Economic Inquiry

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Volume 57, issue 4, 2019

THIRD‐PARTY CERTIFICATION AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VOLUNTARY POLLUTION ABATEMENT PROGRAMS: EVIDENCE FROM RESPONSIBLE CARE pp. 1751-1770

Martina Vidovic, Michael S. Delgado and Neha Khanna

TOPICS AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE IN TOP ECONOMIC JOURNALS pp. 1771-1797

Magda Fontana, Fabio Montobbio and Paolo Racca

PUBLIC INSURANCE EXPANSIONS AND SMOKING CESSATION MEDICATIONS pp. 1798-1820

Johanna Catherine Maclean, Michael Pesko and Steven Hill

DO STATE EXCISE TAXES REDUCE ALCOHOL‐RELATED FATAL MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES? pp. 1821-1841

Robert McClelland and John Iselin

LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS AND THE RACIAL COMPOSITION OF ARRESTS pp. 1842-1858

George Bulman

SPORTS‐LED TOURISM, SPATIAL DISPLACEMENT, AND HOTEL DEMAND pp. 1859-1878

Yulia Chikish, Brad Humphreys, Crocker Liu and Adam Nowak

DOES PUBLIC ATTENTION REDUCE THE INFLUENCE OF MONEYED INTERESTS? POLICY POSITIONS ON SOPA/PIPA BEFORE AND AFTER THE INTERNET BLACKOUT pp. 1879-1895

Ulrich Matter and Alois Stutzer

FIRM HETEROGENEITY AND THE PATTERN OF R&D COLLABORATIONS pp. 1896-1914

Pascal Billand, Christophe Bravard, Jacques Durieu and Sudipta Sarangi

RENT CREATION AND RENT SHARING: NEW MEASURES AND IMPACTS ON TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY pp. 1915-1938

Gilbert Cette, Jimmy Lopez and Jacques Mairesse

STRUCTURAL ESTIMATION OF LABOR ADJUSTMENT COSTS WITH TEMPORALLY DISAGGREGATED DATA pp. 1939-1962

Firat Yaman

TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND CORPORATE INCOME TAX AVOIDANCE pp. 1963-1980

Wenjing Gao, Yao Lu and Xinzheng Shi

CREDIT COUNSELING AND CONSUMER CREDIT TRAJECTORIES pp. 1981-1996

Stephen Roll and Stephanie Moulton

THE “SALES AGENT” PROBLEM: EFFORT/LEISURE ALLOCATION UNDER PERFORMANCE PAY AS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS RISK pp. 1997-2016

Charles Cadsby, Fei Song and Nick Zubanov

ANALYZING INDUSTRY‐LEVEL VULNERABILITY BY PREDICTING FINANCIAL BANKRUPTCY pp. 2017-2034

Katsuyuki Tanaka, Takuo Higashide, Takuji Kinkyo and Shigeyuki Hamori

THE COLLAPSE AND RECOVERY OF THE CAPITAL SHARE IN EAST GERMANY AFTER 1989 pp. 2035-2057

Simona Cociuba

POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM AND COUNTERCYCLICAL FISCAL POLICY IN ELECTION‐YEAR RECESSIONS pp. 2058-2081

Frank Bohn and Francisco Veiga

BUSINESS CYCLE FLUCTUATIONS WITH THE DIVISION OF PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT pp. 2082-2109

Kuan‐Jen Chen, Ching‐Chong Lai and Ting‐Wei Lai

INFLATION DYNAMICS AND THE OUTPUT‐INFLATION TRADE‐OFF: INTERNATIONAL PANEL DATA EVIDENCE pp. 2110-2124

Dimitrios Bakas and Georgios Chortareas

AFTER THE TOURNAMENT: OUTCOMES AND EFFORT PROVISION pp. 2125-2146

Andrew McGee and Peter McGee

REVELATION MECHANISMS AND ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY pp. 2147-2162

Florenz Plassmann and Nicolaus Tideman

RANK‐ORDER COMPETITION IN THE VOLUNTARY PROVISION OF IMPURE PUBLIC GOODS pp. 2163-2183

Andrej Angelovski, Tibor Neugebauer and Maroš Servátka

Economic Inquiry 2018 Editor's Report pp. 2184-2190

Wesley Wilson

Volume 57, issue 3, 2019

HOW DOES INFRASTRUCTURE AFFECT ECONOMIC GROWTH? INSIGHTS FROM A SEMIPARAMETRIC SMOOTH COEFFICIENT APPROACH AND THE CASE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN CHINA pp. 1239-1255

Yin‐fang Zhang and Kai Sun

WHAT'S BEHIND THE FIGURES? QUANTIFYING THE CROSS‐COUNTRY EXPORTER PRODUCTIVITY GAP pp. 1256-1271

Kozo Kiyota, Toshiyuki Matsuura and Lionel Nesta

TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND FIRM PRODUCTIVITY: ESTIMATION METHODS MATTER pp. 1272-1283

John Kealey, Pau Pujolas and César Sosa‐Padilla

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS ON PRODUCT STANDARDS UNDER CONSUMPTION EXTERNALITIES: NATIONAL TREATMENT VERSUS MUTUAL RECOGNITION pp. 1284-1301

Difei Geng

LIMITED ASSET MARKET PARTICIPATION AND THE EURO AREA CRISIS: AN EMPIRICAL DSGE MODEL pp. 1302-1323

Alice Albonico, Alessia Paccagnini and Patrizio Tirelli

CONSPICUOUS SPENDING AND THE INCOME DISTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL GROUPS pp. 1324-1341

Andreas Chai, Wolfhard Kaus and Christian Kiedaisch

LIFE AFTER DEBT: POSTGRADUATION CONSEQUENCES OF FEDERAL STUDENT LOANS pp. 1342-1366

Martin Gervais and Nicolas Ziebarth

TRANSITION OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS STUDENTS TO THE U.S. LABOR MARKET: THE ROLE OF VISA POLICY pp. 1367-1391

Murat Demirci

YOUNG “STARS” IN ECONOMICS: WHAT THEY DO AND WHERE THEY GO pp. 1392-1407

Kevin Bryan

WILL GIRLS BE GIRLS? RISK TAKING AND COMPETITION IN AN ALL‐GIRLS' SCHOOL pp. 1408-1420

Susan K. Laury, Daniel Lee and Kurt E. Schnier

DO UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AFFECT ON‐THE‐JOB SEARCH? EVIDENCE FROM LABOR TURNOVER BEFORE ESTABLISHMENT CLOSURES pp. 1421-1440

Italo Gutierrez

SOCIAL BACKGROUND, EDUCATION, AND INEQUALITY pp. 1441-1459

Torben M. Andersen

COMPETITION FOR UNIVERSITY PLACES AND PARENTAL TIME INVESTMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 1460-1479

Cristina Borra and Almudena Sevilla

SODA WARS: THE EFFECT OF A SODA TAX ELECTION ON UNIVERSITY BEVERAGE SALES pp. 1480-1496

Rebecca Taylor, Scott Kaplan, Sofia B. Villas‐Boas and Kevin Jung

LEFT FOR DEAD: ANTI‐COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR IN ORBITAL SPACE pp. 1497-1509

Nodir Adilov, Brendan M. Cunningham, Peter J. Alexander, Jerry Duvall and Daniel R. Shiman

MANAGING R&D IN VERTICAL RELATIONSHIPS pp. 1510-1525

Chifeng Dai and Dongsoo Shin

AN EXPERIMENT ON INNOVATION AND COLLUSION pp. 1526-1546

Andrew Smyth

SALIENCE AND THE GOVERNMENT PROVISION OF PUBLIC GOODS pp. 1547-1567

Matthew Wibbenmeyer, Sarah E. Anderson and Andrew J. Plantinga

MINIMUM LEVELS AND FRAMING IN PUBLIC GOOD PROVISION pp. 1568-1581

Peter Martinsson, Haileselassie Medhin and Emil Persson

LIGHTHOUSE PROVISION IN PREMODERN JAPAN pp. 1582-1596

Kuniyoshi Saito

CONTESTS WITH DRAWS: AXIOMATIZATION AND EQUILIBRIUM pp. 1597-1616

Alberto Vesperoni and Anil Yildizparlak

VOTING EXPRESSIVELY pp. 1617-1635

Abhinash Borah

PREDICTING RETIREMENT SAVINGS USING SURVEY MEASURES OF EXPONENTIAL‐GROWTH BIAS AND PRESENT BIAS pp. 1636-1658

Gopi Goda, Matthew Levy, Colleen Flaherty Manchester, Aaron Sojourner and Joshua Tasoff

TIMING IS MONEY: DOES LUMP‐SUM PAYMENT OF THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT AFFECT SAVINGS AND DEBT? pp. 1659-1674

Lauren E. Jones and Katherine Michelmore

INFLATION AND WAGE RIGIDITY/FLEXIBILITY IN THE SHORT RUN pp. 1675-1697

Seonyoung Park and Donggyun Shin

STOP‐GO MONETARY POLICY pp. 1698-1717

Henry Chappell, Mark Harris, Rob Roy McGregor and Christopher Spencer

URBAN TRANSPORT AND CRIME: EVIDENCE FROM UNANTICIPATED MASS TRANSIT STRIKES pp. 1718-1737

Gregory DeAngelo, R. Gittings, Daniel S. Grossman and Umair Khalil

WILLINGNESS TOUPEE pp. 1738-1742

David McEvoy, Ash Morgan and John Whitehead

Volume 57, issue 2, 2019

A MODEL OF ADDICTION AND SOCIAL INTERACTIONS pp. 759-773

Julian Reif

TEENAGE RISKY BEHAVIOR AND PARENTAL SUPERVISION: THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF MULTIPLE SHIFTS SCHOOL SYSTEMS pp. 774-791

Ana Reynoso and Martín Rossi

THE IMPACT OF PEER PRESENCE ON CHEATING pp. 792-812

Agnes Bäker and Mario Mechtel

THE PARADOX OF THE PILL: HETEROGENEOUS EFFECTS OF ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS pp. 813-831

Andrew Beauchamp and Catherine R. Pakaluk

WHAT DO BICYCLE HELMET LAWS DO? EVIDENCE FROM CANADA pp. 832-854

Christopher S. Carpenter and Casey Warman

UNIVERSITY STARTUP INTENSITY AND FACULTY QUALITY pp. 855-875

Dean Showalter and Richard Jensen

ROUND GIVING: A FIELD EXPERIMENT ON SUGGESTED DONATION AMOUNTS IN PUBLIC‐TELEVISION FUNDRAISING pp. 876-889

David Reiley and Anya Samek

EASING THE CONSTRAINTS OF MOTHERHOOD: THE EFFECTS OF ALL‐DAY SCHOOLS ON MOTHERS' LABOR SUPPLY pp. 890-909

María Padilla‐Romo and Francisco Cabrera‐Hernández

THE EFFECT OF INCENTIVE‐INDUCED RETIREMENT ON SPOUSAL RETIREMENT RATES: EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL EXPERIMENT pp. 910-930

Hans Bloemen, Stefan Hochguertel and Jochem Zweerink

THE EFFECT OF NONCONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS ON SAVING IN MEXICO pp. 931-952

Catalina Amuedo‐Dorantes, Laura Juarez and Jorge Alonso

BETWEEN SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS: INCOME DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMER CREDIT, AND BUSINESS CYCLES pp. 953-971

Alberto Cardaci and Francesco Saraceno

THE EFFECT OF HOUSING WEALTH LOSSES ON SPENDING IN THE GREAT RECESSION pp. 972-996

Marco Angrisani, Michael Hurd and Susann Rohwedder

ACCOUNTING FOR URBAN CHINA'S RISING INCOME INEQUALITY: THE ROLES OF LABOR MARKET, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND MARRIAGE MARKET FACTORS pp. 997-1015

Shuaizhang Feng and Gaojie Tang

CULTURE, LEGAL ORIGINS, AND FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 1016-1037

James Ang

CHANGING BUSINESS MODELS IN INTERNATIONAL BANK FUNDING pp. 1038-1055

Leonardo Gambacorta, Adrian van Rixtel and Stefano Schiaffi

MANAGING RISK TAKING WITH INTEREST RATE POLICY AND MACROPRUDENTIAL REGULATIONS pp. 1056-1081

Simona Cociuba, Malik Shukayev and Alexander Ueberfeldt

HYSTERESIS IN A NEW KEYNESIAN MODEL pp. 1082-1097

William Craighead

SOVEREIGN DEBT CRISIS IN A MONETARY UNION: ACCOUNTING FOR EXCESSIVE DEBT, HOUSING BUBBLES, AND THE TRANSMISSION OF CRISES pp. 1098-1119

Yong Jin Kim and Chul-In Lee

MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY DESIGN AT THE ZERO LOWER BOUND: EVIDENCE FROM THE LAB pp. 1120-1140

Cars Hommes, Domenico Massaro and Isabelle Salle

WHAT DO BRITISH HISTORICAL DATA TELL US ABOUT GOVERNMENT SPENDING MULTIPLIERS? pp. 1141-1162

Shingo Watanabe

LOSING BY LESS? IMPORT COMPETITION, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE GENEROSITY, AND CRIME pp. 1163-1181

Brian Beach and John Lopresti

THE ROLE OF NATIONAL DEBTS IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE YEN‐DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE pp. 1182-1195

Ioannis Litsios and Keith Pilbeam

ENERGY USE AND TEMPERATURE HABITUATION: EVIDENCE FROM HIGH FREQUENCY THERMOSTAT USAGE DATA pp. 1196-1214

Qi Ge and Benjamin Ho

SEPARATING BETWEEN UNOBSERVED CONSUMER TYPES: EVIDENCE FROM AIRLINES pp. 1215-1230

Diego Escobari and Manuel Hernandez

Volume 57, issue 1, 2019

WHO WINS IN AN ENERGY BOOM? EVIDENCE FROM WAGE RATES AND HOUSING pp. 9-32

Grant Jacobsen

WHO QUITS NEXT? FIRM GROWTH IN GROWING ECONOMIES pp. 33-49

Julieta Caunedo and Emircan Yurdagul

IS MORE COMPETITION ALWAYS BETTER? AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF EXTORTIONARY CORRUPTION pp. 50-72

Dmitry Ryvkin and Danila Serra

COLLABORATE OR CONSOLIDATE: ASSESSING THE COMPETITIVE EFFECTS OF PRODUCTION JOINT VENTURES pp. 73-84

Nicolas Aguelakakis and Aleksandr Yankelevich

BIDDING FOR TALENT IN SPORT pp. 85-102

Roberto Burguet and József Sákovics

WINNING IN PROFESSIONAL TEAM SPORTS: HISTORICAL MOMENTS pp. 103-120

Hayley Jang, Young Hoon Lee and Rodney Fort

DETERMINANTS OF REVENUE IN SPORTS LEAGUES: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT pp. 121-140

John Bradbury

DOES WHOM YOU KNOW MATTER? UNRAVELING THE INFLUENCE OF PEERS' NETWORK ATTRIBUTES ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE pp. 141-161

Tarun Jain and Nishtha Langer

TIME‐USE AND ACADEMIC PEER EFFECTS IN COLLEGE pp. 162-171

Nirav Mehta, Ralph Stinebrickner and Todd Stinebrickner

EXAMINING THE EXTERNALITY OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ON CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT pp. 172-187

Krishna Regmi

INFORMING RETIREMENT SAVINGS DECISIONS: A FIELD EXPERIMENT ON SUPPLEMENTAL PLANS pp. 188-205

Robert L. Clark, Robert Hammond, Melinda Morrill and Christelle Khalaf

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN MOTIVATIONAL CROWDING OUT OF WORK PERFORMANCE pp. 206-226

Volker Benndorf, Holger A. Rau and Christian Sölch

WORK HOUR MISMATCH AND JOB MOBILITY: ADJUSTMENT CHANNELS AND RESOLUTION RATES pp. 227-242

Michael Knaus and Steffen Otterbach

ANTI‐POACHING AGREEMENTS IN LABOR MARKETS pp. 243-263

Oz Shy and Rune Stenbacka

WEIGHING THE MILITARY OPTION: THE EFFECTS OF WARTIME CONDITIONS ON INVESTMENTS IN HUMAN CAPITAL pp. 264-282

Brian Duncan, Hani Mansour and Bryson Rintala

REDUCING PUBLIC‐PRIVATE SECTOR PAY DIFFERENTIALS: THE SINGLE SPINE PAY POLICY AS A NATURAL EXPERIMENT IN GHANA pp. 283-315

Akwasi Ampofo and Firmin Doko Tchatoka

THE LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF A LARGE RESEARCH UNIVERSITY: EVIDENCE FROM UC MERCED pp. 316-332

Jongkwan Lee

A SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE ON EUROPEAN INTEGRATION: HETEROGENEOUS WELFARE AND MIGRATION EFFECTS FROM THE SINGLE MARKET AND THE BREXIT pp. 333-352

Marcel Henkel and Tobias Seidel

INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LABOR‐MARKET DISCRIMINATION pp. 353-371

Richard Chisik and Julian Emami Namini

FROM HONEYMOON TO DIVORCE: INSTITUTION QUALITY AND FOREIGN INVESTORS' OWNERSHIP CONSOLIDATION IN CHINA pp. 372-390

Qun Bao, Yanling Wang and Hongjun Xie

SMALL‐ AND MEDIUM‐SIZED ENTERPRISE FINANCING AND SECURITIZATION: FIRM‐LEVEL EVIDENCE FROM THE EURO AREA pp. 391-409

Orçun Kaya and Oliver Masetti

DOES FINANCE ALTER THE RELATION BETWEEN INEQUALITY AND GROWTH? pp. 410-428

Matias Braun, Francisco Parro and Patricio Valenzuela

FACTOR AUGMENTATION, FACTOR ELIMINATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 429-452

John Seater and Karine Yenokyan

INTERNATIONAL EFFECTS OF EURO AREA VERSUS U.S. POLICY UNCERTAINTY: A FAVAR APPROACH pp. 453-481

Ansgar Belke and Thomas Osowski

ASSET PRICE BUBBLES AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION pp. 482-497

Jong Shin and Chetan Subramanian

A NEW MONETARIST MODEL OF FIAT AND E‐MONEY pp. 498-514

Sébastien Lotz and Françoise Vasselin

THE TURKISH CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT pp. 515-536

Osman Abbasoğlu, Ayse Imrohoroglu and Ayşe Kabukçuoğlu Dur

ASSET DYNAMICS, LIQUIDITY, AND INEQUALITY IN DECENTRALIZED MARKETS pp. 537-551

Maurizio Iacopetta and Raoul Minetti

REAL EXCHANGE RATE, MONETARY POLICY, AND THE U.S. ECONOMY: EVIDENCE FROM A FAVAR MODEL pp. 552-568

Wei Sun and Kuhelika De

QUANTITATIVE EASING AND THE UK STOCK MARKET: DOES THE BANK OF ENGLAND INFORMATION DISSEMINATION STRATEGY MATTER? pp. 569-583

Georgios Chortareas, Menelaos Karanasos and Emmanouil Noikokyris

RELEASING THE TRAP: A METHOD TO REDUCE INATTENTION BIAS IN SURVEY DATA WITH APPLICATION TO U.S. BEER TAXES pp. 584-599

Trey Malone and Jayson Lusk

FOSTERING THE BEST EXECUTION REGIME: AN EXPERIMENT ABOUT PECUNIARY SANCTIONS AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN FIDUCIARY MONEY MANAGEMENT pp. 600-616

Sandro Casal, Matteo Ploner and Alec N. Sproten

ALL‐PAY AUCTIONS WITH A BUY‐PRICE OPTION pp. 617-630

Minbo Xu, Sanxi Li and Jianye Yan

RISK AVERSION AND OVERBIDDING IN FIRST PRICE SEALED BID AUCTIONS: NEW EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE pp. 631-647

Sascha Füllbrunn, Dirk‐Jan Janssen and Utz Weitzel

RESERVE PRICE VERSUS ENTRY FEE IN STANDARD AUCTIONS pp. 648-653

Indranil Chakraborty

COUPLING COUPLES WITH COPULAS: ANALYSIS OF ASSORTATIVE MATCHING ON RISK ATTITUDE pp. 654-666

Aristidis K. Nikoloulopoulos and Peter Moffatt

WHEN SHOULD DRIVERS BE ENCOURAGED TO CARPOOL IN HOV LANES? pp. 667-684

Jonathan Hughes and Daniel Kaffine

ROLE‐REVERSAL CONSISTENCY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE GOLDEN RULE pp. 685-704

Miguel A. Costa‐Gomes, Yuan Ju and Jiawen Li

TO “VAPE” OR SMOKE? EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE ON ADULT SMOKERS pp. 705-725

Joachim Marti, John Buckell, Johanna Maclean and Jody Sindelar

YOUR LANGUAGE OR MINE? THE NONCOMMUNICATIVE BENEFITS OF LANGUAGE SKILLS pp. 726-750

Ramon Caminal and Antonio Di Paolo