Contemporary Economic Policy
1982 - 2026
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Volume 44, issue 2, 2026
- Parents' legal status and children's health insurance: Evidence from DACA pp. 234-252

- Nhan Tran
- Health insurance and labor supply: Evidence from same‐sex couples pp. 253-274

- Elisabeth Wurm
- Timing of SNAP disbursement and crime incidence in the United States pp. 275-298

- Licheng Xu
- Heterogeneity of shifts in economic expectations around elections pp. 299-318

- Paul Niekamp
- Taxing windfall money: A quasi‐experimental study pp. 319-332

- Álvaro Muñiz‐Fernández and Levi Pérez
- Did the Plaza Accord cause Japan's real estate bubble? pp. 333-366

- Jedediah Pida‐Reese
- External validity of inferred attribute non‐attendance: Evidence from a laboratory experiment with real and hypothetical payoffs pp. 367-379

- Tanga M. Mohr and John Whitehead
- From bias to bliss: Racial preferences and worker productivity in tennis pp. 380-393

- Carsten Creutzburg, Wolfgang Maennig and Steffen Q. Mueller
- The effect of civilian monitoring on fatal encounters pp. 394-407

- Matthew Harvey
- Should more teams “trust the process” of tanking? pp. 408-425

- Eduardo G. Minuci, Alexander Cardazzi and Candon Johnson
- Are U.S. states' banks unique? pp. 426-461

- Eduardo G. Minuci and Scott Schuh
- A human capital theory of who escapes the grasp of the local monopsonist pp. 462-481

- Matthew Kahn and Joseph S. Tracy
Volume 44, issue 1, 2026
- The effect of the West Philadelphia Promise Zone on violent crime pp. 4-27

- Alexander Marsella
- Do vertical ID laws curb teenage drinking and tobacco use? pp. 28-69

- Russell S. Leonard and Joseph J. Sabia
- From movement to prosperity: Examining the link between domestic migration and business dynamics in US metropolitan areas pp. 70-89

- Imran Arif
- The impacts of shortage area designations on mortality pp. 90-104

- Jessica Sauve‐Syed
- Plugging gaps in payment systems: Evidence from the take‐up of new Medicare billing codes pp. 105-130

- Jeffrey Clemens, Jonathan Leganza and Alex Masucci
- A benefit‐cost analysis of child care subsidy expansions: The New York State case pp. 131-151

- Robert Paul Hartley, Irwin Garfinkel, Elizabeth Ananat, Sophie Collyer, Buyi Wang and Christopher Wimer
- Centralized procurement: Use of framework agreements in Mexico pp. 152-168

- Fernando Mendoza López
- Neighborhood effects of buy‐to‐rent and build‐to‐rent public housing pp. 169-185

- Changsu Ko, Jinsoo Bae and Heepyung Cho
- The impact of renter protection policies on rental housing discrimination pp. 186-206

- Marina Mileo Gorzig and Deborah Rho
- The case for borrowing against future social security wealth pp. 207-214

- Steve Swidler and Erin Cottle Hunt
- How veteran‐nonveteran wage gaps across the wage distribution have evolved over time pp. 215-230

- James Fuller and Kelly Vosters
Volume 43, issue 4, 2025
- Liberating the literature: A project on women and economic freedom pp. 568-572

- Meg Tuszynski
- Economic freedom and legal gender disparity pp. 573-588

- Claudia Kramer
- Females in top management and perceived obstacles by Indian firms—Does economic freedom help? pp. 589-599

- Nabamita Dutta and Adam Stivers
- Economic freedom and female entrepreneurship pp. 600-620

- Israt Jahan
- Women's property rights equality and entrepreneurial activity pp. 621-637

- Colin O’Reilly and Kathleen M. Sheehan
- Economic freedom for women and fertility pp. 638-651

- Kerianne Lawson
- The fertility gap and economic freedom pp. 652-668

- Clara E. Piano and Lyman R. Stone
- Foreign education, gender legal rights, and economic freedom pp. 669-697

- Christina Peters, Maria Tackett and Alexandre Padilla
- The causal effect of economic freedom on female employment & education pp. 698-713

- Robin Grier
- Women's international football success and women's economic freedom pp. 714-730

- Craig Depken and Tomislav Globan
Volume 43, issue 3, 2025
- States of opportunity for youth aging out of foster care pp. 388-410

- Alexa Prettyman
- Dude, where's my (summer) job? Minimum wages and student employment pp. 411-426

- Adam C. Wright, Darius Martin and John M. Krieg
- Getting students to stick around: The effects of completing an introductory course on persistence for community college students pp. 427-451

- Dora Gicheva, Julie Edmunds, Marie Hull and Beth Thrift
- Beyond opioids: The effect of prescription drug monitoring programs on non‐opioid drug prescribing pp. 452-469

- David Beheshti and Bokyung Kim
- Natural disasters and economic dynamism: Evidence from U.S. entrepreneurial activity pp. 470-494

- Omer Bayar, Christopher Boudreaux and Todd Yarbrough
- The standard system and corporate labor employment: Empirical evidence from China's comprehensive standardization reform pp. 495-519

- Lianchao Yu, Hongji Geng, Feifei Song and Changheng Zhao
- Employment adjustments to increased imports: Evidence from a developing country pp. 520-538

- Beyza Ural Marchand
- The non‐linear impact of corruption investigations on political trust pp. 539-564

- Yanjun Li and Hamza Umer
Volume 43, issue 2, 2025
- Mental health and financial risk attitudes: Panel data evidence from Australia pp. 178-198

- Dusanee Kesavayuth and Vasileios Zikos
- Self‐reported mental health and the Dobbs decision: Variation by State abortion laws pp. 199-225

- J. Michael Collins and Vivekananda Das
- The economic effect of discrimination: Evidence from the restaurant sector pp. 226-259

- Guanting Yi
- Cristiano of Arabia: Did Ronaldo increase Saudi Pro League attendances? pp. 260-270

- Dominik Schreyer and Carl Singleton
- Exploring the nexus of occupational licensing and the shadow economy: Evidence from U.S. states pp. 271-291

- Daniel A. Gyimah and James W. Saunoris
- Hurdles to hops: How self‐distribution laws affect craft brewery output pp. 292-318

- James M. Harrison and Darrell J. Glaser
- Unions and workplace safety investment in Chinese private enterprises pp. 319-342

- Yinxiao Chu, Xiaoyu Huang and Jianxing Wei
- Shall we blame health IT for Medicare overpayments? New evidence from Medicare recovery audit program pp. 343-361

- Keith A. Joiner and Jianjing Lin
- Bride kidnapping and informal governance institutions pp. 362-383

- Zachary Porreca
Volume 43, issue 1, 2025
- Scope of practice: A discussion of non‐physician providers in care management pp. 4-8

- Alicia Plemmons
- Scope‐of‐practice laws and the practice patterns of nurse practitioners and physician assistants pp. 9-30

- Benjamin J. McMichael
- New evidence on the labor market effects of scope of practice laws for physicians and nurse practitioners pp. 31-51

- Moiz Bhai and David T. Mitchell
- Nurse practitioner oversight ratios and labor market outcomes pp. 52-78

- Andrew J. D. Smith and Sara Markowitz
- The effect of expansion of nurse practitioner scope of practice on early COVID‐19 deaths pp. 79-92

- Bobby W. Chung and Noah J. Trudeau
- The effects of nurse practitioner scope of practice laws on diabetic health care costs pp. 93-115

- Alexandra Wallace, Moiz Bhai and Danny Hughes
- Supply of mental health practices after prescriptive authority expansion for psychologists pp. 116-134

- Angela Shoulders and Alicia Plemmons
- Seeing is believing: The effects of optometrist scope of practice expansion pp. 135-160

- Kihwan Bae, Edward Timmons and Protik Nandy
- The pharmacist will see you now: Pharmacist prescriptive authority and access to care pp. 161-174

- Shishir Shakya, Alicia Plemmons, Kihwan Bae and Edward Timmons
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