Economic Inquiry

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Volume 54, issue 4, 2016

IDENTIFYING THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFECTS OF MILLION DOLLAR FACILITIES pp. 1737-1762

Carlianne Patrick

PERSUADED UNDER PRESSURE: EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE pp. 1763-1773

Michael J. Lopez

A DESIGNER'S CHOICE BETWEEN SINGLE-PRIZE AND PARALLEL TOURNAMENTS pp. 1774-1789

Muruvvet Buyukboyaci

DEMOCRACY AND GROWTH: A PERSPECTIVE FROM DEMOCRATIC EXPERIENCE pp. 1790-1804

Tay-Cheng Ma and Lishu Ouyang

THE ECONOMICS OF EXOGAMOUS MARRIAGE IN SMALL-SCALE SOCIETIES pp. 1805-1823

Gregory Dow, Clyde G. Reed and Simon Woodcock

DID REGIONAL ECONOMIC DIVERSITY INFLUENCE THE EFFECTS OF THE GREAT RECESSION? pp. 1824-1838

Steven Deller and Philip Watson

LONG-RUN EFFECTS OF YOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMS: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM ARGENTINA pp. 1839-1859

María Laura Alzúa, Guillermo Cruces and Carolina Lopez

THE ROLE OF INFORMATION ON RETIREMENT PLANNING: EVIDENCE FROM A FIELD STUDY pp. 1860-1872

J. Michael Collins and Carly Urban

INTEGRATING MARKET ALTERNATIVES INTO THE ECONOMIC THEORY OF OPTIMAL DETERRENCE pp. 1873-1883

Phil Curry and Matthew Doyle

EFFECTIVE EUROPEAN ANTITRUST: DOES EC MERGER POLICY GENERATE DETERRENCE? pp. 1884-1903

Joseph Clougherty, Tomaso Duso, Miyu Lee and Jo Seldeslachts

STRATEGIC ENFORCEMENT, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, AND CONTRACTUAL R&D pp. 1904-1917

Hamid Beladi, Sugata Marjit, Xinpeng Xu and Lei Yang

DO GENDER-VARIANT PREFERENCES FOR COMPETITION PERSIST IN THE ABSENCE OF PERFORMANCE? pp. 1918-1930

John Ifcher and Homa Zarghamee

THE EFFECT OF INSTITUTIONAL EXPENDITURES ON EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES AND EARNINGS pp. 1931-1945

Amanda L. Griffith and Kevin N. Rask

THE PASS-THROUGH OF BEER TAXES TO PRICES: EVIDENCE FROM STATE AND FEDERAL TAX CHANGES pp. 1946-1962

Vinish Shrestha and Sara Markowitz

GET OUT THE (COSTLY) VOTE: INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN FOR GREATER PARTICIPATION pp. 1963-1979

Dino Gerardi, Margaret A. McConnell, Julian Romero and Leeat Yariv

CHRISTMAS ECONOMICS—A SLEIGH RIDE pp. 1980-1984

Laura Birg and Anna Goeddeke

Economic Inquiry 2015 Editor's Report pp. 1985-1991

Wesley Wilson

Volume 54, issue 3, 2016

THE IMPACT OF SCHOOL RACIAL COMPOSITIONS ON NEIGHBORHOOD RACIAL COMPOSITIONS: EVIDENCE FROM SCHOOL REDISTRICTING pp. 1365-1382

Jeffrey M. Weinstein

SIGNALING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: THE EFFECT OF ACCESS TO ELITE COLLEGES ON CHOICE OF MAJOR pp. 1383-1401

Valerie Bostwick

EVALUATING PENSION PORTABILITY REFORMS: THE TAX REFORM ACT OF 1986 AS A NATURAL EXPERIMENT ABSTRACT pp. 1402-1424

Vincenzo Andrietti and Vincent Hildebrand

THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN CHILDHOOD ON ADULT LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES pp. 1425-1444

Neel Rao

FISCAL FEDERALISM, DECENTRALIZATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A META-ANALYSIS pp. 1445-1463

Thushyanthan Baskaran, Lars Feld and Jan Schnellenbach

CRIMINALS' RESPONSE TO CHANGING CRIME LUCRE pp. 1464-1483

George F. N. Shoukry

SURPRISE ME IF YOU CAN: THE INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS IN U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS pp. 1484-1498

Agustin Casas, Yarine Fawaz and Andre Trindade

CUSTOMER OWNERSHIP AND QUALITY PROVISION IN PUBLIC SERVICES UNDER ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION pp. 1499-1518

Laura Abrardi, Luca Colombo and Pier Angelo Mori

COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION IN A TWO-STAGE GAME pp. 1519-1540

Tjaša Bjedov, Thierry Madiès and Marie Claire Villeval

DOES A GOOD CENTRAL BANKER MAKE A DIFFERENCE? pp. 1541-1560

Matthias Neuenkirch and Peter Tillmann

UNDERSTANDING THE COSTS OF CONSUMER DURABLE ADJUSTMENTS pp. 1561-1573

Michio Suzuki

LABOR MARKET PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF DISCRIMINATION AND LOSS OF SKILL pp. 1574-1595

Birthe Larsen and Gisela Waisman

CASH INFLOWS AND BUBBLES IN ASSET MARKETS WITH CONSTANT FUNDAMENTAL VALUES pp. 1596-1606

Charles Noussair and Steven Tucker

THE IMPORTANCE OF LEGAL FORM OF ORGANIZATION ON SMALL CORPORATION EXTERNAL FINANCING pp. 1607-1620

Daphne Chen and Shi Qi

ARE PROMISES MEANINGLESS IN AN UNCERTAIN CROWDFUNDING ENVIRONMENT? pp. 1621-1630

Janice A. Hauge and Stanley Chimahusky

BERTRAND COMPETITION WITH ASYMMETRIC MARGINAL COSTS pp. 1631-1647

Subhasish Dugar and Arnab Mitra

CONGLOMERATES AND REGULATION pp. 1648-1669

Giacomo Calzolari and Carlo Scarpa

ENHANCED CITIZENSHIP VERIFICATION AND CHILDREN'S MEDICAID COVERAGE pp. 1670-1683

James Marton, Angela Snyder and Mei Zhou

PROCUREMENT AUCTIONS WITH RENEGOTIATION AND WEALTH CONSTRAINTS pp. 1684-1704

Wei-Shiun Chang, Tim Salmon and Krista Saral

COMBAT EXPOSURE, CIGARETTE CONSUMPTION, AND SUBSTANCE USE pp. 1705-1726

Resul Cesur, Alexander Chesney and Joseph J. Sabia

Volume 54, issue 2, 2016

RETIREMENT, PERSONALITY, AND WELL-BEING pp. 733-750

Dusanee Kesavayuth, Robert Rosenman and Vasileios Zikos

THE CHARITY OF THE EXTREMELY WEALTHY pp. 751-761

Tom Coupé and Claire Monteiro

THE DEVELOPMENTAL EFFECT OF STATE ALCOHOL PROHIBITIONS AT THE TURN OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY pp. 762-777

Mary Evans, Eric Helland, Jonathan Klick and Ashwin Patel

YOUTH, REVOLUTION, AND REPRESSION pp. 778-793

Mehdi Shadmehr and Peter Haschke

INEQUALITY AND TRUST: NEW EVIDENCE FROM PANEL DATA pp. 794-809

Guglielmo Barone and Sauro Mocetti

DOES THE PUBLIC SECTOR IMPLODE FROM BAUMOL'S COST DISEASE? pp. 810-818

Torben M. Andersen

MAKING FRIENDS TO INFLUENCE OTHERS: ENTRY AND CONTRIBUTION DECISIONS THAT AFFECT SOCIAL CAPITAL IN AN ASSOCIATION pp. 819-834

Hayley Chouinard, Gregmar Galinato and Philip Wandschneider

THE EVOLUTIONARY LOGIC OF HONORING SUNK COSTS pp. 835-846

Mukesh Eswaran and Hugh M. Neary

HETEROGENEITY IN STATE-DEPENDENT UTILITY: EVIDENCE FROM STRATEGIC SURVEYS pp. 847-861

Jeffrey Brown, Gopi Goda and Kathleen McGarry

CREDIBLE SIGNALS OF THE RELEASE OF NEW VERSIONS pp. 862-878

William Caylor

RISK TAKING FOR ONESELF AND OTHERS: A STRUCTURAL MODEL APPROACH pp. 879-894

Ferdinand Vieider, Clara Villegas-Palacio, Peter Martinsson and Milagros Mejía

PRICE ADJUSTMENT POLICIES AND FIRM SIZE pp. 895-906

Georgia Kosmopoulou, Carlos Lamarche and Xueqi Zhou

THEORIES OF RISK: TESTING INVESTOR BEHAVIOR ON THE TAIWAN STOCK AND STOCK INDEX FUTURES MARKETS pp. 907-924

Ephraim Clark, Zhuo Qiao and Wing-Keung Wong

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF BITCOIN pp. 925-939

Joshua Hendrickson, Thomas Hogan and William Luther

ECONOMIC STRUCTURE AND SEIGNIORAGE: A DYNAMIC PANEL DATA ANALYSIS pp. 940-965

Nasr Elbahnasawy and Michael Ellis

BANK CAPITAL AND LIQUIDITY CREATION IN ASIA PACIFIC pp. 966-993

Xiaoqing (Maggie) Fu, Yongjia (Rebecca) Lin and Philip Molyneux

DID TARP DISTORT COMPETITION AMONG SOUND UNSUPPORTED BANKS? pp. 994-1020

Michael Koetter and Felix Noth

PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN GOODS AND SERVICES ACROSS THE HETEROGENEOUS STATES OF AMERICA pp. 1021-1045

Areendam Chanda and Bibhudutta Panda

INFORMAL SECTOR AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: THE CREDIT SUPPLY CHANNEL pp. 1046-1067

Baptiste Massenot and Stephane Straub

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AND THE INDUSTRIAL COMPOSITION OF MULTINATIONAL ACTIVITY pp. 1068-1085

Olena Ivus, Walter Park and Kamal Saggi

POTENTIAL PARETO-IMPROVING MOVE TOWARD MOST FAVORED NATION TARIFFS pp. 1086-1104

Sajal Lahiri and Peri Silva

IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON FIRM-LEVEL EXPORT DECISIONS pp. 1105-1127

William Olney

THE IMPACT OF MANAGERIAL CHANGE ON PERFORMANCE: THE ROLE OF TEAM HETEROGENEITY pp. 1128-1149

Gerd Muehlheusser, Sandra Schneemann and Dirk Sliwka

REGULATED AND UNREGULATED SUBSTITUTES: AVERSION EFFECTS OF AN ETHANOL MANDATE pp. 1150-1166

Michael Noel and Travis Roach

EFFECTS OF CARBON REDUCTION LABELS: EVIDENCE FROM SCANNER DATA pp. 1167-1187

Mika Kortelainen, Jibonayan Raychaudhuri and Beatrice Roussillon

THE IMPACT OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC FEEDBACK ON WORKER PERFORMANCE—EVIDENCE FROM THE LAB pp. 1188-1201

Leonie Gerhards and Neele Siemer

EVALUATING A BILINGUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IN SPAIN: THE IMPACT BEYOND FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING pp. 1202-1223

Brindusa Anghel, Antonio Cabrales and Jesus Carro

INCOME INEQUALITY: THE CONSEQUENCES OF SKILL-UPGRADING WHEN FIRMS HAVE HIERARCHICAL ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES pp. 1224-1239

Anders Frederiksen and Odile Poulsen

MEASURING EFFORT INCENTIVES IN A TOURNAMENT WITH MANY PARTICIPANTS: THEORY AND APPLICATION pp. 1240-1250

Chirok Han, Changhui Kang and Sam-Ho Lee

MARRIAGE MARKET MATCHING AND CONSPICUOUS CONSUMPTION IN CHINA pp. 1251-1262

Kevin Grier, Daniel Hicks and Weici Yuan

USING THE PARETO DISTRIBUTION TO IMPROVE ESTIMATES OF TOPCODED EARNINGS pp. 1263-1273

Philip Armour, Richard Burkhauser and Jeff Larrimore

THE DUAL-PROCESS DRIFT DIFFUSION MODEL: EVIDENCE FROM RESPONSE TIMES pp. 1274-1282

Andrew Caplin and Daniel Martin

INDIVIDUAL WELFARE WHEN CONSUMERS CAN SHOP FOR HEALTH INSURANCE pp. 1283-1290

Richard Dusansky and Çağatay Koç

ARE THE DISABLED LESS LOSS AVERSE? EVIDENCE FROM A NATURAL POLICY EXPERIMENT pp. 1291-1318

Yuval Arbel, Danny Ben-Shahar and Stuart Gabriel

SUBMISSION DEMAND IN CORE ECONOMICS JOURNALS: A PANEL STUDY pp. 1319-1338

Yuqing Zheng and Harry Kaiser

QUANTIFYING THE LIFE CYCLE OF SCHOLARLY ARTICLES ACROSS FIELDS OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH pp. 1339-1355

Victoria Anauati, Sebastian Galiani and Ramiro Gálvez

Volume 54, issue 1, 2016

WHOSE PREFERENCES ARE REVEALED IN HOURS OF WORK? pp. 9-24

John Pencavel

INFORMAL LABOR MARKETS AND ON-THE-JOB TRAINING: EVIDENCE FROM WAGE DATA pp. 25-43

Javier Cano-Urbina

MOVING OUT TO MOVE UP: DUAL-CAREER MIGRATION AND WORK–FAMILY TRADEOFFS pp. 44-62

Brooke Helppie McFall and Marta Murray-Close

HOW MUCH ARE WE WILLING TO CONTRIBUTE FOR BETTER EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES? EVIDENCE FROM A SURVEY EXPERIMENT pp. 63-75

Samuel Berlinski and Matias Busso

SALARIES OR PIECE RATES: ON THE ENDOGENOUS MATCHING OF HARVEST WORKERS AND CROPS pp. 76-99

Ivan Kandilov and Tomislav Vukina

RECONCILING MICRO AND MACRO ESTIMATES OF THE FRISCH LABOR SUPPLY ELASTICITY pp. 100-120

William Peterman

LABOR MARKET OPENNESS, H-1B VISA POLICY, AND THE SCALE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 121-138

Kevin Shih

WHY DOES CHILD LABOR PERSIST WITH DECLINING POVERTY? pp. 139-158

Jayanta Sarkar and Dipanwita Sarkar

FOOD PRICES, WAGES, AND WELFARE IN RURAL INDIA pp. 159-176

Hanan Jacoby

SECULARIZATION AND LONG-RUN ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 177-200

Holger Strulik

CONSUMER DEBT STRESS, CHANGES IN HOUSEHOLD DEBT, AND THE GREAT RECESSION pp. 201-214

Lucia Dunn and Ida Mirzaie

OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY AND IMPERFECT FINANCIAL MARKETS: A CASE FOR NEGATIVE NOMINAL INTEREST RATES? pp. 215-228

Salem Abo-Zaid and Julio Garin

OLIGARCHIES AND DEVELOPMENT IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY: A TALE OF TWO ELITES pp. 229-246

Anders Akerman, Alireza Naghavi and Anna Seim

IMMIGRANT NETWORKS AND THE TAKE-UP OF DISABILITY PROGRAMS: EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED STATES pp. 247-267

Delia Furtado and Nikolaos Theodoropoulos

HEAPING-INDUCED BIAS IN REGRESSION-DISCONTINUITY DESIGNS pp. 268-293

Alan Barreca, Jason Lindo and Glen R. Waddell

RESERVE PRICE EFFECTS IN AUCTIONS: ESTIMATES FROM MULTIPLE REGRESSION-DISCONTINUITY DESIGNS pp. 294-314

Syngjoo Choi, Lars Nesheim and Imran Rasul

ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF THE TIMING OF PREFERENTIAL TRADE AGREEMENT FORMATIONS AND ENLARGEMENTS pp. 315-341

Jeffrey Bergstrand, Peter Egger and Mario Larch

CAN ENTRY OR EXIT EVENT STUDIES INFORM HORIZONTAL MERGER ANALYSIS? EVIDENCE FROM GROCERY RETAILING pp. 342-360

Daniel S. Hosken, Luke M. Olson and Loren K. Smith

DOES BANKRUPTCY LAW AFFECT BUSINESS TURNOVER? EVIDENCE FROM NEW AND EXISTING BUSINESS pp. 361-374

Shawn M. Rohlin and Amanda Ross

FIRM SURVIVAL, UNCERTAINTY, AND FINANCIAL FRICTIONS: IS THERE A FINANCIAL UNCERTAINTY ACCELERATOR? pp. 375-390

Joseph Byrne, Marina-Eliza Spaliara and Serafeim Tsoukas

CORRUPTION, TAX EVASION AND THE ROLE OF WAGE INCENTIVES WITH ENDOGENOUS MONITORING TECHNOLOGY pp. 391-407

Waqar Wadho

DIVIDEND POLICY IN REGULATED NETWORK INDUSTRIES: EVIDENCE FROM THE EU pp. 408-432

Francisca Bremberger, Carlo Cambini, Klaus Gugler and Laura Rondi

DECISION TIME, CONSIDERATION TIME, AND STATUS QUO BIAS pp. 433-449

Sen Geng

IS THERE ADVERSE SELECTION IN LIFE INSURANCE MARKETS? pp. 450-463

David Hedengren and Thomas Stratmann

DECEPTION AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION: THEORY AND LABORATORY EVIDENCE pp. 464-484

Daniel Houser, Sandra Ludwig and Thomas Stratmann

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE CAMPAIGN FINANCE SYSTEMS: TRANSPARENCY, DONATIONS, AND POLICY CHOICES pp. 485-507

Hanming Fang, Dmitry Shapiro and Arthur Zillante

PRIMING THE CHARITABLE PUMP: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF TWO-STAGE RAFFLES pp. 508-519

Sebastian Goerg, John Lightle and Dmitry Ryvkin

THE CULTURE OF CORRUPTION, TAX EVASION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 520-542

Maksym Ivanyna, Alexandros Moumouras and Peter Rangazas

CANDY ELASTICITY: HALLOWEEN EXPERIMENTS ON PUBLIC POLITICAL STATEMENTS pp. 543-547

Julian Jamison and Dean Karlan

THE ATTACK-AND-DEFENSE GROUP CONTESTS: BEST SHOT VERSUS WEAKEST LINK pp. 548-557

Subhasish Chowdhury and Iryna Topolyan

THE EFFECTS OF ASSET FORFEITURE ON POLICING: A PANEL APPROACH pp. 558-575

Brian D. Kelly and Maureen Kole

MONEY TRANSFER AND BIRTH WEIGHT: EVIDENCE FROM THE ALASKA PERMANENT FUND DIVIDEND pp. 576-590

Wankyo Chung, Hyungserk Ha and Beomsoo Kim

IN-SEASON HEAD-COACH DISMISSALS AND THE PERFORMANCE OF PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TEAMS pp. 591-604

Jan van Ours and Martin A. van Tuijl

MITIGATING HYPOTHETICAL BIAS IN STATED PREFERENCE DATA: EVIDENCE FROM SPORTS TOURISM pp. 605-611

John Whitehead, Melissa S. Weddell and Peter Groothuis

THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF TEMPORARY TAX CUTS AND SUBSIDIES: THEORY, ESTIMATION, AND APPLICATIONS pp. 612-632

Mark D. Phillips

COLLATERAL CONSTRAINTS AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 633-651

Takuma Kunieda, Keisuke Okada and Akihisa Shibata

MORE MORTGAGES, LOWER GROWTH? pp. 652-674

Dirk Bezemer, Maria Grydaki and Lu Zhang

THE EFFECTS OF PERCEIVED AND ACTUAL FINANCIAL LITERACY ON FINANCIAL BEHAVIORS pp. 675-697

Sam Allgood and William B. Walstad

HOUSEHOLD FINANCES, INCOME SHOCKS, AND FAMILY SEPARATION IN BRITAIN pp. 698-718

Sarah Bridges and Richard Disney

A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR THE EXTENSION OF NONMARKET VALUATION METHODS pp. 719-724

Andrew G. Keeler