Economic Inquiry

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Volume 55, issue 4, 2017

FORWARD GUIDANCE AND THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY pp. 1593-1624

Benjamin Keen, Alexander Richter and Nathaniel Throckmorton

THE RISE OF SERVICES, DEINDUSTRIALIZATION, AND THE LENGTH OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY pp. 1625-1647

Martha Olney and Aaron Pacitti

AN OPEN-ECONOMY MODEL WITH MONEY, ENDOGENOUS SEARCH, AND HETEROGENEOUS FIRMS pp. 1648-1670

Lucas Herrenbrueck

INFORMATION TRANSMISSION AND OWNERSHIP CONSOLIDATION IN AID PROGRAMS pp. 1671-1688

Axel Dreher, Sarah Langlotz and Silvia Marchesi

THE OPTIMAL TAXATION OF ASSET INCOME WHEN GOVERNMENT CONSUMPTION IS ENDOGENOUS: THEORY, ESTIMATION AND WELFARE pp. 1689-1711

Michael Ben-Gad

THE EFFECT OF MINIMUM WAGES ON EMPLOYMENT: A FACTOR MODEL APPROACH pp. 1712-1737

Evan Totty

MANDATORY RETIREMENT AND THE CONSUMPTION PUZZLE: DISENTANGLING PRICE AND QUANTITY DECLINES pp. 1738-1758

Yingying Dong and Dennis Yang

INTERMEDIATE INFORMATION, LOSS AVERSION, AND EFFORT: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 1759-1770

Sandra Schneemann and Christian Deutscher

ELECTORAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE COST OF UNPOPULARITY pp. 1771-1791

Thomas Bassetti and Filippo Pavesi

CHARITABLE GIVING, EMOTIONS, AND THE DEFAULT EFFECT pp. 1792-1812

Lenka Fiala and Charles Noussair

THE PROTESTANT FISCAL ETHIC: RELIGIOUS CONFESSION AND EURO SKEPTICISM IN GERMANY pp. 1813-1832

Adrian Chadi and Matthias Krapf

PENALTY STRUCTURES AND DETERRENCE IN A TWO-STAGE MODEL: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE pp. 1833-1867

Lisa R. Anderson, Gregory DeAngelo, Winand Emons, Beth Freeborn and Hannes Lang

REPEATED LOBBYING BY COMMERCIAL LOBBYISTS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS pp. 1868-1897

Thomas Groll and Christopher J. Ellis

ON FRUITFUL AND FUTILE TESTS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEARCH AND PRICE DISPERSION pp. 1898-1918

Joshua Sherman and Avi Weiss

A SEMIPARAMETRIC DISCRETE CHOICE MODEL: AN APPLICATION TO HOSPITAL MERGERS pp. 1919-1944

Devesh Raval, Ted Rosenbaum and Steven A. Tenn

CITATIONS OR JOURNAL QUALITY: WHICH IS REWARDED MORE IN THE ACADEMIC LABOR MARKET? pp. 1945-1965

John Gibson, David Anderson and John Tressler

CAN SCHOOL SPORTS REDUCE RACIAL GAPS IN TRUANCY AND ACHIEVEMENT? pp. 1966-1985

Harold E. Cuffe, Glen R. Waddell and Wesley Bignell

DO MINIMUM WAGE INCREASES INFLUENCE WORKER HEALTH? pp. 1986-2007

Brady Horn, Johanna Maclean and Michael Strain

THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFERS ON CHILD LABOR AND SCHOOL ENROLLMENT pp. 2008-2030

Marcel Peruffo and Pedro Ferreira

Economic Inquiry 2016 Editor's Report pp. 2031-2037

Wesley Wilson

Volume 55, issue 3, 2017

CAPACITY CONSTRAINED EXPORTERS: IDENTIFYING INCREASING MARGINAL COST pp. 1175-1191

JaeBin Ahn and Alexander McQuoid

DOES CORRUPTION ATTENUATE THE EFFECT OF RED TAPE ON EXPORTS? pp. 1192-1212

Reshad Ahsan

DOES LIMITED PUNISHMENT LIMIT THE SCOPE FOR CROSS RETALIATION? pp. 1213-1230

Richard Chisik and Harun Onder

IMMIGRATION, SKILL HETEROGENEITY, AND QUALIFICATION MISMATCH pp. 1231-1264

Xiangbo Liu, Theodore Palivos and Xiaomeng Zhang

NETWORKS AND SELECTION IN INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION TO SPAIN pp. 1265-1286

Nina Neubecker, Marcel Smolka and Anne Steinbacher

CAN GUEST WORKERS SOLVE JAPAN'S FISCAL PROBLEMS? pp. 1287-1307

Selahattin İmrohoroğlu, Sagiri Kitao and Tomoaki Yamada

ARE MIGRANTS MORE PRODUCTIVE THAN STAYERS? SOME EVIDENCE FROM A SET OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE ACADEMIC ECONOMISTS pp. 1308-1323

Pedro Albarran, Raquel Carrasco and Javier Ruiz-Castillo

THE EFFECTS OF FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES ON DOMESTIC HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION pp. 1324-1335

Xu Xu and Kevin Sylwester

LABOR MARKET DYNAMICS WITH SEARCH FRICTIONS AND FAIR WAGE CONSIDERATIONS pp. 1336-1349

Pei Kuang and Tong Wang

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND DYNAMICS OF WORK-ETHIC PREFERENCES pp. 1350-1369

Rezina Sultana

THE EFFECTS OF MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS AT GRADUATION ON OVEREDUCATION pp. 1370-1387

Fraser Summerfield and Ioannis Theodossiou

MONEY AND PRODUCT QUALITY UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION pp. 1388-1399

Tao Peng

MONETARY POLICY RULES UNDER HETEROGENEOUS INFLATION EXPECTATIONS pp. 1400-1415

Sophocles Brissimis and Nicholas S. Magginas

REFORM SUPPORT IN TIMES OF CRISIS: THE ROLE OF FAMILY TIES pp. 1416-1429

Elias Brumm and Johannes Brumm

EFFECTS OF WELFARE REFORM ON WOMEN'S VOTING PARTICIPATION pp. 1430-1451

Hope Corman, Dhaval Dave and Nancy E. Reichman

THE EFFECT OF INSURANCE COVERAGE ON PREVENTIVE CARE pp. 1452-1467

Marika Cabral and Mark R. Cullen

PERSONALITY, INFORMATION ACQUISITION, AND CHOICE UNDER UNCERTAINTY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY pp. 1468-1488

Guillaume R. Fréchette, Andrew Schotter and Isabel Trevino

Selective Recognition: How to Recognize Donors to Increase Charitable Giving pp. 1489-1496

Anya Samek and Roman Sheremeta

INFORMATION AND ENDOGENOUS DELEGATION IN A RENT-SEEKING CONTEST pp. 1497-1510

Lambert Schoonbeek

STATEHOOD EXPERIENCE, LEGAL TRADITIONS, AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES pp. 1511-1537

James Ang and Per Fredriksson

PATENT BREADTH IN AN INTERNATIONAL SETTING pp. 1538-1555

Eric Bond and Benjamin Zissimos

ACCOUNTING FOR COMPLEMENTARY SKILL SETS: EVALUATING INDIVIDUAL MARGINAL VALUE TO A TEAM IN THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION pp. 1556-1578

Joseph Kuehn

PEER PRESSURE: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM RESTROOM BEHAVIOR pp. 1579-1584

Bruno Cardinale Lagomarsino, Matias Gutman, Lucia Freira, María Lanzalot, Maximiliano Lauletta, Leandro E. Malchik, Felipe Montaño Campos, Bianca Pacini, Martín Rossi and Christian Valencia

Volume 55, issue 2, 2017

BRIDES FOR SALE: CROSS-BORDER MARRIAGES AND FEMALE IMMIGRATION pp. 633-654

Daiji Kawaguchi and Soohyung Lee

ANTIDUMPING ECHOING pp. 655-681

Chrysostomos Tabakis and Maurizio Zanardi

ON THE DESIRABILITY OF TAX COORDINATION WHEN COUNTRIES COMPETE IN TAXES AND INFRASTRUCTURE pp. 682-694

Yutao Han, Patrice Pieretti and Benteng Zou

ELECTRIC AND PLUG-IN HYBRID VEHICLE DEMAND: LESSONS FOR AN EMERGING MARKET pp. 695-713

Tamara Sheldon, J. R. DeShazo and Richard Carson

TELEWORK: URBAN FORM, ENERGY CONSUMPTION, AND GREENHOUSE GAS IMPLICATIONS pp. 714-735

William Larson and Weihua Zhao

DOES TELEVISION ENTRY DECREASE THE NUMBER OF MOVIE THEATERS? pp. 736-756

Ricard Gil and Fernanda Gutierrez-Navratil

THE EMPLOYMENT EFFECT OF DEREGULATING SHOPPING HOURS: EVIDENCE FROM GERMAN FOOD RETAILING pp. 757-777

Mario Bossler and Michael Oberfichtner

MARKET ENTRY MODE: EVIDENCE FROM THE GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD pp. 778-793

Benjamin Bridgman

ENTRY BARRIERS, COMPETITION, AND TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION pp. 794-805

Lei Fang

STRATEGIC DISCLOSURE OF MEANINGFUL INFORMATION TO RIVAL pp. 806-824

Young-Ro Yoon

FUNDING FORMS, MARKET CONDITIONS, AND DYNAMIC EFFECTS OF GOVERNMENT R&D SUBSIDIES: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 825-842

Di Guo, Yan Guo and Kun Jiang

DIMENSIONS OF MACROECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY: A COMMON FACTOR ANALYSIS pp. 843-877

Steffen Henzel and Malte Rengel

LIMITED ASSET MARKET PARTICIPATION, STICKY WAGES, AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 878-897

Guido Ascari, Andrea Colciago and Lorenza Rossi

LIQUIDITY RISK AND TIME-VARYING CORRELATION BETWEEN EQUITY AND CURRENCY RETURNS pp. 898-919

Kuk Mo Jung

EFFICIENT TAX REPORTING: THE EFFECTS OF TAXPAYER LIABILITY INFORMATION SERVICES pp. 920-940

Christian Vossler and Michael McKee

PITFALLS IN TESTING FOR COINTEGRATION BETWEEN INEQUALITY AND THE REAL INCOME pp. 941-950

Ghislain N. Gueye, Hyeongwoo Kim and Gilad Sorek

NUDGING LIFE INSURANCE HOLDINGS IN THE WORKPLACE pp. 951-981

Timothy F. Harris and Aaron Yelowitz

PARTY AFFILIATION AND PUBLIC SPENDING: EVIDENCE FROM U.S. GOVERNORS pp. 982-995

Louis-Philippe Beland and Sara Oloomi

WARM-GLOW GIVING: EARNED MONEY AND THE OPTION TO TAKE pp. 996-1006

Andrew Luccasen and Philip Grossman

COLLEGE ADVISING AND GENDER pp. 1007-1016

Shane Thompson

THE TIMING OF WELFARE PAYMENTS AND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE pp. 1017-1031

Lin-Chi Hsu

SOFT SKILLS, HARD SKILLS, AND THE BLACK/WHITE WAGE GAP pp. 1032-1053

C. Simon Fan, Xiangdong Wei and Junsen Zhang

FIRMS' EXPECTATIONS ABOUT THE IMPACT OF AI AND ROBOTICS: EVIDENCE FROM A SURVEY pp. 1054-1063

Masayuki Morikawa

LABOR SUPPLY ESTIMATION BIASES FROM DISREGARDING NONWAGE BENEFITS pp. 1064-1090

Matthew D. Baird

THE PAYOFF TO CONSISTENCY IN PERFORMANCE pp. 1091-1103

Christian Deutscher, Oliver Gürtler, Joachim Prinz and Daniel Weimar

POLICY CHANGES IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: IMPROVED AGENT BEHAVIOR AND ANCILLARY PRODUCTIVITY OUTCOMES pp. 1104-1118

Brian Mills

SENTIMENT BIAS AND ASSET PRICES: EVIDENCE FROM SPORTS BETTING MARKETS AND SOCIAL MEDIA pp. 1119-1129

Arne Feddersen, Brad Humphreys and Brian Soebbing

ENDOWMENTS, PERCEIVED SIMILARITY, AND DICTATOR GIVING pp. 1130-1144

Sebastian Goerg, David Johnson and Jonathan Rogers

WHY ZERO TOLERANCE OF MISCONDUCT IS UNDESIRABLE IN CONTESTS pp. 1145-1160

Scott M. Gilpatric and Cristina M. Reiser

I AM IMMORTAL pp. 1161-1166

Riccardo Trezzi

Volume 55, issue 1, 2017

THE HAZARDOUS EFFECTS OF ANTIDUMPING pp. 9-30

Tibor Besedes and Thomas Prusa

FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS AS DYNAMIC FARSIGHTED NETWORKS pp. 31-50

James Lake

INTERNATIONAL TAX COMPETITION AND THE DEFICIT BIAS pp. 51-72

Calin Arcalean

INTERNATIONAL DEAL EXPERIENCE AND CROSS-BORDER ACQUISITIONS pp. 73-97

Caleb Stroup

PUBLIC SPENDING REALLOCATIONS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH ACROSS DIFFERENT INCOME LEVELS pp. 98-114

Santiago Acosta-Ormaechea and Atsuyoshi Morozumi

GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION, LAND MARKET, AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM CHINESE CITIES pp. 115-136

Jipeng Zhang, Jianyong Fan and Jiawei Mo

CORRUPTION, PRODUCT MARKET COMPETITION, AND INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE U.S. STATES pp. 137-159

Jamie Bologna

SPECULATIVE PROFITS, INNOVATION, AND GROWTH pp. 160-174

Vincenzo Denicolo' and Piercarlo Zanchettin

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH pp. 175-186

John Gibson and Felix Rioja

CHANGING ROLES OF ABILITY AND EDUCATION IN U.S. INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY pp. 187-201

Jeremiah Richey and Alicia Rosburg

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY AND LABOR MARKET PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION pp. 202-222

William Olney

A THEORY OF TURNOVER AND WAGE DYNAMICS pp. 223-236

Jin Li and Jun Yu

THE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL AND RECOGNITION INCENTIVES ACROSS WORK CONTEXTS: THE ROLE OF MEANING pp. 237-247

Michael Kosfeld, Susanne Neckermann and Xiaolan Yang

EMPLOYEE FINANCIAL LITERACY AND RETIREMENT PLAN BEHAVIOR: A CASE STUDY pp. 248-259

Robert Clark, Annamaria Lusardi and Olivia Mitchell

JOB MOBILITY AND EARNINGS INSTABILITY pp. 260-280

Marco Leonardi

INDEPENDENT AGENCIES, POLITICAL INTERFERENCE, AND FIRM INVESTMENT: EVIDENCE FROM THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 281-304

Carlo Cambini and Laura Rondi

OPTIMAL ENFORCEMENT OF NONCOMPETE COVENANTS pp. 305-318

Suman Ghosh and Kameshwari Shankar

MULTIPLE EQUILIBRIA AND DETERRENCE IN AIRLINE MARKETS pp. 319-338

Federico Ciliberto and Zhou Zhang

QUALITY DIFFERENCES, THIRD-DEGREE PRICE DISCRIMINATION, AND WELFARE pp. 339-351

Francisco Galera, Pedro Mendi and Juan Carlos Molero

INFORMATION ACQUISITION UNDER RISKY CONDITIONS ACROSS REAL AND HYPOTHETICAL SETTINGS pp. 352-367

Matthew P. Taylor

TRUST, TRUSTWORTHINESS, AND BUSINESS SUCCESS: LAB AND FIELD FINDINGS FROM ENTREPRENEURS pp. 368-382

Mongoljin Batsaikhan

TESTING COMMITMENT COST THEORY IN CHOICE EXPERIMENTS pp. 383-396

Claudia Bazzani, Vincenzina Caputo, Rodolfo Nayga and Maurizio Canavari

CATEGORY REPORTING IN CHARITABLE GIVING: AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS pp. 397-408

Jingping Li and Yohanes Riyanto

FUNDRAISING INTERMEDIARIES INHIBIT QUALITY-DRIVEN CHARITABLE DONATIONS pp. 409-424

Lucas Coffman

DOES OPTION THEORY HOLD FOR MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CONTRACTS? pp. 425-433

Alexander Gross and Charles Link

GUILTY CONSCIENCE AND INCENTIVES WITH PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT ERRORS pp. 434-450

Kyota Eguchi

INDUCING OVERCONFIDENCE pp. 451-460

Francisco Silva

THE OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF PRIZES IN TOURNAMENTS OF HETEROGENEOUS AGENTS pp. 461-478

Loukas Balafoutas, E. Dutcher, Florian Lindner and Dmitry Ryvkin

ENDOGENOUS DESTRUCTION IN CONFLICT: THEORY AND EXTENSIONS pp. 479-500

Yang-Ming Chang and Zijun Luo

REGIONAL AND SECTORAL EVIDENCE OF THE MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF LABOR REALLOCATION: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 501-526

Dimitrios Bakas, Theodore Panagiotidis and Gianluigi Pelloni

DEEP RECESSIONS, FAST RECOVERIES, AND FINANCIAL CRISES: EVIDENCE FROM THE AMERICAN RECORD pp. 527-541

Michael D. Bordo and Joseph Haubrich

ANIMAL SPIRITS, HETEROGENEOUS EXPECTATIONS, AND THE AMPLIFICATION AND DURATION OF CRISES pp. 542-564

Tiziana Assenza, William A. Brock and Cars Hommes

CHAINED CREDIT CONTRACTS AND FINANCIAL ACCELERATORS pp. 565-579

Naohisa Hirakata, Nao Sudo and Kozo Ueda

AGE, TIME, VINTAGE, AND PRICE INDEXES: MEASURING THE DEPRECIATION PATTERN OF HOUSES pp. 580-600

Iqbal Syed and Jan De Haan

CONSUMPTION EXTERNALITIES AND MONETARY POLICY WITH LIMITED ASSET MARKET PARTICIPATION pp. 601-623

Marco Airaudo and Luca Bossi