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Economic Inquiry
2007 - 2013
Edited by Preston McAfee
from Western Economic Association International
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Volume 51, issue 2 , 2013
OPTIMAL COPYRIGHT LENGTH AND EX POST INVESTMENT: A MICKEY MOUSE APPROACH pp. 1101-1122 Nodir Adilov and Michael Waldman A LABORATORY STUDY OF DUOPOLY PRICE COMPETITION WITH PATIENT BUYERS pp. 1123-1141 Timothy N. Cason and Shakun D. Mago SUPERMARKETS AS A NATURAL OLIGOPOLY pp. 1142-1154 Paul B. Ellickson THE CHALLENGE OF REVENUE SHARING WITH BUNDLED PRICING: AN APPLICATION TO MUSIC pp. 1155-1165 Benjamin Shiller and Joel Waldfogel DO REAL ESTATE BROKERS ADD VALUE WHEN LISTING SERVICES ARE UNBUNDLED? pp. 1166-1182 B. Douglas Bernheim and Jonathan Meer HOW DOES ADVERTISING AFFECT MARKET PERFORMANCE? A NOTE ON GENERIC ADVERTISING pp. 1183-1195 Stephen F. Hamilton , Timothy J. Richards and Kyle W. Stiegert THE IMPACT OF MERGERS ON FARES STRUCTURE: EVIDENCE FROM EUROPEAN LOW-COST AIRLINES pp. 1196-1217 Paul W. Dobson and Claudio A. Piga DOES SOCIAL CAPITAL PROMOTE SAFETY ON THE ROADS? pp. 1218-1231 Matthew G. Nagler THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE RECALLS ON THE SEVERITY OF ACCIDENTS pp. 1232-1250 Yong-Kyun Bae and Hugo Benítez-Silva THE EFFECTS OF PUBLICATION LAGS ON LIFE-CYCLE RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY IN ECONOMICS pp. 1251-1276 John P. Conley , Mario J. Crucini , Robert A. Driskill and Ali Sina Önder DEMAND FOR DIFFERENTIATED DURABLE PRODUCTS: THE CASE OF THE U.S. COMPUTER PRINTER MARKET pp. 1277-1298 Oleg Melnikov ARBITRAGE ACROSS BORDERS: WHY ITUNES GIFT CARDS SELL ABOVE FACE VALUE ON EBAY pp. 1299-1310 Chen Feng Ng SIMULTANEOUS DECISION-MAKING IN COMPETITIVE AND COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENTS pp. 1311-1323 Anya C. Savikhin and Roman M. Sheremeta HOW HEALTH INSURANCE AFFECTS HEALTH CARE DEMAND—A STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIORAL MORAL HAZARD AND ADVERSE SELECTION pp. 1324-1344 Yingying Dong CAN SUBGAME PERFECT EQUILIBRIUM THREATS FOSTER COOPERATION? AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF FINITE-HORIZON FOLK THEOREMS pp. 1345-1356 Vera Angelova , Lisa V. Bruttel , Werner Güth and Ulrich Kamecke A LABORATORY STUDY OF AUCTIONS WITH A BUY PRICE pp. 1357-1373 Yvonne Durham , Matthew R. Roelofs , Todd A. Sorensen and Stephen S. Standifird NON-MONETARY INCENTIVES AND OPPORTUNISTIC BEHAVIOR: EVIDENCE FROM A LABORATORY PUBLIC GOOD GAME pp. 1374-1388 Subhasish Dugar LIMITED LIABILITY, MORAL HAZARD, AND RISK TAKING: A SAFETY NET GAME EXPERIMENT pp. 1389-1403 Sascha Füllbrunn and Tibor Neugebauer COMMON-POOL RESOURCES WITH FREE MOBILITY pp. 1404-1420 Dolgorsuren Dorj THREAT AND PUNISHMENT IN PUBLIC GOOD EXPERIMENTS pp. 1421-1441 David Masclet , Charles Noussair and Marie-Claire Villeval IMMATERIAL REWARDS AND SANCTIONS IN A VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION EXPERIMENT pp. 1442-1456 Ronald Peeters and Marc Vorsatz TESTING BAYESIAN UPDATING WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 pp. 1457-1474 Daniel Frederick Stone LOSS AVERSION AND MANAGERIAL DECISIONS: EVIDENCE FROM MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL pp. 1475-1488 Roberto Pedace and Janet Kiholm Smith INCIDENCE AND CONSEQUENCES OF RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOR IN TOURNAMENTS—EVIDENCE FROM THE NBA pp. 1489-1501 Christian Grund , Jan Höcker and Stefan Zimmermann THE MATCHING OF HETEROGENEOUS FIRMS AND POLITICIANS pp. 1502-1522 Maggie Xiaoyang Chen INTERNATIONAL R&D SPILLOVERS AND PRODUCTIVITY TRENDS IN THE ASIAN MIRACLE ECONOMIES pp. 1523-1541 James B. Ang and Jakob B. Madsen DO POSITIONAL CONCERNS DESTROY SOCIAL CAPITAL: EVIDENCE FROM 26 COUNTRIES pp. 1542-1565 Justina A. V. Fischer and Benno Torgler CURRENT ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE ROLE OF EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES pp. 1566-1581 Xiaoyi Mu and Haichun Ye BRAIN DRAIN IN GLOBALIZATION: A GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS FROM THE SENDING COUNTRIES' PERSPECTIVE pp. 1582-1602 Luca Marchiori , I-Ling Shen and Frédéric Docquier BANKS, FREE BANKS, AND U.S. ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 1603-1621 Matthew Jaremski and Peter Rousseau AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC INCENTIVES TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE pp. 1622-1639 Cary Deck and Nisvan Erkal CARBON GEOGRAPHY: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT FOR LEGISLATION INTENDED TO MITIGATE GREENHOUSE GAS PRODUCTION pp. 1640-1650 Michael I. Cragg , Yuyu Zhou , Kevin Gurney and Matthew Kahn Volume 51, issue 1 , 2013
HAPPINESS, GROWTH, AND PUBLIC POLICY-super-† pp. 1-15 Richard A. Easterlin ON THE EVOLUTION OF TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 16-30 Pedro C. Ferreira , Samuel de Abreu Pessôa and Fernando A. Veloso GROWTH AND CONVERGENCE WHEN TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN CAPITAL ARE COMPLEMENTS pp. 31-45 Andreas Pollak CHILD LABOR AND SCHOOLING RESPONSES TO ACCESS TO MICROCREDIT IN RURAL BANGLADESH pp. 46-61 Asadul Islam and Chongwoo Choe WHEN IS TRADE PROTECTION GOOD FOR GROWTH? pp. 62-71 Jenny Minier and Bulent Unel A DUAL DEFINITION FOR THE FACTOR CONTENT OF TRADE AND ITS EFFECT ON FACTOR REWARDS IN US MANUFACTURING SECTOR pp. 72-87 Agelos Delis and Theofanis P. Mamuneas IMPORTED CAPITAL INPUT, ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY, AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM FIRM-LEVEL DATA pp. 88-100 Mahmut Yasar GRAVITY REDUX: MEASURING INTERNATIONAL TRADE COSTS WITH PANEL DATA pp. 101-121 Dennis Novy INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND THE COMPOSITION OF LABOR MARKET TURNOVER pp. 122-137 Nicholas Sly DETERMINANTS OF TRADE AND SPECIALIZATION IN THE ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT COUNTRIES pp. 138-158 Serge Shikher THE DURATION OF FIRM-DESTINATION EXPORT RELATIONSHIPS: EVIDENCE FROM SPAIN, 1997–2006 pp. 159-180 Silviano Esteve-Pérez , Francisco Requena-Silvente and Vicente J. Pallardó-Lopez THE NATURE OF OUTSOURCING RELATIONSHIPS: EVIDENCE FROM OAP PRICES pp. 181-197 Deborah L. Swenson FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND COUNTRY-SPECIFIC HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 198-210 Jinyoung Kim and Jungsoo Park FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND WAGE INEQUALITY: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 211-234 Michal Jerzmanowski and Malhar Nabar THE WELFARE EFFECT OF ACCESS TO CREDIT pp. 235-247 Mariana Rojas Breu FINANCIAL RESTRAINTS AND PRIVATE INVESTMENT: EVIDENCE FROM A NONSTATIONARY PANEL pp. 248-259 Mauro Costantini , Panicos O. Demetriades , Gregory A. James and Kevin Charles Lee A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF MEASURES OF CENTRAL BANK INDEPENDENCE pp. 260-272 Thomas F. Cargill INFLATION DYNAMICS AND LABOR MARKET SPECIFICATIONS: A BAYESIAN DYNAMIC STOCHASTIC GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM APPROACH FOR JAPAN'S ECONOMY pp. 273-287 Hibiki Ichiue , Takushi Kurozumi and Takeki Sunakawa THE PRODUCTION IMPACT OF “CASH-FOR-CLUNKERS”: IMPLICATIONS FOR STABILIZATION POLICY pp. 288-303 Adam Matthew Copeland and James Kahn IDENTIFYING THE ROLE OF RISK SHOCKS IN THE BUSINESS CYCLE USING STOCK PRICE DATA pp. 304-335 Sami Alpanda MEASURING THE WELFARE GAIN FROM PERSONAL COMPUTERS pp. 336-347 Jeremy Greenwood and Karen A. Kopecky FISCAL STABILIZATION WITH PARTIAL EXCHANGE RATE PASS-THROUGH pp. 348-367 Erasmus K. Kersting LENDING RELATIONSHIPS AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 368-393 Yunus Aksoy , Henrique S. Basso and Javier Coto-Martinez NEW EVIDENCE ON CREDIT CARD BORROWING AND REPAYMENT PATTERNS pp. 394-407 Sarah S. Jiang and Lucia F. Dunn UNION POWER, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AND OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY pp. 408-427 Ester Faia and Lorenza Rossi U.S. COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING THROUGH 2008:Q4: NEW EVIDENCE FROM GROSS CREDIT FLOWS pp. 428-444 Silvio Contessi and Johanna L. Francis ESTIMATING DYNAMIC EULER EQUATIONS WITH MULTIVARIATE PROFESSIONAL FORECASTS pp. 445-458 Gregor W. Smith and James Yetman COSTLY INTERMEDIATION AND CONSUMPTION SMOOTHING pp. 459-472 António Antunes , Tiago V de V Cavalcanti and Anne Villamil LIMITS OF THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL INFORMATION ON THE VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS: EVIDENCE FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS pp. 473-477 Rachel Croson and Jen Shang ACCOUNTING FOR THE GENDER GAP IN COLLEGE ATTAINMENT pp. 478-499 Suqin Ge and Fang Yang VOUCHERS, PUBLIC SCHOOL RESPONSE, AND THE ROLE OF INCENTIVES: EVIDENCE FROM FLORIDA pp. 500-526 Rajashri Chakrabarti THE EFFECTS OF SPANISH-LANGUAGE BACKGROUND ON COMPLETED SCHOOLING AND APTITUDE TEST SCORES pp. 527-562 Luis Locay , Tracy L. Regan and ARTHUR M. DIAMOND LIVING IN TWO NEIGHBORHOODS—SOCIAL INTERACTION EFFECTS IN THE LABORATORY pp. 563-578 Armin Falk , Urs Fischbacher and Simon Gächter WHAT DETERMINES FAMILY STRUCTURE? pp. 579-604 David M. Blau and Wilbert H van der Klaauw EFFECTS OF OVERWEIGHT ON RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS pp. 605-619 Susan Averett , Hope Corman and Nancy E. Reichman THE EFFECT OF PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT LAWS ON YOUTH SUICIDE pp. 620-636 Joseph J. Sabia and Daniel . Rees THE BOOKER DECISION AND DISCRIMINATION IN FEDERAL CRIMINAL SENTENCES pp. 637-652 Andrew W. Nutting EFFECTS OF WELFARE REFORM ON ILLICIT DRUG USE OF ADULT WOMEN pp. 653-674 Hope Corman , Dhaval M. Dave , Dhiman Das and Nancy E. Reichman THE EFFECTS OF SINGLE MOTHERS' WELFARE USE AND EMPLOYMENT DECISIONS ON CHILDREN'S COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT pp. 675-706 Hau Chyi and Orgul Demet Ozturk COMMON DRIVERS OF TRANSNATIONAL TERRORISM: PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS pp. 707-721 Gaibulloev Khusrav , Todd Sandler and Sul Donggyu IS DISHONESTY CONTAGIOUS? pp. 722-734 Innes Robert and Mitra Arnab DYNASTIC POLITICAL PRIVILEGE AND ELECTORAL ACCOUNTABILITY: THE CASE OF U.S. GOVERNORS, 1950–2005 pp. 735-746 George R. Crowley and William S. Reece HOLDING FAST: THE PERSISTENCE AND DOMINANCE OF GENDER STEREOTYPES pp. 747-763 Philip J. Grossman PARENTAL SUBSTANCE USE AND FOSTER CARE: EVIDENCE FROM TWO METHAMPHETAMINE SUPPLY SHOCKS pp. 764-782 Scott Cunningham and Keith Finlay LABOR SUPPLY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MARRIED HETEROSEXUAL WOMEN AND PARTNERED LESBIANS: A SEMI-PARAMETRIC DECOMPOSITION APPROACH pp. 783-805 Heather Antecol and Michael D. Steinberger THE STATE STREET MILE: AGE AND GENDER DIFFERENCES IN COMPETITION AVERSION IN THE FIELD pp. 806-815 Rodney John Garratt , Catherine Weinberger and Nick Johnson GENDER MATCHING AND COMPETITIVENESS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE pp. 816-835 Nabanita Datta Gupta , Anders Poulsen and Marie Claire Villeval THE UNEMPLOYMENT VOLATILITY PUZZLE: THE ROLE OF MATCHING COSTS REVISITED pp. 836-843 José Ignacio Silva and Manuel E. Toledo WAGES, RENTS, AND HETEROGENEOUS MOVING COSTS pp. 844-864 Douglas J. Krupka and Kwame N. Donaldson STRATEGIC INFORMATION DISCLOSURE: THE CASE OF MULTIATTRIBUTE PRODUCTS WITH HETEROGENEOUS CONSUMERS pp. 865-881 V. Joseph Hotz and Mo Xiao SELECTION INTO AUCTIONS FOR RISKY AND AMBIGUOUS PROSPECTS pp. 882-895 Martin Georg Kocher and Stefan T. Trautmann HOLD-UP: WITH A VENGEANCE pp. 896-908 Martin Dufwenberg , Alec Smith and Matthew James Van Essen A DYNAMIC EXPLANATION OF THE WILLINGNESS TO PAY AND WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT DISPARITY pp. 909-921 Catherine Louise Kling , John List and Jinhua Zhao FIRMS AND FLEXIBILITY pp. 922-940 Bart Hobijn and Ayşegül Şahin ADVANCE PRODUCTION, INVENTORIES, AND MARKET POWER: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION pp. 941-958 Douglas D. Davis CONTRACT DELEGATION WITH BARGAINING pp. 959-970 Bernd Theilen DYNASTIC MANAGEMENT pp. 971-996 Francesco Caselli and Nicola Gennaioli DO STATES FREE RIDE IN ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT? pp. 997-1001 Robert M. Feinberg and Thomas A Husted AMBIGUOUS SOLICITATION: AMBIGUOUS PRESCRIPTION pp. 1002-1011 Robert Gazzale , Julian Jamison , Alexander Karlan and Dean S. Karlan CONSUMPTION BENEFITS OF NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME TRIPS ESTIMATED FROM REVEALED AND STATED PREFERENCE DEMAND DATA pp. 1012-1025 John C. Whitehead , Bruce K. Johnson , Daniel S. Mason and Gordon J. Walker INTERRACIAL WORKPLACE COOPERATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE NBA pp. 1026-1034 Joseph Price , Lars Lefgren and Henry Tappen MOVING FORWARD BY LOOKING BACK: COMPARING LABORATORY RESULTS WITH EX ANTE MARKET DATA pp. 1035-1049 Janie M. Chermak , Kate Krause , David Brookshire and H. Stu Burness THE CONSEQUENCES OF (DE)REGULATION ON EMPLOYMENT DURATION AND EFFICIENCY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY pp. 1050-1065 Siegfried Berninghaus , Sabrina Bleich and Werner Güth THE VALUE OF CONSUMER CHOICE AND THE DECLINE IN HMO ENROLLMENTS pp. 1066-1086 Gerard J. Wedig ON DISTANCE METRICS IN LOCATION PROBLEMS pp. 1087-1099 Christian Roessler
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