Economic Inquiry

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Volume 52, issue 4, 2014

A SYMPOSIUM FOR THE ECONOMICS OF PUBLISHING: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 1249-1249

Ted Bergstrom and Giovanni Ramello

OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS AND ACADEMICS' BEHAVIOR pp. 1250-1266

Matteo Migheli and Giovanni Ramello

WILLFUL BLINDNESS: THE INEFFICIENT REWARD STRUCTURE IN ACADEMIC RESEARCH pp. 1267-1283

Stan Liebowitz

IDENTIFYING THE EFFECT OF OPEN ACCESS ON CITATIONS USING A PANEL OF SCIENCE JOURNALS pp. 1284-1300

J. McCABE Mark and Christopher Snyder

RANKING LAW JOURNALS AND THE LIMITS OF JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS pp. 1301-1314

Theodore Eisenberg and Martin T. Wells

COST EFFECTIVENESS OF OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATIONS pp. 1315-1321

Jevin D. West, Theodore Bergstrom and Carl T. Bergstrom

WHICH JOURNAL RANKINGS BEST EXPLAIN ACADEMIC SALARIES? EVIDENCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA pp. 1322-1340

John Gibson, David Anderson and John Tressler

NETWORK STRUCTURE IN A LINK FORMATION GAME: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY pp. 1341-1363

Alexander Elbittar, Rodrigo Harrison and Roberto Muñoz

QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECTS OF ADOPTION OF A VALUE ADDED TAX pp. 1364-1379

Alex Ufier

WAGES, EMPLOYMENT, AND STATISTICAL DISCRIMINATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE LABORATORY pp. 1380-1391

David Dickinson and Ronald Oaxaca

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE RELEVANCE AND SCOPE OF NATIONALITY AS A COORDINATION DEVICE pp. 1392-1407

Olga Stoddard and Andreas Leibbrandt

POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM THE FRENCH DEMOCRACY pp. 1408-1426

François Facchini and Mickael Melki

RISING R&D INTENSITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 1427-1445

Andreas Pollak

ROUTINIZATION-BIASED TECHNICAL CHANGE AND GLOBALIZATION: UNDERSTANDING LABOR MARKET POLARIZATION pp. 1446-1465

Jaewon Jung and Jean Mercenier

ENTRY AND EXIT, PRODUCT VARIETY, AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 1466-1484

Satyajit Chatterjee and Russell Cooper

NEW MEASURES OF THE COSTS OF UNEMPLOYMENT: EVIDENCE FROM THE SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING OF 3.3 MILLION AMERICANS pp. 1485-1502

John Helliwell and Haifang Huang

SWITCHING REGRESSION ESTIMATES OF THE INTERGENERATIONAL PERSISTENCE OF CONSUMPTION pp. 1503-1524

Sheng Guo

THE EFFECTS OF PUBLIC SPENDING COMPOSITION ON FIRM PRODUCTIVITY pp. 1525-1542

Richard Kneller and Florian Misch

Economic Inquiry 2013 Editor's Report pp. 1543-1549

Wesley Wilson

Volume 52, issue 3, 2014

REFERENCE-DEPENDENT PREFERENCES, LOSS AVERSION, AND LIVE GAME ATTENDANCE pp. 959-973

Dennis Coates, Brad Humphreys and Li Zhou

SUPERSTITION IN THE HOUSING MARKET pp. 974-993

Nicole Fortin, Andrew Hill and Jeff Huang

TAXPAYER WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM: A CONTINGENT VALUATION ANALYSIS pp. 994-1013

Kurt Lavetti, Kosali Simon and William D. White

THE HARDER THE TASK, THE HIGHER THE SCORE: FINDINGS OF A DIFFICULTY BIAS pp. 1014-1026

Hillary N. Morgan and Kurt W. Rotthoff

AN EGALITARIAN SYSTEM BREEDS GENEROSITY: THE IMPACT OF REDISTRIBUTION PROCEDURES ON PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR pp. 1027-1039

Yohanes Riyanto and Jianlin Zhang

ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY AND THE TRANSFER FUNCTION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES: EVIDENCE FROM A FIELD EXPERIMENT pp. 1040-1059

Robert Fairlie and Samantha H. Grunberg

BILATERAL OLIGOPOLY IN POLLUTION PERMIT MARKETS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE pp. 1060-1079

Kurt Schnier, Martin Doyle, James R. Rigby and Andrew Yates

LAWYERS IN VENTURE CAPITAL CONTRACTING: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 1080-1102

Ola Bengtsson and Dan Bernhardt

SCALING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE: HOME COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT pp. 1103-1119

Jacob Vigdor, Helen Ladd and Erika Martinez

WHAT MAKES A GOOD ECONOMY? EVIDENCE FROM PUBLIC OPINION SURVEYS pp. 1120-1136

Darren Grant

THE BOY WHO CRIED BUBBLE: PUBLIC WARNINGS AGAINST RIDING BUBBLES pp. 1137-1152

Yasushi Asako and Kozo Ueda

R&D AND CREDIT RATIONING IN SMEs pp. 1153-1172

Maria Mancusi and Andrea Vezzulli

WHAT DO UNIONS DO TO PENSION PERFORMANCE? pp. 1173-1189

William Even and David Macpherson

DISENTANGLING DEMAND-ENHANCING AND TRADE-COST EFFECTS OF MAXIMUM RESIDUE REGULATIONS pp. 1190-1203

Bo Xiong and John Beghin

FRACTIONALIZATION, POLARIZATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: IDENTIFYING THE TRANSMISSION CHANNELS pp. 1204-1218

Elissaios Papyrakis and Pak-Hung Mo

STRATEGIC EXCLUSION OF THE HIGHEST-VALUED BIDDERS IN WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILE AUCTIONS pp. 1219-1230

Robert Hammond and Thayer Morrill

THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF THIRD-DEGREE PRICE DISCRIMINATION IN A DIFFERENTIATED OLIGOPOLY pp. 1231-1244

Takanori Adachi and Noriaki Matsushima

SOCIAL DRINKING VERSUS ADMINISTERING ALCOHOL pp. 1245-1247

Björn Frank, Justus Haucap and Annika Herr

Volume 52, issue 2, 2014

REPUTATION EFFECTS IN THE MARKET OF CERTIFIERS: EVIDENCE FROM THE AUDIT INDUSTRY pp. 505-517

Áron Tóth

DURABLE GOODS PRICE CYCLES: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXTBOOK MARKET pp. 518-538

Eric Bond and Toshiaki Iizuka

NONLINEAR PRICING STRATEGIES AND COMPETITIVE CONDITIONS IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY pp. 539-561

Manuel Hernandez and Steven N. Wiggins

PRODUCT BUNDLING AND INCENTIVES FOR MERGERS AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES pp. 562-575

Sue Mialon

THREE-PLAYER TRUST GAME WITH INSIDER COMMUNICATION pp. 576-591

Roman Sheremeta and Jingjing Zhang

MOTIVATION CROWDING IN REAL CONSUMPTION DECISIONS: WHO IS MESSING WITH MY GROCERIES? pp. 592-607

Grischa Perino, Luca Panzone and Timothy Swanson

CAPS IN SEQUENTIAL CONTESTS pp. 608-617

Reut Megidish and Aner Sela

CONTRACT DESIGN AND SELF-CONTROL WITH ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION pp. 618-624

Jianye Yan, Binqing Xiao and Sanxi Li

REGIONAL HOUSE PRICE DYNAMICS AND VOTING BEHAVIOR IN THE FOMC pp. 625-645

Stefan Eichler and Tom Lähner

THE TAXPAYER RELIEF ACT OF 1997 AND HOMEOWNERSHIP: IS SMALLER NOW BETTER? pp. 646-658

Amelia M. Biehl and William Hoyt

ZONING UNDER SPATIAL PRICE DISCRIMINATION pp. 659-665

Juan Bárcena-Ruiz and F. Casado-Izaga

THE IMPACT OF RESTAURANT CALORIE LABELS ON FOOD CHOICE: RESULTS FROM A FIELD EXPERIMENT pp. 666-681

Brenna Ellison, Jayson Lusk and David Davis

VOTING FOR INCOME-IMMISERIZING REDISTRIBUTION IN THE MELTZER–RICHARD MODEL pp. 682-695

Richard Barnett, Joydeep Bhattacharya and Helle Bunzel

FISCAL POLICY AND LENDING RELATIONSHIPS pp. 696-712

Giovanni Melina and Stefania Villa

EQUIPMENT AND STRUCTURES CAPITAL: ACCOUNTING FOR INCOME DIFFERENCES pp. 713-731

Piyusha Mutreja

AGGREGATION AND THE STAGGERING OF PRICE CHANGES pp. 732-756

Emmanuel Dhyne and Jerzy Konieczny

QUALITY-ADJUSTED HUMAN CAPITAL AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH pp. 757-777

Md. Islam, James Ang and Jakob Madsen

ACCOUNTING FOR THE CYCLICAL DYNAMICS OF INCOME SHARES pp. 778-795

Enchuan Shao and Pedro Silos

CULTURAL CONSTRAINTS ON INNOVATION-BASED GROWTH pp. 796-810

Mariko Klasing and Petros Milionis

SIGNAL EXTRACTION AND RATIONAL INATTENTION pp. 811-829

Yulei Luo and Eric Young

FORECASTING CRUDE OIL PRICE MOVEMENTS WITH OIL-SENSITIVE STOCKS pp. 830-844

Shiu-Sheng Chen

CHARACTERIZING ECONOMIC GROWTH PATHS BASED ON NEW STRUCTURAL CHANGE TESTS pp. 845-861

Nuno Sobreira, Luis Nunes and Paulo Rodrigues

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN EXPERIMENTAL WAGE NEGOTIATIONS pp. 862-873

Marcus Dittrich, Andreas Knabe and Kristina Leipold

PROTESTANTISM AND EDUCATION: READING (THE BIBLE) AND OTHER SKILLS pp. 874-895

Timo Boppart, Josef Falkinger and Volker Grossmann

AN ECONOMIC THEORY OF WORKAHOLICS AND ALCOHOLICS pp. 896-899

Aaron Finkle and Dongsoo Shin

AN EXPERIMENTAL EXAMINATION OF FISHERIES WITH CONCURRENT COMMON POOL AND INDIVIDUAL QUOTA MANAGEMENT pp. 900-913

Christopher M. Anderson and Hirotsugu Uchida

AN ESTIMATE OF THE AGE DISTRIBUTION'S EFFECT ON CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS pp. 914-929

Steven Lugauer, Richard Jensen and Clayton Sadler

LABOR CONTRACTS AND FLEXIBILITY: EVIDENCE FROM A LABOR MARKET REFORM IN SPAIN pp. 930-957

Victor Aguirregabiria and César Alonso-Borrego

Volume 52, issue 1, 2014

THE EVOLUTION OF THE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIVITY OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE ECONOMISTS pp. 1-16

Raquel Carrasco and Javier Ruiz-Castillo

MATERNAL LABOR SUPPLY AND THE AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC PRE-K: EVIDENCE FROM THE INTRODUCTION OF PREKINDERGARTEN INTO AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS pp. 17-34

Sean P. Sall

SPENDING WISELY? HOW RESOURCES AFFECT KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION IN UNIVERSITIES pp. 35-55

Alexander Whalley and Justin Hicks

EXPERTS AND THEIR RECORDS pp. 56-71

Alexander Frankel and Michael Schwarz

DO COLLEGE-PREPARATORY PROGRAMS IMPROVE LONG-TERM OUTCOMES? pp. 72-99

C. Kirabo Jackson

THE EFFECT OF ABORTION LEGALIZATION ON CHILDBEARING BY UNWED TEENAGERS IN FUTURE COHORTS pp. 100-115

Serkan Ozbeklik

IS THERE A PHYSICIAN PEER EFFECT? EVIDENCE FROM NEW DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS pp. 116-137

Muzhe Yang, Hsienming Lien and Shin-Yi Chou

ALLOCATING INFECTION: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SWINE FLU (H1N1) VACCINE pp. 138-154

Matt E. Ryan

DO HIGHER TOBACCO TAXES REDUCE ADULT SMOKING? NEW EVIDENCE OF THE EFFECT OF RECENT CIGARETTE TAX INCREASES ON ADULT SMOKING pp. 155-172

Kevin Callison and Robert Kaestner

STEREOTYPE THREAT AND THE STUDENT-ATHLETE pp. 173-182

Thomas Dee

OPTIMAL SOCCER STRATEGIES pp. 183-200

Ricardo Santos

THE ECONOMICS OF AEROBICS pp. 201-204

Kemper W. Moreland

LEAGUE-LEVEL ATTENDANCE AND OUTCOME UNCERTAINTY IN U.S. PRO SPORTS LEAGUES pp. 205-218

Brian Mills and Rodney Fort

DETERRENCE, PREEMPTION, AND PANIC: A COMMON-ENEMY PROBLEM OF TERRORISM pp. 219-238

Satya Das and Prabal Roy Chowdhury

DRAWN INTO VIOLENCE: EVIDENCE ON “WHAT MAKES A CRIMINAL” FROM THE VIETNAM DRAFT LOTTERIES pp. 239-258

Jason Lindo and Charles Stoecker

IDENTIFYING CHANGES IN THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF CRIME: EVIDENCE FROM A REFEREE EXPERIMENT IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE pp. 259-268

Carl Kitchens

QUANTIFYING BIAS IN DRIVING-UNDER-THE-INFLUENCE ENFORCEMENT pp. 269-284

Brady Horn, Jill McCluskey and Ron Mittelhammer

LOST IN THE MAIL: A FIELD EXPERIMENT ON CRIME pp. 285-303

Marco Castillo, Ragan Petrie, Maximo Torero and Angelino Viceisza

U.S. CREDIT UNIONS: SURVIVAL, CONSOLIDATION, AND GROWTH pp. 304-319

John Goddard, Donal McKillop and John Wilson

SURVIVING CREDIT MARKET COMPETITION pp. 320-340

Nicola Cetorelli

THE RESPONSE OF FIRMS' LEVERAGE TO RISK: EVIDENCE FROM UK PUBLIC VERSUS NONPUBLIC MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 341-363

Mustafa Caglayan and Abdul Rashid

TIME PREFERENCE AND THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF WEALTH AND INCOME pp. 364-381

Richard M. H. Suen

WITHIN U.S. TRADE AND THE LONG SHADOW OF THE AMERICAN SECESSION pp. 382-404

Gabriel Felbermayr and Jasmin Gröschl

TAX RATES, GOVERNANCE, AND THE INFORMAL ECONOMY IN HIGH-INCOME COUNTRIES pp. 405-430

Zoe Kuehn

CONSOLIDATING THE EVIDENCE ON INCOME MOBILITY IN THE WESTERN STATES OF GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES FROM 1984 TO 2006 pp. 431-443

Gulgun Bayaz-Ozturk, Richard Burkhauser and Kenneth Couch

GOVERNMENT DEBT-THRESHOLD CONTRACTS pp. 444-458

Hans Gersbach

DECOMPOSING TRENDS IN INCOME VOLATILITY: THE “WILD RIDE” AT THE TOP AND BOTTOM pp. 459-476

Bradley Hardy and James Ziliak

WHO PAYS THE BAR TAB? BEER CONSUMPTION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 477-494

Resul Cesur and Inas Kelly

YOUR RIGHT ARM FOR A PUBLICATION IN AER? pp. 495-502

Arthur Attema, Werner Brouwer and Job van Exel

A COMMENT ON SIEGFRIED'S FIRST LESSON IN ECONOMETRICS pp. 503-504

Damien Eldridge