Journal of Public Economic Theory

1999 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 6, 2019

The political sustainability of a basic income scheme and social health insurance pp. 971-990

Mathias Kifmann and Kerstin Roeder

Use it or lose it pp. 991-1016

Fahad Khalil, Doyoung Kim and Jacques Lawarree

Job protection, housing market regulation, and the youth pp. 1017-1036

Antoine Bonleu, Bruno Decreuse and Tanguy van Ypersele

Long‐term care and intrafamily moral hazard: Optimal public policy pp. 1037-1055

Justina Klimaviciute

The determination of public tuition fees in a mixed education system: A majority voting model pp. 1056-1073

Hejer Lasram and Didier Laussel

Optimal antibribery policy when bribery type is endogenous pp. 1074-1106

Fuhai Hong and Zhendong Yin

Border tax adjustments and tariff‐tax reforms with consumption pollution pp. 1107-1125

Nikos Tsakiris, Panos Hatzipanayotou and Michael Michael

Spillover feedback loops and strategic complements in R&D pp. 1126-1142

Evangelia Chalioti

Poverty, competition, democracy, and ownership: A general equilibrium model with vertical preferences pp. 1143-1178

Amani Kahloul, Rim Lahmandi‐Ayed and Hejer Lasram

Giving at the close: Experimental evidence on cooperation in contributing to a public good pp. 1179-1199

Yuval Arbel, Ronen Bar‐El, Mordechai E. Schwarz and Yossef Tobol

Spillovers, subsidies, and second‐best socially optimal R&D pp. 1200-1220

Rabah Amir, Huizhong Liu, Dominika Machowska and Joana Resende

Public goods, voting, and growth pp. 1221-1265

Kirill Borissov, Joseph Hanna and Stéphane Lambrecht

Optimal interregional redistribution and local borrowing rules under migration and asymmetric information pp. 1266-1285

Darong Dai, Liqun Liu and Guoqiang Tian

Licensing versus assignment: Innovation transfer in an asymmetric duopoly pp. 1286-1308

Shuai Niu

Optimal fiscal policy in a model with inherited aspirations and habit formation pp. 1309-1331

Stéphane Bouché and Carlos de Miguel

Volume 21, issue 5, 2019

Introduction to the JPET special issues commemorating works of James Andreoni, Theodore Bergstrom, Larry Blume, and Hal Varian pp. 799-803

Olivier Bochet, Nikos Nikiforakis, Ernesto Reuben, John Wooders and Myrna Wooders

James Andreoni and the quest for others in our utility functions pp. 804-811

Manuel Munoz and Nikos Nikiforakis

Building rational cooperation on their own: Learning to start small pp. 812-825

James Andreoni, Michael Kuhn and Larry Samuelson

Taxation, redistribution, and observability in social dilemmas pp. 826-846

Daniel Brent, Lata Gangadharan, Anca Mihut and Marie Claire Villeval

Intragroup competition in public good games: The role of relative performance incentives and risk attitudes pp. 847-865

Annarita Colasante, Aurora García‐Gallego, Nikolaos Georgantzís, Andrea Morone and Tiziana Temerario

On the voluntary provision of “weakest‐link” public goods: The case of private information pp. 866-894

Stefano Barbieri and David A. Malueg

Constrained public goods in networks pp. 895-902

Nizar Allouch and Maia King

Impulse balance and framing effects in threshold public good games pp. 903-922

Edward Cartwright, Anna Stepanova and Lian Xue

Public policy, dynamic status preferences, and wealth inequality pp. 923-944

Evangelos Dioikitopoulos, Stephen J Turnovsky and Ron Wendner

Political contestability and public contracting pp. 945-966

Marian Moszoro and Pablo Spiller

Volume 21, issue 4, 2019

A pure hedonic theory of utility and status: Unhappy but efficient invidious comparisons pp. 601-621

Pascal Courty and Merwan Engineer

Set them (almost) free: Discretion in electoral campaigns under incomplete information pp. 622-649

Vardan Baghdasaryan and Elena Manzoni

Industry equilibrium with random exit or default pp. 650-686

Svetlana Boyarchenko and Piin‐Hueih Chiang

On the distributional effects of commodity taxation pp. 687-707

Oriol Carbonell‐Nicolau

Optimal mixed taxation, credit constraints, and the timing of income tax reporting pp. 708-737

Robin Boadway, Jean-Denis Garon and Louis Perrault

Taxation under oligopoly in a general equilibrium setting pp. 738-753

David Collie

Equilibrium audit strategies against tax treaty shopping pp. 754-770

Sunghoon Hong

Mixed duopoly: Differential game approach pp. 771-793

Koichi Futagami, Toshihiro Matsumura and Kizuku Takao

Volume 21, issue 3, 2019

Pollution effects on preferences: A unified approach pp. 371-399

Stefano Bosi, David Desmarchelier and Lionel Ragot

Price–quality competition in a mixed duopoly pp. 400-432

Tilman Klumpp and Xuejuan Su

Rewarding idleness pp. 433-459

Andrea Canidio and Thomas Gall

On optimal redistributive capital taxation pp. 460-487

Leslie Reinhorn

Participation constraints of matching mechanisms pp. 488-511

Weifeng Liu

Optimal human capital policies under the endogenous choice of educational types pp. 512-536

Takuya Obara

Lobbying and the international fight against tax havens pp. 537-557

Tobias Hauck

Housing choices, sorting, and the distribution of educational benefits under deferred acceptance pp. 558-595

Jing Xu

Volume 21, issue 2, 2019

Commuting in Happyville: Taxation with interjurisdictional commuting and pollution pp. 201-218

Sophie Legras

Nash equilibrium and party polarization in an electoral model with mixed motivations pp. 219-240

Shino Takayama, Yuki Tamura and Terence Yeo

Dynamic implications of tourism and environmental quality pp. 241-264

Bazoumana Ouattara, Agustín Pérez‐Barahona and Eric Strobl

Present bias and corporate tax policies pp. 265-290

Minwook Kang and Lei Sandy Ye

Multiple equilibria and global indeterminacy in an endogenous growth model with congestible public goods pp. 291-309

Giovanni Bella and Paolo Mattana

Corporate social responsibility and tax avoidance pp. 310-331

Laszlo Goerke

Tax evasion, social norms, and economic growth pp. 332-346

Carlos Bethencourt and Lars Kunze

The social cost problem, rights, and the (non)empty core pp. 347-365

Stéphane Gonzalez, Alain Marciano and Philippe Solal

Volume 21, issue 1, 2019

Optimal nonlinear taxation of income and savings without commitment pp. 5-43

Craig Brett and John Weymark

Are sequential round‐robin tournaments discriminatory? pp. 44-61

Marco Sahm

Anticorruption reforms, tax evasion, and the role of harassment pp. 62-80

Dyuti S. Banerjee and Samarth Vaidya

Tax havens, income shifting, and redistributive taxation pp. 81-97

Yu‐Bong Lai

Equalizing tax bases or tax revenues under tax competition? The role of formula apportionment pp. 98-115

Caterina Liesegang and Marco Runkel

Government expenditure, external and domestic public debt, and economic growth pp. 116-134

Cuong Le Van, Phu Nguyen-Van, Amélie Barbier‐Gauchard and Duc‐Anh Le

Population growth: A pure welfarist approach pp. 135-166

Thomas I. Renström and Luca Spataro

An informational role of supermajority rules in monitoring the majority party's activities pp. 167-196

Daiki Kishishita