence from household consumption and savings pp. 1-31

- Masamune Iwasawa and Hayato Nakanishi
- Exploring the heterogeneous impacts of Indonesia’s conditional cash transfer scheme (PKH) on maternal health care utilisation using instrumental causal forests pp. 1-33

- Vishalie Shah, Julia Hatamyar, Taufik Hidayat and Noemi Kreif
- Multi-Benford’s laws and the potential for tax irregularities: the case of FTSE 100 companies pp. 1-33

- Probowo Erawan Sastroredjo, Marcel Ausloos and Polina Khrennikova
- (In)stability in the dynamics of the cross-country distribution of income per capita pp. 1-46

- Davide Fiaschi and Paul Johnson
- The heterogeneous migration motivations of college graduates in China: the role of preferential household registration policies pp. 1-55

- Yuxue Sheng, Qianqian Huang, Yao-Yu Chih and Cheng Jiang
- Effectiveness of capital controls: gates versus walls pp. 1-24

- Yang Zhou and Shigeto Kitano
- Model averaging with ridge regularization pp. 1-19

- Alena Skolkova
- Labour supply of couples facing a risk of job loss pp. 1-30

- Wouter Gelade, Maud Nautet and Céline Piton
Volume 70, issue 1, 2026
- Monetary policy transmission and the yield curve: the role of external market factors against the backdrop of Brexit pp. 1-42

- Christos Tzomakas
- The benefits share of digital infrastructure pp. 1-45

- Yibo Li and Haonan Li
- Pandemic shocks and unintended healthcare disruptions: chronic patients during COVID-19 pp. 1-33

- Martina Repetto, Claudio Lucifora and Antonio Russo
- Public education spending, family background, and child education attainment pp. 1-41

- Shuang Yu, Xiaojun Zhao and Yinhe Liang
- The effects of expanding higher education on wages and employment in German establishments pp. 1-41

- Eric Schuss
- Bank competition and corporate risk-taking pp. 1-46

- Japan Huynh
- Effects of land transfer on family living standards: evidence from middle-aged and older farmers in China pp. 1-43

- Chengyou Li, Anran Liu, Zeru Wang and Qinghai Li
- Patent ownership fragmentation and firm growth: evidence from a panel of US firms pp. 1-31

- Mahdiyeh Entezarkheir
- Dynamic risk spillovers from crude oil to agricultural commodities: a Markov-switching copula approach pp. 1-31

- Jinzhi Li
- Shale oil revolution, the global oil market and the US economy pp. 1-24

- Ioannis Arampatzidis
- Smart metering and demand response: analyzing the relationship with current electricity consumption in Korea pp. 1-24

- Yenjae Chang, Dae-Wook Kim and Man-Keun Kim
- Exploring the impact of input digitalization on carbon emission intensity: evidence at the global industry level pp. 1-24

- Genqiang Li, Zihui Yang and Yuanbo Qiao
- Hospital resilience: public versus private sector dynamics pp. 1-40

- Stefania Fontana, Giovanni Baglio, Calogero Guccio, Catia Nicodemo, Giacomo Pignataro and Domenica Romeo
- Heterogeneous impact of consumer confidence on US aggregate consumption over the business cycle pp. 1-15

- Gabriel Pino and Jose Barrales-Ruiz
- Economic growth and financial depth: the role of institutional quality pp. 1-23

- Chaoyi Chen and Zoltán Pókász
- The effects of a certificate programme regarding educational mentorship and coaching on the rise of induction programmes for new teachers in Rwandan Primary Schools pp. 1-23

- Sofie Cabus, Carla Haelermans, Ilse Flink, Clémentine Uwamahoro Gafiligi, Jean François Maniraho and Jef Peeraer
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