Applied Economics Letters

1994 - 2016

Continues of Applied Financial Economics Letters.

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Volume 23, issue 4, 2016

Does signalling solve the lemons problem? pp. 227-229

Tim Perri

The balance between size and power in testing for linear association for two stationary AR(1) processes pp. 230-234

Christos Agiakloglou and Charalampos Agiropoulos

Ambiguity aversion among student subjects: the role of probability interval and emotional parameters pp. 235-238

Mahmud Yesuf and Robert Feinberg

A note on the triple difference in economic models pp. 239-242

Peter Berck and Sofia Villas-Boas

Advanced technology, innovation, wages and productivity in the Canadian manufacturing sector pp. 243-249

Brian P. Cozzarin

Self-employment, start-up incentives and political ideology pp. 250-254

Stefano Horst Baruffaldi, Marianna Marino and Pierpaolo Parrotta

Delegated portfolio management and diversification pp. 255-258

Michael Christensen, Michael Vangsgaard Christensen and Ken Gamskjaer

The trickle-down effect: how elite sporting success affects amateur participation in German football pp. 259-263

B. Frick and P. Wicker

Causality in EU macroeconomic variables pp. 264-277

Christos Agiakloglou, Michalis Gkouvakis and Aggelos Kanas

Patents and R&D expenditure effects on equity returns in pharmaceutical industry pp. 278-283

Martina Feyzrakhmanova and Constantin Gurdgiev

On the temporary and permanent components of global construction pp. 284-289

Paul Alagidede

The role of corruption and risk aversion in entrepreneurial intentions pp. 290-293

Luciana De Andrade Costa and Emerson Wagner Mainardes

Does speculation Granger cause return in Chinese commodity markets? pp. 294-297

Weigang Hu and Yun Feng

The effect of firm maturity on corporate social responsibility (CSR): do older firms invest more in CSR? pp. 298-301

Pradit Withisuphakorn and Pornsit Jiraporn

Interdependence between US and European military spending: a panel cointegration analysis (1988-2013) pp. 302-305

Raul Caruso and Marco Di Domizio

Volume 23, issue 3, 2016

Foreign capital, credit constraints and continuity of firms' R&D pp. 157-161

Pilar Beneito, M. E. Rochina-Barrachina and A. Sanchis

Impulse response analysis in a misspecified DSGE model: a comparison of full and limited information techniques pp. 162-166

Sebastian Giesen and Rolf Scheufele

The impact of the net percentage growth rate in the number of small firms on differential state-level employment growth rates in the US: an exploratory empirical note pp. 167-170

Richard Cebula, Vikas Agrawal, Robert Boylan and Donald Horner

Debt uncertainty and economic growth: evidence from five highly indebted Eurozone countries pp. 171-174

Nicholas Apergis and Arusha Cooray

A capital adequacy buffer model pp. 175-179

David Allen, Michael McAleer, R. J. Powell and A. K. Singh

Altitude as handicap in rank-order football tournaments pp. 180-183

Agustin Casas and Yarine Fawaz

Unemployment and labour force participation in Turkey pp. 184-187

Aysıt Tansel, Zeynel Ozdemir and Emre Aksoy

Revisiting the role of migrant social networks as determinants of international migration flows pp. 188-193

Giorgio Fagiolo and Gianluca Santoni

Exchange rate, marginal q and investment behaviour of small and medium-sized enterprises in Japan: time series evidence of manufacturing industries pp. 194-198

Masafumi Kozuka

The impact of the death penalty and executions on state-level murder rates: 1980-2011 pp. 199-201

Mark Gius

Do judges react to the probability of appellate review? Empirical evidence from trial court procedures pp. 202-205

Michael Berlemann and Robin Christmann

Reducing ambiguity in lotteries: evidence from a field experiment pp. 206-211

Julian Conrads, Tommaso Reggiani and Rainer Michael Rilke

Stock price leads and lags before the golden age of high-frequency trading pp. 212-216

Bing Anderson

The dynamic linkages between economic growth, environmental quality and health in Greece pp. 217-221

C. Katrakilidis, I. Kyritsis and V. Patsika

Has the Affordable Care Act increased part-time employment? pp. 222-225

Aparna Mathur, Sita Slavov and Michael Strain

Volume 23, issue 2, 2016

The Easterlin paradox worldwide pp. 85-88

Matthias Opfinger

Credible enough? Forward guidance and perceived National Bank of Poland's policy rule pp. 89-92

Paweł Baranowski and Pawel Gajewski

The doughboy premium: an empirical assessment of the relative wages of American veterans of World War I pp. 93-96

Paul E. Gabriel

Positive feedback trading and long-term volatility links: evidence from real estate markets of USA, Be/Lux and Switzerland pp. 97-100

Athanasios Koulakiotis and Apostolos Kiohos

Nonexclusionary input prices under quantity competition: vertical integration, foreclosure and sabotage pp. 101-106

Soheil R. Nadimi and Dennis L. Weisman

Credit ratings and bond spreads of the GIIPS pp. 107-111

Tim de Vries and Jakob de Haan

The mortgage spread as a predictor of real-time economic activity pp. 112-116

Jari Hännikäinen

Catching up of emerging economies: the role of capital goods imports, FDI inflows, domestic investment and absorptive capacity pp. 117-120

Alexander Glas, Michael Hübler and Peter Nunnenkamp

On the determinants of happiness: a classification and regression tree (CART) approach pp. 121-125

Sergio Galletta

The out-of-sample performance of an exact median-unbiased estimator for the near-unity AR(1) model pp. 126-131

Carlos A. Medel and Pablo Pincheira

Effects of food and agricultural imports on domestic factors in the U.S. agricultural sector: a translog cost function framework pp. 132-137

Erick Kitenge

An empirical analysis of the 2014 Major League Baseball season pp. 138-141

James T. Peach, Steven L. Fullerton and Thomas Fullerton

Energy productivity convergence: new evidence from club converging pp. 142-145

Nicholas Apergis and Christina Christou

Corruption: what are the effects on government effectiveness? Empirical evidence considering developed and developing countries pp. 146-150

G. C. Montes and P. C. Paschoal

Testing cointegration between health care expenditure and GDP in Japan with the presence of a regime shift pp. 151-155

T. Tamakoshi and Shigeyuki Hamori

Volume 23, issue 1, 2016

Markups' cyclical behaviour: the role of demand and supply shocks pp. 1-5

Antonio Afonso and Joao Jalles

The European Commission's new NAIRU: Does it deliver? pp. 6-10

Sebastian Gechert, Katja Rietzler and Silke Tober

Market demand of smart but uninformed consumers rotates counterclockwise with better information: surprising welfare effects pp. 11-14

Tarcisio da Gra ça and Robert Masson

New evidence on factors affecting the level and growth of US health care spending pp. 15-18

Thornton and Beilfuss

Comparative performances of EU-15 and Turkey: a PIN analysis pp. 19-22

M. Karagoz

Simultaneous board and CEO diversity: does it increase firm value? pp. 23-26

Richard Borghesi, Kiyoung Chang and Jamshid Mehran

Applying a CRESH aggregate labour index to generate age-wage profiles pp. 27-33

Ross Guest and Jensen

Are there political cycles hidden inside government expenditures? pp. 34-37

Vítor Castro and Rodrigo Martins

The causal relationship between natural gas consumption and economic growth: evidence from the G7 countries pp. 38-46

Tsangyao Chang, Rangan Gupta, Roula Inglesi-Lotz, Masabala, Beatrice Desiree Simo-Kengne and Weideman

Quantifying nontariff barriers in Ukraine: a comprehensive trade cost approach pp. 47-55

Christopher Hartwell

Kuznets' swings and intangible investments in forecast: the case of Greece pp. 56-62

Annie Tubadji, Vassilis Angelis and Peter Nijkamp

Does anti-bribery enforcement deter foreign investment? pp. 63-67

Brad Graham and Caleb Stroup

A fiscal vaccine against the Dutch disease pp. 68-73

Rodrigo Caputo and Rodrigo Valdés

Comparison of Internet and interview survey modes when estimating willingness to pay using choice experiments pp. 74-77

Mjelde, Tae-Kyun Kim and Choong-Ki Lee

Judicial independence and economic freedom in the US states pp. 78-83

John Dove