Economic Inquiry

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Volume 56, issue 4, 2018

QUANTIFYING THE DETERRENT EFFECT OF ANTICARTEL ENFORCEMENT pp. 1933-1949

Stephen Davies, Franco Mariuzzo and Peter L. Ormosi

EMISSION TAXES, CLEAN TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION, AND PRODUCT MARKET COLLUSION: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE pp. 1950-1979

Soo Keong Yong, Lana Friesen and Stuart McDonald

THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT AND COLLEGE ENROLLMENT DECISIONS pp. 1980-2009

Juergen Jung and Vinish Shrestha

WHY ARE U.S. WOMEN DECREASING THEIR LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION IF THEIR WAGES ARE RISING? pp. 2010-2026

Chen Huang

LOBBYING FOR MINIMUM WAGES pp. 2027-2057

Josip Lesica

LABOR'S SHARE, THE FIRM'S MARKET POWER, AND TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY pp. 2058-2076

Robert Dixon and Guay Lim

THE ROLE OF REGULATORY ARBITRAGE IN U.S. BANKS' INTERNATIONAL FLOWS: BANK‐LEVEL EVIDENCE pp. 2077-2098

Judit Temesvary

THE IMPACT OF PERCEIVED BACKGROUND RISK ON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: EVIDENCE FROM HURRICANE KATRINA pp. 2099-2115

Michael Pesko

DO BUSINESSMEN MAKE GOOD GOVERNORS? pp. 2116-2136

Florian Neumeier

DO BETTER INFORMED INVESTORS ALWAYS DO BETTER? A BUYBACK PUZZLE pp. 2137-2157

Glenn Boyle and Gerald Ward

MONETARY POLICY SHOCKS, EXPECTATIONS, AND INFORMATION RIGIDITIES pp. 2158-2176

Joscha Beckmann and Robert Czudaj

INEQUALITY OF SUBJECTIVE WELL‐BEING AS A COMPREHENSIVE MEASURE OF INEQUALITY pp. 2177-2194

Leonard Goff, John Helliwell and Guy Mayraz

THE OPTIMAL DEFENSE OF NETWORKS OF TARGETS pp. 2195-2211

Dan Kovenock and Brian Roberson

PARLIAMENT SHAPES AND SIZES pp. 2212-2233

Raphaël Godefroy and Nicolas Klein

EIGENSTALLER'S MARKET pp. 2234-2241

Matthew Nagler

Economic Inquiry 2017 Editor's Report pp. 2242-2248

Wesley Wilson

Volume 56, issue 3, 2018

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM—CONTESTS: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 1445-1446

Subhasish Chowdhury and David A. Malueg

TO DETER OR TO MODERATE? ALLIANCE FORMATION IN CONTESTS WITH INCOMPLETE INFORMATION pp. 1447-1463

Kai Konrad and Florian Morath

RANKING DISCLOSURE POLICIES IN ALL‐PAY AUCTIONS pp. 1464-1485

Jingfeng Lu, Hongkun Ma and Zhe Wang

CHAOTIC DYNAMICS IN CONTESTS pp. 1486-1491

Karl Wärneryd

PROPERTY RIGHTS AND LOSS AVERSION IN CONTESTS pp. 1492-1511

Subhasish Chowdhury, Joo Young Jeon and Abhijit Ramalingam

DISAPPOINTMENT AVERSION AND SOCIAL COMPARISONS IN A REAL‐EFFORT COMPETITION pp. 1512-1525

Simon Gächter, Lingbo Huang and Martin Sefton

TRUST, RECIPROCITY, AND RULES pp. 1526-1542

Thomas A. Rietz, Eric Schniter, Roman Sheremeta and Timothy Shields

THE AGENCY OF POLITICS AND SCIENCE pp. 1543-1561

Anke Gerber, Corina Haita‐Falah and Andreas Lange

PRIZE‐BASED MECHANISMS FOR FUND‐RAISING: THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS pp. 1562-1584

Damian S. Damianov and Ronald Peeters

THE EFFECT OF LEGALIZING RETAIL MARIJUANA ON HOUSING VALUES: EVIDENCE FROM COLORADO pp. 1585-1601

Cheng Cheng, Walter J. Mayer and Yanling Mayer

A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF VIOLENCE AND HOUSING INSECURITY pp. 1602-1621

Timothy Diette and David Ribar

SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAMS AND LOCATION CHOICES OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS pp. 1622-1645

Crystal Zhan

ACADEMIC PROBATION, STUDENT PERFORMANCE, AND STRATEGIC COURSE‐TAKING pp. 1646-1677

Marcus Casey, Jeffrey Cline, Ben Ost and Javaeria Qureshi

PARENTS KNOW THEM BETTER: THE EFFECT OF OPTIONAL EARLY ENTRY ON PUPILS' SCHOOLING ATTAINMENT pp. 1678-1705

Patrizia Ordine, Giuseppe Rose and Daniela Sposato

CIGARETTE TAXES AND ILLICIT TRADE IN EUROPE pp. 1706-1723

James Prieger and Jonathan Kulick

MARCH MADNESS? UNDERREACTION TO HOT AND COLD HANDS IN NCAA BASKETBALL pp. 1724-1747

Daniel Stone and Jeremy Arkes

FORECASTING WITH SOCIAL MEDIA: EVIDENCE FROM TWEETS ON SOCCER MATCHES pp. 1748-1763

Alasdair Brown, Dooruj Rambaccussing, J Reade and Giambattista Rossi

HOTEL DEMAND BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER SPORTS EVENTS: EVIDENCE FROM CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA pp. 1764-1776

Craig Depken and E. Frank Stephenson

URBAN TRANSPORTATION MODE CHOICE AND TRIP COMPLEXITY: BICYCLISTS STICK TO THEIR GEARS pp. 1777-1787

Joseph F. Wyer

EVERY DROP COUNTS: A WATER CONSERVATION EXPERIMENT WITH HOTEL GUESTS pp. 1788-1808

Hailey Hayeon Joo, Jungmin Lee and Sangkon Park

ASSIMILATION IN THE RISK PREFERENCES OF SPOUSES pp. 1809-1816

Salvatore Di Falco and Ferdinand Vieider

DISSECTING THE MONTY HALL ANOMALY pp. 1817-1826

Duncan James, Daniel Friedman, Christina Louie and Taylor O'Meara

ASYMMETRIES IN THE RESPONSES OF REGIONAL JOB FLOWS TO OIL PRICE SHOCKS pp. 1827-1845

Mohamad Karaki

MEASUREMENT ERROR IN MACROECONOMIC DATA AND ECONOMICS RESEARCH: DATA REVISIONS, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, AND GROSS DOMESTIC INCOME pp. 1846-1869

Andrew C. Chang and Phillip Li

DURATION MODELS FOR CREDIT RATING MIGRATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE FINANCIAL CRISIS pp. 1870-1886

Myriam Ben Ayed, Adel Karaa and Jean-Luc Prigent

BITCOIN 1, BITCOIN 2,....: AN EXPERIMENT IN PRIVATELY ISSUED OUTSIDE MONIES pp. 1887-1897

Rodney Garratt and Neil Wallace

ENTRY DETERRENCE AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES pp. 1898-1924

Philip Gayle and Xin Xie

Volume 56, issue 2, 2018

THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL SECURITY pp. 661-681

Peter Diamond

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL SECURITY pp. 682-685

Peter Diamond

RISING TOP INCOMES AND INCREASED BORROWING IN THE REST OF THE DISTRIBUTION pp. 686-708

Jeffrey Thompson

JOBLESS RECOVERIES: STAGNATION OR STRUCTURAL CHANGE? pp. 709-723

John Burger and Jeremy Schwartz

THE CREDIT‐CHANNEL TRANSMISSION MECHANISM AND THE NONLINEAR GROWTH AND WELFARE EFFECTS OF INFLATION AND TAXES pp. 724-744

Shu‐Hua Chen

DOES THE GREAT RECESSION IMPLY THE END OF THE GREAT MODERATION? INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 745-760

Amélie Charles, Olivier Darné and Laurent Ferrara

FINANCIAL CRISES, OUTPUT LOSSES, AND THE ROLE OF STRUCTURAL REFORMS pp. 761-798

Albi Tola and Sébastien Waelti

THE SWINGS OF U.S. INFLATION AND THE GIBSON PARADOX pp. 799-820

Miguel Casares and Jesús Vázquez

THE POLITICAL ECONOMICS OF THE ARAB SPRING pp. 821-836

Roland Hodler

MONETARY POLICY AND ANTI‐CYCLICAL BANK CAPITAL REGULATION pp. 837-858

Roger Aliaga‐Díaz, María Pía Olivero and Andrew Powell

CAPITAL CONTROLS, MONETARY POLICY, AND BALANCE SHEETS IN A SMALL OPEN ECONOMY pp. 859-874

Shigeto Kitano and Kenya Takaku

INTEREST RATE PROMINENCE IN CONSUMER DECISION‐MAKING pp. 875-894

Carola Binder

GROUP LENDING WITH HETEROGENEOUS TYPES pp. 895-913

Li Gan, Manuel Hernandez and Yanyan Liu

THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REVOLUTION AND THE UNSECURED CREDIT MARKET pp. 914-930

Juan Sanchez

HOW MANY MORE CITES IS A $3,000 OPEN ACCESS FEE BUYING YOU? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL EXPERIMENT pp. 931-954

Frank Mueller‐Langer and Richard Watt

MULTIREGIONAL FIRMS AND REGION SWITCHING IN THE U.S. MANUFACTURING SECTOR pp. 955-982

Antoine Gervais

DOES THE SAMARITAN'S DILEMMA MATTER? EVIDENCE FROM U.S. AGRICULTURE pp. 983-1006

Tatyana Deryugina and Barrett Kirwan

THE IMPACT OF STOCK MARKET FLUCTUATIONS ON THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELL‐BEING OF CHILDREN pp. 1007-1027

Chad Cotti and David Simon

KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS AND OUTPUT PER WORKER: AN INDUSTRY‐LEVEL ANALYSIS FOR OECD COUNTRIES pp. 1028-1046

Ioannis Bournakis, Dimitris Christopoulos and Sushanta Mallick

CORPORATE TAX GAMES WITH CROSS‐BORDER EXTERNALITIES FROM PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE pp. 1047-1063

Gerda Dewit, Kate Hynes and Dermot Leahy

MEASURING THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF MULTINATIONAL FIRMS' FOREIGN INVESTMENTS pp. 1064-1088

Simon Bösenberg, Peter Egger, Valeria Merlo and Georg Wamser

DOES DELEGATION INCREASE WORKER TRAINING? pp. 1089-1115

Christos Bilanakos, John Heywood, John G. Sessions and Nikolaos Theodoropoulos

DOES THE LAUNCH OF THE EURO HINDER THE CURRENT ACCOUNT ADJUSTMENT OF THE EUROZONE? pp. 1116-1135

Jo‐wei Wu and Jyh‐Lin Wu

CORPORATE TAX POLICY AND INDUSTRY LOCATION WITH FULLY ENDOGENOUS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH pp. 1136-1148

Colin Davis and Ken-ichi Hashimoto

IMMIGRANTS' GENES: GENETIC DIVERSITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 1149-1164

Philipp Ager and Markus Brueckner

HIERARCHICAL TRADE pp. 1165-1184

Hans Gersbach and Hans Haller

NEW EVIDENCE ON NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFICATION AS A SIGNAL OF TEACHER QUALITY pp. 1185-1201

Irina Horoi and Moiz Bhai

COLLEGE CHOICE AS A COLLECTIVE DECISION pp. 1202-1219

Nick Huntington‐Klein

STUDENT RESPONSIVENESS TO EARNINGS DATA IN THE COLLEGE SCORECARD pp. 1220-1243

Michael Hurwitz and Jonathan Smith

DYNAMIC TREATMENT EFFECTS OF TEACHER'S AIDES IN AN EXPERIMENT WITH MULTIPLE RANDOMIZATIONS pp. 1244-1260

Jeffrey Penney

THE EFFECTS OF JOB RELOCATION ON SPOUSAL CAREERS: EVIDENCE FROM MILITARY CHANGE OF STATION MOVES pp. 1261-1277

Jeremy Burke and Amalia Miller

ARE WORKERS WILLING TO PAY TO JOIN A BETTER TEAM? pp. 1278-1295

Thomas Zimmerfaust

ESTIMATING MARKET POWER IN HOMOGENOUS PRODUCT MARKETS USING A COMPOSED ERROR MODEL: APPLICATION TO THE CALIFORNIA ELECTRICITY MARKET pp. 1296-1321

Luis Orea and Jevgenijs Steinbuks

IMPACT OF COMPETITION, INVESTMENT, AND REGULATION ON PRICES OF MOBILE SERVICES: EVIDENCE FROM FRANCE pp. 1322-1345

Ambre Nicolle, Lukasz Grzybowski and Christine Zulehner

HORIZONTAL MERGERS IN THE PRESENCE OF CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS pp. 1346-1356

Zhiqi Chen and Gang Li

EFFECT OF COOPERATIVE ENFORCEMENT STRATEGIES ON WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT pp. 1357-1379

Zach Raff and Dietrich Earnhart

DOES ECONOMIC FREEDOM AFFECT THE PRODUCTION FRONTIER? A SEMIPARAMETRIC APPROACH WITH PANEL DATA pp. 1380-1395

Fan Zhang, Joshua Hall and Feng Yao

LEADING PRINCIPAL MINORS AND SEMIDEFINITENESS pp. 1396-1398

David Mandy

PARTIAL TAX HARMONIZATION THROUGH INFRASTRUCTURE COORDINATION pp. 1399-1416

Patricia Sanz‐Córdoba and Bernd Theilen

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND WRONGFUL ARRESTS WITH ENDOGENOUSLY (IN)COMPETENT OFFICERS pp. 1417-1436

Ajit Mishra and Andrew Samuel

Volume 56, issue 1, 2018

INTRODUCTION TO SYMPOSIUM ON “ENGINEERING DATA ON INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY DECISIONS OVER THE LIFE CYCLE” pp. 9-12

Andrew Caplin

MEASURING CONSUMER EXPENDITURES WITH PAYMENT DIARIES pp. 13-49

Scott Schuh

INTEGRATED HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS: AN ASSESSMENT OF U.S. METHODS AND AN INNOVATION pp. 50-80

Krislert Samphantharak, Scott Schuh and Robert M. Townsend

SURVEY MEASURES OF FAMILY DECISION PROCESSES FOR ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SCHOOLING DECISIONS pp. 81-99

Pamela Giustinelli and Charles Manski

MEASURING AND MODELING INTERGENERATIONAL LINKS IN RELATION TO LONG‐TERM CARE pp. 100-113

Andrew Caplin, Mi Luo and Kathleen McGarry

BIG DATA AND BIG CITIES: THE PROMISES AND LIMITATIONS OF IMPROVED MEASURES OF URBAN LIFE pp. 114-137

Edward L. Glaeser, Scott Kominers, Michael Luca and Nikhil Naik

BAD REPUTATION UNDER BOUNDED AND FADING MEMORY pp. 138-157

Benjamin Sperisen

REPUTATION TRANSMISSION WITHOUT BENEFIT TO THE REPORTER: A BEHAVIORAL UNDERPINNING OF MARKETS IN EXPERIMENTAL FOCUS pp. 158-172

Kenju Kamei and Louis Putterman

PERCEIVED GAME UNCERTAINTY, SUSPENSE AND THE DEMAND FOR SPORT pp. 173-192

Tim Pawlowski, Georgios Nalbantis and Dennis Coates

MIDWEEK EFFECT ON SOCCER PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE GERMAN BUNDESLIGA pp. 193-207

Alex Krumer and Michael Lechner

PEER EFFECTS IN A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT: EVIDENCE FROM THE PGA TOUR pp. 208-225

Daniel Hickman and Neil E. Metz

THE RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE OF RAMADAN AND PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR pp. 226-237

Ernan E. Haruvy, Christos Ioannou and Farnoush Golshirazi

OPTIMAL EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP CONTRACTS UNDER AMBIGUITY AVERSION pp. 238-251

Nicolas Aubert, Hachmi Ben Ameur, Guillaume Garnotel and Jean-Luc Prigent

GENDER PERFORMANCE GAPS: QUASI‐EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE ON THE ROLE OF GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SLEEP CYCLES pp. 252-262

Lester Lusher and Vasil Yasenov

LEARNING ABOUT EDUCATION pp. 263-277

Patrick M. Emerson and Bruce McGough

MULTIFACETED AID FOR LOW‐INCOME STUDENTS AND COLLEGE OUTCOMES: EVIDENCE FROM NORTH CAROLINA pp. 278-303

Charles T. Clotfelter, Steven W. Hemelt and Helen Ladd

CLASSROOM DIVERSITY AND ACADEMIC OUTCOMES pp. 304-316

Angela Dills

THE TIMING OF EXEMPTIONS FROM WELFARE WORK REQUIREMENTS AND ITS EFFECTS ON MOTHERS' WORK AND WELFARE RECEIPT AROUND CHILDBIRTH pp. 317-342

Jiyoon Kim

THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION ON FERTILITY: EVIDENCE FROM TAIWAN pp. 343-357

Kamhon Kan and Myoung-jae Lee

ENTERTAINING MALTHUS: BREAD, CIRCUSES, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 358-380

Rohan Dutta, David Levine, Nicholas Papageorge and Lemin Wu

PROVIDING GLOBAL PUBLIC GOODS: ELECTORAL DELEGATION AND COOPERATION pp. 381-397

Martin Kocher, Fangfang Tan and Jing Yu

SUBSIDIZING ALTRUISM IN LIVING ORGAN DONATION pp. 398-423

Kurt E. Schnier, Robert M. Merion, Nicole Turgeon and David Howard

PRICES, INFLATION, AND SMOKING ONSET: THE CASE OF ARGENTINA pp. 424-445

G Emmanuel Guindon, Guillermo Paraje and Ricardo Chávez

FISCAL RULES AND GOVERNMENT BORROWING COSTS: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 446-459

John Thornton and Chrysovalantis Vasilakis

LEANING AGAINST WINDY BANK LENDING pp. 460-482

Giovanni Melina and Stefania Villa

ON THE OPTIMAL REALIGNMENT OF A CONTEST: THE CASE OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL pp. 483-496

Stefan Szymanski and Jason Winfree

FAIR ALLOCATION WHEN PLAYERS' PREFERENCES ARE UNKNOWN pp. 497-509

Kang Rong

NEW FACTS ABOUT FIRM RISK ACROSS COUNTRIES AND OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 510-529

Hernan Moscoso Boedo

MEASURING THE WORLD NATURAL RATE OF INTEREST pp. 530-544

Mark Wynne and Ren Zhang

INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON INEQUALITY, UNCERTAINTY, AND MACRO‐FINANCIAL DYNAMICS pp. 545-546

Fredj Jawadi and Bruce McGough

DO TERRORIST ATTACKS IMPACT EXCHANGE RATE BEHAVIOR? NEW INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 547-561

Paresh Kumar Narayan, Seema Narayan, Siroos Khademalomoom and Dinh Phan

FINANCIAL MARKETS' SHUTDOWN AND REACCESS pp. 562-571

Luca Agnello, Vitor Castro and Ricardo Sousa

INEQUALITY AND GROWTH IN THE UNITED STATES: WHY PHYSICAL AND HUMAN CAPITAL MATTER pp. 572-619

Nikos Benos and Stelios Karagiannis

LATIN AMERICA'S DECLINING SKILL PREMIUM: A MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS pp. 620-636

Juan F. Guerra‐Salas

EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK FOOTPRINTS ON INFLATION FORECAST UNCERTAINTY pp. 637-652

Svetlana Makarova