Economic Inquiry

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Volume 59, issue 4, 2021

Social punishment for breaching restrictions during the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 1467-1482

Ryo Takahashi and Kenta Tanaka

Overconfidence and conflict pp. 1483-1499

Maxime Menuet and Petros Sekeris

Benchmarking information aggregation in experimental markets pp. 1500-1516

Andrea Albertazzi, Friederike Mengel and Ronald Peeters

Nonverbal content and trust: An experiment on digital communication pp. 1517-1532

Zakaria Babutsidze, Nobuyuki Hanaki and Adam Zylbersztejn

Does a forward‐looking perspective affect self‐control and the demand for commitment? Results from an educational intervention pp. 1533-1546

Sule Alan, Seda Ertac and Inci Gumus

The assets’ pledgeability channel of unconventional monetary policy pp. 1547-1568

Giuseppe Ferrero, Michele Loberto and Marcello Miccoli

Can changes in sentiments influence consumer behavior? Evidence from the Trump‐Russia investigation pp. 1569-1592

Christopher Biolsi and Alex Lebedinsky

Labor market competition over the business cycle pp. 1593-1615

Daniel Monte and Roberto Pinheiro

The distributional consequences of rent‐seeking pp. 1616-1640

Angelos Angelopoulos, Konstantinos Angelopoulos, Spyridon Lazarakis and Apostolis Philippopoulos

A fiscal perspective on nominal GDP targeting pp. 1641-1660

Salem Abo‐Zaid, Huiying Chen and Ahmed Kamara

Product heterogeneity in international terms of payment pp. 1661-1686

Hyejoon Im

Fiscal space and the procyclicality of fiscal policy: The case for making hay while the sun shines pp. 1687-1701

Asif Ahmad, Richard McManus and Gulcin Ozkan

Taste renaissance, tax reform, and industrial organization of the beer industry pp. 1702-1722

Jeff Luckstead and Stephen Devadoss

Upward pricing pressure in mergers of capacity‐constrained firms pp. 1723-1747

Daniel Greenfield and Jeremy A. Sandford

Economic Inquiry 2020 Editor’s Report pp. 1748-1756

Wesley Wilson

Volume 59, issue 3, 2021

Seller reputation and price gouging: Evidence from the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 867-879

Luis Cabral and Lei Xu

Bribery, hold‐up, and bureaucratic structure pp. 880-903

John Bennett and Matthew Rablen

Cooperation against all predictions pp. 904-924

Friedel Bolle and Jörg Spiller

The effects of repeated induction of emotions on cooperation and punishment pp. 925-943

Jinkwon Lee and Sujin Min

The influence of hidden researcher decisions in applied microeconomics pp. 944-960

Nick Huntington‐Klein, Andreu Arenas, Emily Beam, Marco Bertoni, Jeffrey Bloem, Pralhad Burli, Naibin Chen, Paul Grieco, Godwin Ekpe, Todd Pugatch, Martin Saavedra and Yaniv Stopnitzky

Depth and breadth relevance in citation metrics pp. 961-977

David Stern and Richard Tol

Does the introduction of ratings reduce giving? Evidence from charities pp. 978-995

Laura Grant

Point at, nudge, or push private provision of a public good? pp. 996-1007

Hendrik Bruns and Grischa Perino

Reference‐dependent preferences, time inconsistency, and pay‐as‐you‐go pensions pp. 1008-1030

Torben M. Andersen, Joydeep Bhattacharya and Qing Liu

Optimal domestic redistribution and multinational monopoly pp. 1031-1046

Jonathan Hamilton and Steven M. Slutsky

Laboratory federalism with public funds sharing pp. 1047-1065

Ana Ania and Andreas Wagener

Decentralization and regional convergence: Evidence from night‐time lights data pp. 1066-1088

Bibek Adhikari and Saroj Dhital

Selective bargain hunting: A concise test of rational consumer search pp. 1089-1105

Chloe Lee, Wen Long, María J. Luengo‐Prado and Bent Sorensen

Uncertainty and monetary policy in the US: A journey into nonlinear territory pp. 1106-1128

Giovanni Pellegrino

Dispersed information, social networks, and aggregate behavior pp. 1129-1148

Jakob Grazzini and Domenico Massaro

Asymmetric effects of sectoral shifts under low and high uncertainty pp. 1149-1171

Kimberly Berg and Nam Vu

The real effects of liquidity: Puerto Rico as a natural experiment pp. 1172-1191

Carlos Ramirez

Financial stability and the Fed: Evidence from congressional hearings pp. 1192-1214

Arina Wischnewsky, David-Jan Jansen and Matthias Neuenkirch

Is there help indeed, if there is help in need? The case of credit unions during the global financial crisis pp. 1215-1233

Leila Aghabarari, Andre Guettler, Mahvish Naeem and Bernardus Van Doornik

Cultural relativity in consumers' rates of adoption of artificial intelligence pp. 1234-1251

Annie Tubadji, Toby Denney and Don Webber

The real effects of banks' corporate credit supply: A literature review pp. 1252-1285

Ozan Güler, Mike Mariathasan, Klaas Mulier and Nejat Okatan

Employer learning, job changes, and wage dynamics pp. 1286-1307

Seik Kim and Emiko Usui

Targeting intensive job assistance to ex‐offenders by the nature of offense: Results from a randomized control trial pp. 1308-1327

Christopher Bollinger and Aaron Yelowitz

Does younger age at marriage affect divorce? Evidence from Johnson's Executive Order 11241 pp. 1328-1345

Martha Bailey, Emily Beam and Anna Wentz

The optimal use of management pp. 1346-1363

Robin Sickles, Kai Sun and Thomas P. Triebs

Are dominant platforms good for consumers? pp. 1364-1377

Chiu Yu Ko and Bo Shen

Heterogeneous price effects and increased price dispersion from quantity‐based congestion management pp. 1378-1402

Sunhyung Lee, Zexuan Liu and Haojun Yu

Legislating for profit and optimal Eighth‐Amendment review pp. 1403-1416

Murat C. Mungan and Thomas J. Miceli

Clustered into control: Heterogeneous causal impacts of water infrastructure failure pp. 1417-1439

Brandon Cunningham, Jacob LaRiviere and Casey Wichman

The environmental cost and the accident externality of driving: Evidence from the Swiss franc's appreciation pp. 1440-1458

Piera Bello

Volume 59, issue 2, 2021

MACROECONOMIC RATIONALES FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN SCIENCE pp. 575-599

Hans Gersbach, Ulrich Schetter and Maik Schneider

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE MARGINS OF TRADE: ARE THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIFFERENT? pp. 600-621

Jesse Mora and Michael Olabisi

A NEW MEASURE OF FOREIGN RULE BASED ON GENETIC DISTANCE pp. 622-647

Dhammika Dharmapala

LENDING COMPETITION AND LOAN SALES: A MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS UNDER DIRECTED SEARCH pp. 648-661

Kevin Huang, Zhe Li and Jianfei Sun

THE AGGREGATE AND LOCAL ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT FINANCED HEALTH CARE pp. 662-670

Bill Dupor and Rodrigo Guerrero

BANKING COMPETITION, CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, AND INTEREST ON RESERVES pp. 671-695

Edgar A. Ghossoub and Robert R. Reed

PRICED OUT: AGGREGATE INCOME SHOCKS AND SCHOOL PRICING IN THE CHILEAN VOUCHER MARKET pp. 696-721

Benjamin Feigenberg

AUCTIONS WITH LEAKS ABOUT EARLY BIDS: ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL BEHAVIOR pp. 722-739

Sven Fischer, Werner Güth, Todd Kaplan and Ro'i Zultan

EMBRACING THE DARK SIDE? TESTING THE SOCIALIZATION OF A MAXIMIZING MINDSET pp. 740-761

Eli Spiegelman

WHEN YOU CAN'T TUBE… IMPACT OF A MAJOR YOUTUBE OUTAGE ON RAPES pp. 762-775

María Gibbons and Martín Rossi

WHY DOES ANONYMITY MAKE US MISBEHAVE: DIFFERENT NORMS OR LESS COMPLIANCE? pp. 776-789

Eryk Krysowski and James Tremewan

PRICE EFFECTS OF A MERGER: EVIDENCE FROM A PHYSICIANS' MARKET pp. 790-802

Thomas Koch and Shawn W. Ulrick

COST PASS‐THROUGH IN COMMERCIAL AVIATION: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 803-828

Philip Gayle and Ying Lin

WAGES AND LABOR PRODUCTIVITY: EVIDENCE FROM INJURIES IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE pp. 829-847

Ian Gregory‐Smith

PERSISTENT PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR: TWO INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAKS 350 YEARS APART pp. 848-857

Utteeyo Dasgupta, Chandan Jha and Sudipta Sarangi

Volume 59, issue 1, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL CHOICES AND THE GENDER GAP IN STEM pp. 9-28

David Card and A. Payne

WHEN DO SHELTER‐IN‐PLACE ORDERS FIGHT COVID‐19 BEST? POLICY HETEROGENEITY ACROSS STATES AND ADOPTION TIME pp. 29-52

Dhaval Dave, Andrew Friedson, Kyutaro Matsuzawa and Joseph J. Sabia

FOOD AWAY FROM HOME AND CALORIC INTAKE: THE ROLE OF RESTAURANT MENU LABELING LAWS pp. 53-71

Jessica Todd, Lisa Mancino, Brandon Restrepo, Claudine Kavanaugh, Chris Dicken and Vince Breneman

DO SNAP WORK REQUIREMENTS WORK? pp. 72-94

Timothy F. Harris

DO TAXES ON SODA AND SUGARY DRINKS WORK? SCANNER DATA EVIDENCE FROM BERKELEY AND WASHINGTON STATE pp. 95-118

Christian Rojas and Emily Wang

DO SUPPLY‐SIDE FORCES EXPLAIN GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN HEALTH CARE USE? pp. 119-139

Kevin Callison, Robert Kaestner and Jason Ward

CATASTROPHE AND RATIONAL POLICY: CASE OF NATIONAL SECURITY pp. 140-161

Hamid Mohtadi and Bryan Weber

DO REEMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE UNEMPLOYED WORK FOR YOUTH? EVIDENCE FROM THE GREAT RECESSION IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 162-185

Marios Michaelides, Peter Mueser and Jeffrey Smith

THE PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF WISE AND UNWISE MANAGERIAL DISMISSALS pp. 186-198

Raphael Flepp and Egon Franck

INTERGENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF WELFARE REFORM: ADOLESCENT DELINQUENT AND RISKY BEHAVIORS pp. 199-216

Dhaval Dave, Hope Corman, Ariel Kalil, Ofira Schwartz‐Soicher and Nancy E. Reichman

CIVIL ASSET FORFEITURE, CRIME, AND POLICE INCENTIVES: EVIDENCE FROM THE COMPREHENSIVE CRIME CONTROL ACT OF 1984 pp. 217-242

Shawn Kantor, Carl Kitchens and Steven Pawlowski

EXTREME TEMPERATURE AND EXTREME VIOLENCE: EVIDENCE FROM RUSSIA pp. 243-262

Vladimir Otrachshenko, Olga Popova and José Tavares

SOCIALLY OPTIMAL PLEA BARGAINING WITH COSTLY TRIALS AND BAYESIAN JURIES pp. 263-279

David Bjerk

OPTIMAL PRICE OF ENTRY INTO A COMPETITION pp. 280-286

Boris Ginzburg

SYMMETRIC SCORING RULES AND A NEW CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BORDA COUNT pp. 287-299

Jac Heckelman and Robi Ragan

INVESTMENT CHOICE ARCHITECTURE IN TRUST GAMES: WHEN “ALL‐IN” IS NOT ENOUGH pp. 300-314

Joaquín Gómez‐Miñambres, Eric Schniter and Timothy Shields

DOING IT WHEN OTHERS DO: A STRATEGIC MODEL OF PROCRASTINATION pp. 315-328

Claudia Cerrone

IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE OUTCOME, CHANGE THE CONTEST pp. 329-343

Jason Winfree

INPUT TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND MARKUP DISTRIBUTION: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 344-360

Zhengwen Liu and Hong Ma

PRIZE SCARCITY AND OVERDISSIPATION IN ALL‐PAY AUCTIONS pp. 361-374

Blake A. Allison, Jason J. Lepore and Aric P. Shafran

SPORTING EVENTS, EMOTIONAL CUES, AND CRIME: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL EVIDENCE FROM BRAZILIAN SOCCER GAMES pp. 375-395

Qi Ge, Ignacio Sarmiento-Barbieri and Rodrigo Schneider

THE COMPETITIVE RETURNS TO THE GLOBAL SEARCH FOR TALENT: PROFESSIONAL SPORTS MARKETS AND FOREIGNERS pp. 396-419

Martin Schmidt

NOT ALL BANKS ARE EQUAL: COOPERATIVE BANKING AND INCOME INEQUALITY pp. 420-440

Raoul Minetti, Pierluigi Murro and Valentina Peruzzi

MINIMUM WAGES, IMPORT STATUS, AND FIRMS' INNOVATION: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 441-458

Angus Chu, Haichao Fan, Yuichi Furukawa, Zonglai Kou and Xueyue Liu

BENIGN NEGLECT OF COVENANT VIOLATIONS: BLISSFUL BANKING OR IGNORANT MONITORING? pp. 459-477

Stefano Colonnello, Michael Koetter and Moritz Stieglitz

FOREIGN BANKS AND THE BANK LENDING CHANNEL pp. 478-493

Piotr Denderski and Wojtek Paczos

FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE SERVICES TRADE: DOES EXCHANGE RATE OR INCOME MATTER? pp. 494-509

Ka Ming Cheng

INTERNATIONAL TRANSMISSION MECHANISM AND WORLD BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 510-531

Yifan Shen and Tilak Abeysinghe

ON ENDOGENOUS BUSINESS CYCLES UNDER INCREASING RETURNS TO VARIETY AND SECTOR‐SPECIFIC EXTERNALITY pp. 532-548

Juin-jen Chang, Jang-Ting Guo and Wei‐Neng Wang

POPULAR SUPPORT FOR TRADE AGREEMENTS AND PARTNER COUNTRY CHARACTERISTICS: EVIDENCE FROM AN UNEXPECTED ELECTION OUTCOME pp. 549-566

Tom Coupé and Oleksandr Shepotylo