Journal of Applied Economics
1998 - 2017
Current editor(s): Germán Coloma and Mariana Conte Grand and Jorge M. Streb
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Volume 20, month November, 2017
- Strategic partisan transfers in a fiscal federation: Evidence from a new Brazilian database pp. 211-239

- Mauricio Bugarin and Fernanda Marciniuk
- Regional income redistribution and risk-sharing: Lessons from Argentina pp. 241-269

- Walter Cont, Alberto Porto and Pedro Juarros
- Coupled vs. decoupled subsidies with heterogeneous firms in general equilibrium pp. 271-282

- Mark Gibson and Jeff Luckstead
- Is there a Beveridge curve in the short and the long run? pp. 283-303

- Robert Pater
- Processing uncertainty: Evolving beliefs, fallible theories, rationalizations and the origins of macroeconomic crises pp. 305-328

- Pablo Schiaffino, Ricardo Crespo and Daniel Heymann
- Using survey data to forecast real activity with evolutionary algorithms. A cross-country analysis pp. 329-349

- Oscar Claveria, Enric Monte and Salvador Torra
- Credit constraints, sector informality and firm investments: Evidence from a panel of Uruguayan firms pp. 351-372

- Nestor Gandelman and Alejandro Rasteletti
- Re-examining the financial development-openness nexus: Nonparametric evidence for developing countries pp. 373-394

- Amin Karimu and George Marbuah
- Can the shadow economy undermine the effect of political stability on inflation? Empirical evidence pp. 395-420

- Ummad Mazhar and Juvaria Jafri
Volume 20, month May, 2017
- Man vs. machine: An investigation of speeding ticket disparities based on gender and race pp. 1-28

- Sarah Quintanar
- Triple penalty in employment access: The role of beauty, race, and sex pp. 29-47

- Francisco Galarza and Gustavo Yamada
- Conventional views and asset prices: What to expect after times of extreme opinions pp. 49-73

- J. Daniel Aromi
- Determinants of inflation differentials in the euro area: Is the New Keynesian Phillips Curve enough? pp. 75-103

- Sérgio Lagoa
- The growth-inflation nexus for the U.S. from 1801 to 2013: A semiparametric approach pp. 105-120

- Mehmet Balcilar, Rangan Gupta and Charl Jooste
- Romer was right on openness and inflation: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 121-140

- Faqin Lin, Dongzhou Mei, Huanhuan Wang and Xi Yao
- Is gerontocracy harmful for growth? A comparative study of seven European countries pp. 141-168

- Vincenzo Atella and Lorenzo Carbonari
- A DEA-logistics performance index pp. 169-192

- Luisa Martí, Juan Carlos Martín and Rosa Puertas
- Imposing concavity and the null-jointness property on the production possibilities frontier in case of polluting technologies pp. 193-210

- Alexandre Repkine
Volume 19, month November, 2016
- Macroeconomic performance and institutional change: Evidence from subjective well-being data pp. 193-218

- Heinz Welsch and Jan Kühling
- Pricing genius: The market evaluation of innovation pp. 219-248

- David Galenson and Simone Lenzu
- Price-level targeting versus inflation targeting in a new Keynesian model with inflation persistence pp. 249-270

- Luisa F. Acuña-Roa and Julián Parra-Polanía
- Growth and informality: A comprehensive panel data analysis pp. 271-292

- Ceyhun Elgin and Serdar Birinci
- Qual VAR revisited: Good forecast, bad story pp. 293-322

- Makram El-Shagi and Gregor von Schweinitz
- Banking instability and deposit insurance: The role of moral hazard pp. 323-350

- Harold Ngalawa, Fulbert Tchana Tchana and Nicola Viegi
- The distribution of exchange rates under a minimum exchange rate regime pp. 351-362

- Markus Hertrich
- Political competition and growth in global perspective: Evidence from panel data pp. 363-382

- Georg Man
- Swimming pool versus art museum: Efficiency in the provision of local public facilities with heterogeneity pp. 383-400

- Jiun-Nan Ou
Volume 19, month May, 2016
- The unintended consequences of childcare regulation: Evidence from a regression discontinuity design pp. 1-40

- Eugenio Rojas, Rafael Sanchez and Mauricio Villena
- Social conflict and redistributive preferences among rich and poor: Testing the hypothesis of Acemoglu and Robinson pp. 41-64

- Eiji Yamamura
- A randomized impact evaluation of a tuition-free private school targeting low income students in Uruguay pp. 65-94

- Ana Balsa and Alejandro Cid
- Testing unemployment theories: A multivariate long memory approach pp. 95-112

- Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Luis Gil-Alana and Yuliya Lovcha
- The robustness of cross-country healthcare rankings among homogeneous OECD countries pp. 113-144

- Richard Gearhart
- Electoral opportunism and vertical fiscal imbalance pp. 145-168

- Osvaldo Meloni
- Long-run determinants of economic growth in South America pp. 169-192

- Daniel H. Vedia-Jerez and Coro Chasco Yrigoyen
Volume 18, month November, 2015
- Regional inflation dynamics and inflation targeting. The case of Peru pp. 199-224

- Diego Winkelried and José Enrique Gutierrez
- Causality between US economic policy and equity market uncertainties: Evidence from linear and nonlinear tests pp. 225-246

- Ahdi Noomen Ajmi, Goodness C. Aye, Mehmet Balcilar, Ghassen El Montasser and Rangan Gupta
- Disequilibria and contagion in financial markets: Evidence from a new test pp. 247-266

- Luca De Angelis and Attilio Gardini
- On central bank independence and political cycles pp. 267-296

- Mercedes Haga
- Does managerial compensation affect workers’ effort? pp. 297-324

- Nils Hesse and M. Fernanda Rivas
- Low self-esteem predicts future unemployment pp. 325-346

- Anna Huysse-Gaytandjieva, Wim Groot, Milena Pavlova and Catelijne Joling
- A fuzzy model to estimate the size of the underground economy applying structural equation modeling pp. 347-368

- Mostafa Tahmasebi and Michel Rocca
- Plugged in brokers: A model of vote-buying and access to resources pp. 369-390

- Rodrigo Zarazaga S.J.
Volume 18, month May, 2015
- Should voting be mandatory? The effect of compulsory voting rules on candidates’ political platforms pp. 1-20

- Mauricio Bugarin and Adriana Portugal
- Education reform and labor market outcomes: The case of Argentina’s Ley Federal de Educación pp. 21-44

- María Laura Alzúa, Leonardo Gasparini and Francisco Haimovich
- Alternative strategies to reduce public deficits: Taxes vs. spending pp. 45-70

- Oscar Bajo-Rubio and Antonio Gómez-Plana
- Debt reduction, fiscal adjustment, and growth in credit-constrained economies pp. 71-98

- Emanuele Baldacci, Sanjeev Gupta and Carlos Mulas-Granados
- The adverse effects of real exchange rate variability in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 99-120

- Magda Kandil
- Small sample properties of Bayesian estimators of labor income processes pp. 121-148

- Taisuke Nakata and Christopher Tonetti
- How relevant is the origin of human capital for immigrant wages? Evidence from Spain pp. 149-172

- Esteban Sanroma, Raul Ramos and Hipolito Simon
- Price discovery between carbonated soft drink manufacturers and retailers: A disaggregate analysis with PC and LiNGAM algorithms pp. 173-198

- Pei-Chun Lai and David Bessler