Southern Economic Journal

1997 - 2026

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Volume 92, issue 4, 2026

Doing Business v. Business Ready: A Preliminary Comparison pp. 865-877

Justin Callais and Robert Lawson

Welfare Access and Inactivity Gaps: Revisiting the Racial Divergence in Unemployment Rates pp. 878-896

Gonzalo Dona and Rene Zamarripa

Vacancies on the FOMC pp. 897-914

Cody Couture

Unveiling Pollution Abatement Costs in Chinese Manufacturing Sector Using a By‐Production Approach pp. 915-934

Yulu Wang, Subal C. Kumbhakar and Shunan Zhao

The Impacts of Removing College Entrance Exams: Evidence From the Test‐Optional Movement pp. 935-955

Brianna Felegi

The Impact of Tobacco Regulations on Smoking and Vaping pp. 956-972

Don Kenkel, Alan Mathios, Grace Phillips, Revathy Surya Narayana, Hua Wang and Sen Zeng

The Impact of Increased Life Expectancy on Schooling, Retirement, and Labor Force Participation Decisions pp. 973-989

Manoj Atolia, John Gibson and Felix Rioja

The Effects of Sports Betting on Casino Gambling in the United States pp. 990-1002

Ege Can, Mark W. Nichols and Vasileios Pavlopoulos

Technology Licensing in Vertical Markets: A Spatial Model pp. 1003-1011

John S. Heywood, Dongyang Li and Guangliang Ye

Political Ideology and Health Outcomes: Evidence From Metropolitan Regions in the United States pp. 1012-1043

Kelly Hyde, Ilia Murtazashvili, Jane E. Ruseski and Yang Zhou

Minimum Wages and Homelessness pp. 1044-1063

Seth J. Hill

Localization Economies and Firm Productivity: Evidence From Football Teams in São Paulo, Brazil pp. 1064-1099

Brad R. Humphreys and Amir B. Ferreira Neto

Judging Trends in Income Inequality in the U.S.: Do the Measures Matter? pp. 1100-1111

V. Kerry Smith

Ill‐informed beliefs: Misperceptions of the costs of unplanned parental absences pp. 1112-1132

Erin Giffin, Jessica B. Hoel and Prachi Jain

How Digital Transformation Reshapes Executive and Worker Compensation: Evidence From Chinese Manufacturing Firms pp. 1133-1155

Wenqi Duan, Mingming Jiang and Jianhong Qi

Homicide, punishment and deterrence in Australia pp. 1156-1188

Hugh Farrell and Vincent O'Sullivan

Homefront: Black Servicemembers and Black Voters in the Civil Rights Era pp. 1189-1204

Thomas Koch, Trevon D. Logan and John M. Parman

Teaching financial crises: A leverage experiment pp. 1205-1223

Lee Coppock, Daniel Harper and Charles Holt

Volume 92, issue 3, 2026

Unraveling Corruption and State Capacity With Heterogeneous Productivity pp. 689-704

Diego Carrasco, Nhan Buu Phan and Shino Takayama

The impact of credit union competition on Bank loan rates, 2010–2019 pp. 705-715

Robert Feinberg and Kara M. Reynolds

The Discouraging Effect of Overconfidence pp. 716-727

Cary Deck and Klajdi Bregu

The Abilene Paradox: The Curse of Caring Too Much pp. 728-742

Lia Flores, Rachel Mannahan and Jin‐Yeong Sohn

Teacher Gender and Students' Academic Outcomes in High School pp. 743-762

Yuan Cao

Social Openness and International Capital Flows pp. 763-787

Christopher Biolsi and Amrita Dhar

Prohibition and Percolation: The Roaring Success of Coffee During US Alcohol Prohibition pp. 788-808

Zachary Bartsch

Persistent Private Information in Experimental Asset Markets pp. 809-827

Daniel Q. Harper, Charles Holt and Margaret M. Isaacson

The Jamestown/Xiaogang Survival Game: A Class Experiment pp. 828-837

Lee Coppock, Charles Holt, Cathleen Johnson and Madison Smither

The Inexhaustible Mine? pp. 838-855

Gabriel F. Benzecry and Daniel J. Smith

Volume 92, issue 2, 2025

Temporary Fixes, Permanent Problems: Implications of the Growing Reliance on Liminal Status in U.S. Immigration Policy pp. 181-193

Pia M. Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny

Estimating average treatment effects with only discrete covariates pp. 194-217

Jingping Gu, Dennis W. Jansen and Xiaoyu Li

Resource shocks, firm obstacles, and local business in Africa pp. 218-271

Jamie Bologna Pavlik and Amanda Ross

How does temperature affect rural income: Channels and implication of adaptation pp. 272-312

Qingen Gai, Chengzheng Li and Peng Zhang

Did Karl Marx party in 1891? The effect of SPD's Erfurt program on Karl Marx's citations pp. 313-337

Phillip W. Magness and Michael Makovi

The effect of racial and ethnic attitudes on Hispanic identity in the United States pp. 338-358

Hussain Hadah

Economic policy uncertainty and the Kimchi premium in the cryptocurrency market pp. 359-381

Dooyeon Cho and Kyung‐woo Lee

A rationale for the “meeting competition defense” under primary‐line injury pp. 382-402

Iñaki Aguirre and Arda Yenipazarli

Signaling endogenous product quality with price in the presence of consumer boycotts pp. 403-433

Yi‐Ling Cheng and Chris Y. Tung

When the rich do (not) trust the (newly) rich: Experimental evidence on the effects of positive random shocks in the trust game pp. 434-469

Hernan Bejarano, Joris Gillet and Ismael Rodriguez‐Lara

Age effects in primary education: A double disadvantage for second‐generation immigrants pp. 470-503

Antonio Abatemarco, Mariagrazia Cavallo, Immacolata Marino and Giuseppe Russo

Do business and economics studies erode prosocial values? pp. 504-526

Mattias Sundemo and Åsa Löfgren

Border revitalization policy and export competitiveness pp. 527-560

Hongguang Sui, Md Shariful Islam, Xiaoxue Du and Shihua Zhang

The intergenerational transmission of food insecurity: Do educational compromises make things worse? pp. 561-586

Sarah Hamersma and Matthew Kim

Did Henry Ford Cause the Recession of 1926–1927? A Test of the Granular Hypothesis pp. 587-605

Gabriel Mathy and Stephen Sun

Testing a new approach to teaching introductory economics: Effects on subsequent learning pp. 606-627

Buly A. Cardak, Sue O'Keefe, Yen Dan Tong and David Walker

Ethics and Tuition Price Discrimination: A Classroom Game pp. 628-636

James Staveley‐O'Carroll and Deepak Joglekar

Sentiment Analysis of Teaching Evaluations: Evidence From Nearly 8 Million Rate My Professor Reviews pp. 637-661

Jose Fernandez and Erin Yetter

Exploring heterogeneous responses of residential water consumption to lawn size: Insights from a novel parcel‐level dataset pp. 662-675

Brandli Stitzel and Rex Pjesky

Volume 92, issue 1, 2025

Symposium introduction: Is certificate‐of‐need needed? pp. 3-5

Edward Timmons

Certificate‐of‐Need laws in healthcare: A comprehensive review of the literature pp. 6-43

Matthew Mitchell

Rural healthcare access and supply constraints: A causal analysis pp. 44-62

Vitor Melo, Liam Sigaud, Elijah Neilson and Markus Bjoerkheim

The causal effect of repealing Certificate‐of‐Need laws for ambulatory surgical centers: Does access to medical services increase? pp. 63-86

Thomas Stratmann, Markus Bjoerkheim and Christopher Koopman

The effect of substance use Certificate‐of‐Need laws on access to substance use disorder treatment facilities pp. 87-110

Shishir Shakya and Christine Bretschneider‐Fries

The effect of Certificate‐of‐Need laws on substance use disorder care for vulnerable populations pp. 111-132

Alicia Plemmons, Darwyyn Deyo and Sarah Drain

Certificate of Need and the labor market pp. 133-151

Kihwan Bae and James Bailey

The effect of Certificate‐of‐Need laws on physician earnings and labor supply pp. 152-175

Moiz Bhai