Economic Inquiry

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Volume 58, issue 4, 2020

CONSUMER PROTECTION ECONOMICS SYMPOSIUM pp. 1551-1554

Janis K. Pappalardo and Wesley Wilson

ANTITRUST ECONOMICS AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ECONOMICS IN POLICY AND LITIGATION: WHY THE DISPARITY? pp. 1555-1564

Lawrence J. White

FREE PRODUCT TRIALS: DISCLOSING QUALITY AND MATCH VALUE pp. 1565-1576

Dmitry Lubensky and Eric Schmidbauer

DO CONSUMERS NEED MORE PROTECTION FROM SMALL‐DOLLAR LENDERS? HISTORICAL EVIDENCE AND A ROADMAP FOR FUTURE RESEARCH pp. 1577-1613

J. Brandon Bolen, Gregory Elliehausen and Thomas W. Miller

DISCOUNT PRICING pp. 1614-1627

Mark Armstrong and Yongmin Chen

WHICH COMMUNITIES COMPLAIN TO POLICYMAKERS? EVIDENCE FROM CONSUMER SENTINEL pp. 1628-1642

Devesh Raval

VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND EARNINGS EXPECTATIONS IN MULTI‐LEVEL MARKETING pp. 1643-1662

Stacie A. Bosley, Sarah Greenman and Samantha Snyder

PRODUCT COMPATIBILITY HINDERS PRE‐EMPTIVE ADVERTISING pp. 1663-1688

Guillem Roig

PROCEDURAL UNFAIR WAGE DIFFERENTIALS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR pp. 1689-1706

Kerstin Grosch and Holger A. Rau

WHAT DRIVES SECOND GENERATION SUCCESS? THE ROLES OF EDUCATION, CULTURE, AND CONTEXT pp. 1707-1730

Nathan Deutscher

DOES THE WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN PROGRAM IMPROVE INFANT HEALTH OUTCOMES? pp. 1731-1756

Brent Kreider, John Pepper and Manan Roy

WHY DO U.S. PARENTS PREFER PRIVATE TO FOSTER CARE ADOPTIONS? THE ROLE OF ADOPTION SUBSIDIES, GENDER, RACE, AND SPECIAL NEEDS pp. 1757-1782

Channary Khun, Sajal Lahiri and Sokchea Lim

DOES EARLY ACCESS TO PENSION WEALTH IMPROVE HEALTH? pp. 1783-1794

Seonghoon Kim and Kanghyock Koh

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF KIN AND ETHNIC FAVORITISM pp. 1795-1812

Mahsa Akbari, Duman Bahrami‐Rad, Erik Kimbrough, Pedro Romero and Sadegh Alhosseini

AGENDA CONTROL AND RECIPROCITY IN SEQUENTIAL VOTING DECISIONS pp. 1813-1829

Urs Fischbacher and Simeon Schudy

ON EQUILIBRIUM PLAYER ORDERING IN DYNAMIC TEAM CONTESTS pp. 1830-1844

Qiang Fu and Jingfeng Lu

HOW RESEARCH GOES ASTRAY: PATHS AND EQUILIBRIA pp. 1845-1854

Richard Startz

ESTIMATING INTENSIVE AND EXTENSIVE TAX RESPONSIVENESS pp. 1855-1873

Abby Alpert and David Powell

CYCLICAL TAX ENFORCEMENT pp. 1874-1893

José M Durán‐Cabré, Alejandro Esteller‐Moré and Luca Salvadori

BUDGET COMMITTEE AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFER: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH KOREA pp. 1894-1906

Hyun‐A Kim, Dongwon Lee and Sangwon Park

OPTIMAL AGRICULTURAL POLICY: SMALL GAINS? pp. 1907-1928

Kai Ding and Filippo Rebessi

SNAP EXPANSIONS AND PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNMENT SAFETY NET PROGRAMS pp. 1929-1948

Jeehoon Han

DESPERATE TIMES CALL FOR DESPERATE MEASURES: GOVERNMENT SPENDING MULTIPLIERS IN HARD TIMES pp. 1949-1957

Sokbae (Simon) Lee, Yuan Liao, Myung Hwan Seo and Youngki Shin

TO LEAN OR NOT TO LEAN AGAINST AN ASSET PRICE BUBBLE? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 1958-1976

Anastasios Evgenidis and Anastasios Malliaris

FINANCE‐INEQUALITY NEXUS: THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT pp. 1977-1994

Yousef Makhlouf, Neil Kellard and Dmitri Vinogradov

Volume 58, issue 3, 2020

WHO (ELSE) BENEFITS FROM ELECTRICITY DEREGULATION? COAL PRICES, NATURAL GAS, AND PRICE DISCRIMINATION pp. 1053-1075

Jonathan Hughes and Ian Lange

THE EXTENT OF THE MARKET AND INTEGRATION THROUGH FACTOR MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY pp. 1076-1108

R. Andrew Butters and Daniel Spulber

ENVIRONMENTALISM, STIMULUS, AND INEQUALITY REDUCTION THROUGH INDUSTRIAL POLICY: DID CASH FOR CLUNKERS ACHIEVE THE TRIFECTA? pp. 1109-1128

Keaton S. Miller, Wesley Wilson and Nicholas G. Wood

THE IMPACTS OF THE USDA BROADBAND LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAMS: MOVING TOWARD ESTIMATING A RATE OF RETURN pp. 1129-1145

Ivan Kandilov and Mitch Renkow

BROADBAND INTERNET, FIRM PERFORMANCE, AND WORKER WELFARE: EVIDENCE AND MECHANISM pp. 1146-1166

Shiyi Chen, Wanlin Liu and Hong Song

ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT ON CRIME pp. 1167-1182

Satadru Das and Naci Mocan

ANTITRUST TREATMENT OF NONPROFITS: SHOULD HOSPITALS RECEIVE SPECIAL CARE? pp. 1183-1199

Cory S. Capps, Dennis Carlton and Guy David

GENDER AND THE CONSULTING ACADEMIC ECONOMIST pp. 1200-1216

Alison Del Rossi and Joni Hersch

DIFFERENCES IN CITATION PATTERNS ACROSS JOURNAL TIERS: THE CASE OF ECONOMICS pp. 1217-1232

María Victoria Anauati, Sebastian Galiani and Ramiro Gálvez

CITATIONS AND INCENTIVES IN ACADEMIC CONTESTS pp. 1233-1244

J. Atsu Amegashie

UNDERSTANDING THE MACROECONOMIC IMPACT OF ILLIQUIDITY SHOCKS IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 1245-1278

Chia‐Yi Yen and Yu-Hsi Chou

THE EFFECTS OF ASSET PURCHASES AND NORMALIZATION OF U.S. MONETARY POLICY pp. 1279-1296

Naoko Hara, Ryuzo Miyao and Tatsuyoshi Okimoto

DISINFLATION, INEQUALITY, AND WELFARE IN A TANK MODEL pp. 1297-1313

Patrizio Tirelli and Maria Ferrara

THE IMPACT OF RETURN ON COLLATERAL IN A CHANNEL SYSTEM pp. 1314-1341

Enchuan Shao and Kwabena Bediako

FACTOR INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND ENDOGENOUS ECONOMIC GROWTH: PIKETTY MEETS ROMER pp. 1342-1361

Andreas Irmen and Amer Tabakovic

A MONETARY BUSINESS CYCLE MODEL FOR INDIA pp. 1362-1386

Shesadri Banerjee, Parantap Basu and Chetan Ghate

INVESTMENT SHOCKS, CONSUMPTION PUZZLE, AND BUSINESS CYCLES pp. 1387-1400

Yoonseok Choi

INSTITUTIONS, HOUSEHOLD CREDIT COMPOSITION, AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 1401-1413

Berrak Bahadir and Neven Valev

DOES THE NUMBER OF COUNTRIES IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CYCLE MODELS MATTER? pp. 1414-1429

Myunghyun Kim

SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? CAREER CHOICES FOR YOUNG WORKERS IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 1430-1449

Graciana Rucci, Fernando Saltiel and Sergio Urzua

BAD NEWS FROM THE FRONT AND FROM ABOVE: BOMBING RAIDS, MILITARY FATALITIES AND THE DEATH PENALTY IN NAZI GERMANY pp. 1450-1468

Wayne Geerling, Gary Magee, Paul Raschky and Russell Smyth

RACE AND EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES: EVIDENCE FROM NBA COACHES pp. 1469-1486

Nicholas Hill and Marc Remer

RATIONAL HEURISTICS? EXPECTATIONS AND BEHAVIORS IN EVOLVING ECONOMIES WITH HETEROGENEOUS INTERACTING AGENTS pp. 1487-1516

Giovanni Dosi, Mauro Napoletano, Andrea Roventini, Joseph Stiglitz and Tania Treibich

RECIPROCITY UNDER BRIEF AND LONG‐TIME DELAYS pp. 1517-1530

Nickolas Gagnon and Charles Noussair

EX ANTE EFFICIENT MECHANISM WITH PRIVATE ENTRY COSTS pp. 1531-1541

Xin Feng, Jingfeng Lu and Yeneng Sun

Volume 58, issue 2, 2020

LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA AND ITS EFFECTS: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 545-546

Phil Curry and Wesley Wilson

EARLY EVIDENCE ON RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION AND TRAFFIC FATALITIES pp. 547-568

Benjamin Hansen, Keaton Miller and Caroline Weber

THE EFFECTS OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES ON ADVERSE OPIOID OUTCOMES pp. 569-588

Rhet Smith

THE EFFECTS OF RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION AND DISPENSING ON OPIOID MORTALITY pp. 589-606

Nathan Chan, Jesse Burkhardt and Matthew Flyr

GETTING INTO THE WEEDS: DOES LEGAL MARIJUANA ACCESS BLUNT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN COLLEGE? pp. 607-623

Adam C. Wright and John M. Krieg

INTERNAL COCAINE TRAFFICKING AND ARMED VIOLENCE IN COLOMBIA pp. 624-641

Jaime Millán‐Quijano

THE CROSS‐BORDER SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION pp. 642-666

Zhuang Hao and Benjamin W. Cowan

THE POT RUSH: IS LEGALIZED MARIJUANA A POSITIVE LOCAL AMENITY? pp. 667-679

Diego Zambiasi and Steven Stillman

DID EARLY TWENTIETH‐CENTURY ALCOHOL PROHIBITION AFFECT MORTALITY? pp. 680-697

Marc Law and Mindy Marks

JUST A MINUTE: THE EFFECT OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT WAIT TIME ON THE COST OF CARE pp. 698-716

Lindsey Woodworth and James F. Holmes

AN EMPIRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE DYNAMIC EFFECTS OF POLICE SPENDING ON VIOLENT AND PROPERTY CRIME pp. 717-744

Bebonchu Atems

A GAME THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA AND PHYSICIAN ASSISTED SUICIDE pp. 745-763

Rodrigo Harrison and Francisco Silva

INCENTIVES FOR DISHONESTY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY WITH INTERNAL AUDITORS pp. 764-779

Loukas Balafoutas, Simon Czermak, Marc Eulerich and Helena Fornwagner

ON INTERGENERATIONAL IMMOBILITY: EVIDENCE THAT ADULT CREDIT HEALTH REFLECTS THE CHILDHOOD ENVIRONMENT pp. 780-801

Sarena Goodman, Alvaro Mezza and Alice H. Volz

KIDS OR CASH? EXPLORING CHARTER SCHOOL RESPONSES TO DECLINING GOVERNMENT REVENUES pp. 802-818

Shawna Grosskopf, Kathy Hayes, Laura Razzolini and Lori Taylor

AUDIT STATE DEPENDENT TAXPAYER COMPLIANCE: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM COLOMBIA pp. 819-833

James Alm, James Cox and Vjollca Sadiraj

THE GREAT OVERESTIMATION: TAX DATA AND INEQUALITY MEASUREMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1913–1943 pp. 834-855

Vincent Geloso and Phillip Magness

DECENTRALIZATION AND PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PERFORMANCE: NEW EVIDENCE FROM ITALY pp. 856-880

Olga Chiappinelli

UNSCRIPTED DRAMA: SOCCER AUDIENCE RESPONSE TO SUSPENSE, SURPRISE, AND SHOCK pp. 881-896

Babatunde Buraimo, David Forrest, Ian G. McHale and Juan de Dios Tena

PERFORMANCE, DIVERSITY AND NATIONAL IDENTITY EVIDENCE FROM ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL pp. 897-916

Jorge Tovar

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON CONTEMPORARY BANKING RESEARCH: THE USE OF FIXED EFFECTS TO DISENTANGLE LOAN DEMAND FROM LOAN SUPPLY pp. 917-920

Sanja Jakovljević, Hans Degryse and Steven Ongena

FEAR, ANGER, AND CREDIT. ON BANK ROBBERIES AND LOAN CONDITIONS pp. 921-952

Paola Morales‐Acevedo and Steven Ongena

COMMODITY PRICES AND BANK LENDING pp. 953-979

Isha Agarwal, Rupa Duttagupta and Andrea Presbitero

THE TRAVELS OF A BANK DEPOSIT IN TURBULENT TIMES: THE IMPORTANCE OF DEPOSIT INSURANCE DESIGN FOR CROSS‐BORDER DEPOSITS pp. 980-997

Shusen Qi, Stefanie Kleimeier and Harald Sander

NUMERACY AND ON‐THE‐JOB PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM LOAN OFFICERS pp. 998-1022

Martin Brown, Karolin Kirschenmann and Thomas Spycher

BANKS, DEBT AND RISK: ASSESSING THE SPILLOVERS OF CORPORATE TAXES pp. 1023-1044

Serena Fatica, Wouter Heynderickx and Andrea Pagano

Volume 58, issue 1, 2020

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON RESEARCH ON SOCIAL DILEMMAS pp. 9-11

Angela de Oliveira, Tim Salmon, John O. Ledyard, Charles R. Plott and Louis Putterman

FOOLING MYSELF OR FOOLING OBSERVERS? AVOIDING SOCIAL PRESSURES BY MANIPULATING PERCEPTIONS OF DESERVINGNESS OF OTHERS pp. 12-33

James Andreoni and Alison Sanchez

COMPARING BEHAVIORAL MODELS USING DATA FROM EXPERIMENTAL CENTIPEDE GAMES pp. 34-48

Konstantinos Georgalos

CULTURAL IDENTITIES AND RESOLUTION OF SOCIAL DILEMMAS pp. 49-66

James Cox, Vjollca Sadiraj and Urmimala Sen

COOPERATION IN PUBLIC GOODS GAMES PREDICTS BEHAVIOR IN INCENTIVE‐MATCHED BINARY DILEMMAS: EVIDENCE FOR STABLE PROSOCIALITY pp. 67-85

Timothy L. Mullett, Rebecca McDonald and Gordon D.A. Brown

LINKING WEALTH AND PUNISHMENT EFFECTIVENESS: PUNISHMENT AND COOPERATION UNDER CONGRUENT HETEROGENEITIES pp. 86-103

Israel Waichman

SOCIAL HIERARCHIES: A LABORATORY STUDY ON PUNISHMENT PATTERNS ACROSS NETWORKS pp. 104-119

Enrique Fatas, Miguel A. Meléndez‐Jiménez and Hector Solaz

EXCLUSION AND REINTEGRATION IN A SOCIAL DILEMMA pp. 120-149

Alice Solda and Marie Claire Villeval

ADDRESSING SOCIAL DILEMMAS WITH MASCOTS, INFORMATION, AND GRAPHICS pp. 150-168

Julianna Butler, Jacob R. Fooks, Kent Messer and Leah H. Palm‐Forster

GRIND OR GAMBLE? AN EXPERIMENT ON EFFORT AND SPREAD SEEKING IN CONTESTS pp. 169-183

Ola Andersson, Hakan Holm and Erik Wengström

SOCIAL CHANGES IN IMPRESSIONABLE YEARS AND ADULT POLITICAL ATTITUDES: EVIDENCE FROM JEWISH EXPULSIONS IN NAZI GERMANY pp. 184-208

Mevlude Akbulut‐Yuksel, Dozie Okoye and Mutlu Yuksel

CONSEQUENCES OF OFFSHORING TO DEVELOPING NATIONS: LABOR‐MARKET OUTCOMES, WELFARE, AND CORRECTIVE INTERVENTIONS pp. 209-224

Subhayu Bandyopadhyay, Arnab Basu, Nancy Chau and Devashish Mitra

DOES THE VAT TAX EXPORTS? pp. 225-240

Rishi Sharma

TRADE‐INDUCED SKILL POLARIZATION pp. 241-259

Grace Gu, Samreen Malik, Dario Pozzoli and Vera Rocha

OFFSHORING AND THE POLARIZATION OF THE DEMAND FOR CAPITAL pp. 260-282

Dirk Bursian and Arne Nagengast

THE EFFECTS OF GRADUATING FROM COLLEGE DURING A RECESSION ON LIVING STANDARDS pp. 283-293

Daiji Kawaguchi and Ayako Kondo

THE U.S. LABOR INCOME SHARE AND AUTOMATION SHOCKS pp. 294-318

Nikolaos Charalampidis

THE SHIFTS IN LEAD‐LAG PROPERTIES OF THE U.S. BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 319-334

Joshua Brault and Hashmat Khan

CREDIT CONSTRAINTS AND LABOR SUPPLY: EVIDENCE FROM BANK BRANCHING DEREGULATION pp. 335-360

Kien Dao Bui and Ejindu S. Ume

A POSSIBLE EXPLANATION OF THE MISSING DEFLATION PUZZLE pp. 361-373

Engin Kara and Ahmed Pirzada

ACCOUNTING FOR DEBASEMENTS: INDIVISIBILITY OR IMPERFECT RECOGNIZABILITY OF MONEY pp. 374-385

Ayushi Bajaj

BACK‐LOADED WAGES AND ON‐THE‐JOB TRAINING IN A FRICTIONAL LABOR MARKET pp. 386-400

Seung‐Gyu Sim

IMPACT OF A TERTIARY ELIGIBILITY THRESHOLD ON TERTIARY EDUCATION AND EARNINGS: A DISCONTINUITY APPROACH pp. 401-424

Martin Nordin, Gawain Heckley and Ulf-G. Gerdtham

BAN THE BOX, CONVICTIONS, AND PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT pp. 425-445

Terry‐Ann Craigie

AGING OUT OF WOMEN INFANTS AND CHILDREN: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE COMPENSATION EFFECT OF PRIVATE NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS pp. 446-461

Xia Si and Tammy Leonard

OUTCOME UNCERTAINTY, FAN TRAVEL, AND AGGREGATE ATTENDANCE pp. 462-473

Brad Humphreys and Thomas J. Miceli

“WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE WAY I TALK?” THE EFFECT OF SOUND MOTION PICTURES ON ACTOR CAREERS pp. 474-495

F. Andrew Hanssen

DOES A VALUE‐ADDED TAX INCREASE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY? pp. 496-517

Bibek Adhikari

STATE TAXES AND LEGISLATIVE TURNOVER IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 518-535

Pavel A. Yakovlev and J. Sebastian Leguizamon