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Scottish Journal of Political Economy
1969 - 2012
Edited by Robert A. Hart , Andrew Hughes-Hallett and Campbell Leith
from Scottish Economic Society EDIRC .
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Volume 59, issue 2 , 2012
Government interventions in banking crises: effects of alternative schemes on bank lending and risk taking pp. 133-161 Diemo Dietrich and Achim Hauck Federal TAX Competition – How does the Institutional Structure of a Country change Tax Outcomes? pp. 162-178 Lisa Tillmann and Berthold U. Wigger On Regional Unemployment: An Empirical Examination of the Determinants of Geographical Differentials in the UK pp. 179-195 Michelle Gilmartin and Dimitris Korobilis The Shape of the Income Distribution and Economic Growth – Evidence from Swedish Labor Market Regions pp. 196-223 Dan‐Olof Rooth and Anders Stenberg The relationship between inequality and innovative activity: a S chumpeterian theory and evidence from cross‐country data pp. 224-248 Ozan Hatipoglu Volume 59, issue 1 , 2012
What Drives the Operating Performance of Privatised Firms? pp. 1-27 Laura Cabeza García and Silvia Gómez Ansón Portfolio separation and the dynamics of bank interest rates pp. 28-46 Enzo Dia and Massimo Giuliodori Parental Risk Attitudes and Children's Academic Test Scores: Evidence from the US P anel S tudy of I ncome D ynamics pp. 47-70 Sarah Brown , Aurora Ortiz‐Nuñez and Karl Taylor Human capital formation, learning by doing and the government in the process of economic growth pp. 71-89 Alfred Greiner The Impact of Labour Market Reforms and Economic Performance on the Matching of the Short‐term and the Long‐term Unemployed pp. 90-114 Sabine Klinger and Thomas Rothe R&D Spillovers through Student Flows, Institutions, and Economic Growth: What can we Learn from A frican Countries?Thanh Quang Le Volume 58, issue 5 , 2011
Aging, Factor Returns, and Immigration Policy pp. 589-606 Lena Calahorrano and Oliver Lorz Job satisfaction and quit intentions of offshore workers in the UK North Sea oil and gas industry pp. 607-633 Heather Dickey , Verity Watson and Alexandros Zangelidis Subjective well‐being and aggregate unemployment: further evidence pp. 634-655 Carsten Ochsen The Making of Pro‐Poor Growth pp. 656-684 Fabrizio Carmignani The Impact of Fixed Exchange Rates on Fiscal Discipline pp. 685-710 Makram El‐Shagi Tax evasion and competition pp. 711-736 Laszlo Goerke and Marco Runkel Volume 58, issue 4 , 2011
THE SUPERIORITY OF MONETARY OVER BARTER EXCHANGE: EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 437-454 Tobias F. Rötheli DOES WAGE DISPERSION MAKE ALL FIRMS PRODUCTIVE? pp. 455-489 Benoît Mahy , Francois Rycx and Mélanie Volral SLIP SLIDING AWAY: FURTHER UNION DECLINE IN GERMANY AND BRITAIN pp. 490-518 John Addison , Alex Bryson , Paulino Teixeira and André Pahnke OPTIMAL PRICE SETTING IN FIXED‐ODDS BETTING MARKETS UNDER INFORMATION UNCERTAINTY pp. 519-536 Vasiliki Makropoulou and Raphael Nicholas Markellos THE EFFECTS OF FISCAL POLICY SHOCKS IN SVAR MODELS: A GRAPHICAL MODELLING APPROACH pp. 537-566 Matteo Fragetta and Giovanni Melina INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE OPENNESS pp. 567-588 Dong‐Hyeon Kim , Shu‐Chin Lin and Yu‐Bo Suen Volume 58, issue 3 , 2011
INCOME TAXES AND THE COMPOSITION OF PAY: EVIDENCE FROM THE BRITISH HOUSEHOLD PANEL SURVEY pp. 297-322 Giorgio Brunello , Simona Lorena Comi and Daniela Sonedda WHAT CREATES ABNORMAL PROFITS? pp. 323-346 William Edward Griffiths , Paul H. Jensen and Elizabeth Webster MARRIAGE, BMI, AND WAGES: A DOUBLE SELECTION APPROACH pp. 347-377 Heather Wendy Brown HETEROGENEITY IN WILLINGNESS‐TO‐PAY FOR THEATRE PRODUCTIONS: INDIVIDUAL SPECIFIC WILLINGNESS‐TO‐PAY ESTIMATES FOR THEATRES, SHOWS AND THEIR ATTRIBUTES pp. 378-395 Jose M. Grisolia and Ken Willis LABOR MARKET INSTITUTIONS AND MACROECONOMIC VOLATILITY IN A PANEL OF OECD COUNTRIES pp. 396-413 Fabio Rumler and Johann Scharler RICH STATES, POOR STATES: CONVERGENCE AND POLARISATION IN INDIA pp. 414-436 Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay Volume 58, issue 2 , 2011
THE FORMATION OF INFLATION PERCEPTIONS: SOME EMPIRICAL FACTS FOR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES pp. 155-188 Sarah Marit Lein and Thomas Maag DOES THE ECB HAVE A TIME‐INCONSISTENCY PROBLEM? A NOTE pp. 189-199 Christian Pierdzioch and Georg Stadtmann EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION AND THE NON‐LINEAR RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE WAGE‐PRODUCTIVITY GAP AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 200-220 Antonia López‐Villavicencio and José Ignacio Silva DOES SIZE MATTER? THE INFLUENCE OF FIRM SIZE ON WORKING CONDITIONS, JOB SATISFACTION AND QUIT INTENTIONS pp. 221-247 Carlos García‐Serrano DELAYED OVERSHOOTING AND REAL EXCHANGE RATE PERSISTENCE IN AN IMPERFECT INFORMATION MODEL pp. 248-261 Mathias Hoffmann , Jens Sondergaard and Niklas Johan Westelius ENDOGENOUS POLICY AND CROSS‐COUNTRY GROWTH EMPIRICS pp. 262-296 Günther Rehme Volume 58, issue 1 , 2011
THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL OUTSOURCING ON LABOUR MARKET DYNAMICS IN GERMANY pp. 1-28 Ronald Bachmann and Sebastian Braun BUBBLES IN EXCHANGE RATES AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 29-50 Fernando Alexandre , Pedro Bação and John Driffill TALKING LESS AND MOVING THE MARKET MORE: EVIDENCE FROM THE ECB AND THE FED pp. 51-81 Carlo Rosa THE OPTIMALITY AND CONTROLLABILITY OF MONETARY POLICY THROUGH DELEGATION WITH CONSISTENT TARGETS pp. 82-106 Huiping Yuan , Stephen M. Miller and Langnan Chen DO WOMEN MANAGE SMALLER FUNDS? pp. 107-126 Olaf Elmar Hübler and Lukas Menkhoff FORECASTING THE UK/US EXCHANGE RATE WITH DIVISIA MONETARY MODELS AND NEURAL NETWORKS pp. 127-152 Rakesh Bissoondeeal , Michail Karoglou and Alicia M. Gazely Volume 57, issue s1 , 2010
OPERATING UNCERTAINTY USING REAL OPTIONS pp. 253-253 Michael Funke OPTIONS, INACTION, AND UNCERTAINTY pp. 254-271 Giuseppe Bertola MARKET ACCESS THROUGH BOUND TARIFFS pp. 272-289 Davide Sala , Philipp J.H. Schröder and Erdal Yalcin BOOMS, RECESSIONS AND FINANCIAL TURMOIL: A FRESH LOOK AT INVESTMENT DECISIONS UNDER CYCLICAL UNCERTAINTY pp. 290-317 Yu-Fu Chen and Michael Funke MANAGING MIGRATION THROUGH CONFLICTING POLICIES: AN OPTION-THEORY PERSPECTIVE pp. 318-342 Michele Moretto and Sergio Vergalli QUANTIFYING THE ROLE PLAYED BY SUNK CAPITAL COSTS IN REAL-OPTIONS MODELS pp. 343-358 Vivek Ghosal DYNAMIC INVESTMENT IN EXTRACTION CAPACITY OF EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES pp. 359-373 Hamed Ghoddusi Volume 57, issue 5 , 2010
WHAT MAKES INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH? AN INTERNATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS pp. 515-546 Chung-Hua Shen , Chien-Chiang Lee and Chi-Chuan Lee CAPITAL MAINTENANCE AS A KEY DEVELOPMENT TOOL pp. 547-567 Raouf Boucekkine , Blanca Martinez and Çağrı Sağlam DOES REAL INTEREST RATE PARITY HOLD FOR OECD COUNTRIES? NEW EVIDENCE USING PANEL STATIONARITY TESTS WITH CROSS-SECTION DEPENDENCE AND STRUCTURAL BREAKS pp. 568-590 Mariam Camarero , Josep Lluís Carrion--Silvestre and Cecilio Tamarit FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: THE KNOWLEDGE-CAPITAL MODEL AND A SMALL COUNTRY CASE pp. 591-614 Helga Kristjánsdóttir GROWTH AND WELFARE EFFECTS OF WORLD MIGRATION pp. 615-643 Paul Leslie Levine , Emanuela Lotti , Joseph Gerson Pearlman and Richard G. Pierse NON-UNIFORM STRATEGIC TRADE POLICY AND AGGREGATE PROFIT CREATION EFFECT pp. 644-662 Seung-Gyu Jo Volume 57, issue 4 , 2010
NEW LIGHTS ON THE ROBBINSIAN THEORY OF WORK SUPPLY pp. 375-403 Ignacio Falgueras-Sorauren TEAMWORK AND INTRA-FIRM WAGE DISPERSION AMONG BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS pp. 404-429 Uwe Jirjahn and Kornelius Kraft ISLAMISTIC TERROR AND THE LABOUR MARKET PROSPECTS OF ARAB MEN IN ENGLAND: DOES A COUNTRY'S DIRECT INVOLVEMENT MATTER? pp. 430-454 Nils Braakmann FISCAL POLICY UNDER BALANCED BUDGET AND INDETERMINACY: A NEW KEYNESIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 455-472 Giovanni Di Bartolomeo and Marco Manzo MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY EFFICIENCY AND COORDINATION IN A MULTI-SECTOR OPEN-ECONOMY GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM MODEL pp. 473-492 Gilbert Koenig and Irem Zeyneloglu FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT ON GROWTH CONVERGENCE pp. 493-514 Dong-Hyeon Kim , Ho-Chuan Huang , Shu-Chin Lin and Chih-Chuan Yeh Volume 57, issue 2 , 2010
CONTRACTING OUT, PUBLIC POLICY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 119-144 Simon C. Parker EXPORT-MARKET DYNAMICS AND THE PROBABILITY OF FIRM CLOSURE: EVIDENCE FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 145-168 Richard Ian Harris and Qian Cher Li GLOBAL OIL PRICES, OIL INDUSTRY AND EQUITY RETURNS: RUSSIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 169-186 Ramaprasad Bhar and Biljana Nikolova STRATEGIC WITHHOLDING OF FIRM-SPECIFIC SKILLS IN WAGE BARGAINING pp. 187-211 Ayşe Mumcu ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ABOUT CENTRAL BANK PREFERENCES FOR MODEL ROBUSTNESS pp. 212-237 Meixing Dai and Eleftherios Spyromitros FISCAL POLICY AND OPTIMAL TAXATION: EVIDENCE FROM A TAX SMOOTHING EXERCISE pp. 238-252 Gerhard Reitschuler Volume 57, issue 1 , 2010
THE (NON)THEORY OF THE KNOWLEDGE FIRM pp. 1-32 Paul Walker THE TIME-SERIES PROPERTIES OF UK INFLATION: EVIDENCE FROM AGGREGATE AND DISAGGREGATE DATA pp. 33-47 Joseph P. Byrne , Alexandros Kontonikas and Alberto Montagnoli SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE LIGHT BULB PUZZLE: THE ROLE OF ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS IN THE ADOPTION OF ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHT BULBS pp. 48-67 Corrado Di Maria , Susana Ferreira and Emiliya Lazarova PUBLIC DEBT AND PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN AN ENDOGENOUS GROWTH MODEL WITH REAL WAGE RIGIDITIES pp. 68-84 Alfred Greiner and Peter Flaschel UNEMPLOYMENT PERSISTENCE AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF EXCHANGE RATE PEGS pp. 85-102 Olli Castrén , Tuomas Takalo and Geoffrey Wood THE COMPLEX RESPONSE OF MONETARY POLICY TO THE EXCHANGE RATE pp. 103-117 Ram Sharan Kharel , Christopher Martin and Costas Milas
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