Journal of Economics and Political Economy

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bilal KARGI

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Volume 12, issue 2, 2025

Unified Growth Theory contradicted by the absence of takeoffs in the Gross Domestic Product pp. 67-80

Ron W. Nielsen

Reflections on Zimbabwe’s past and future: Tradeoffs between the Lexus and the Baobab Tree pp. 81-93

Craig J. Richardson

The distributions in nature and entropy principle pp. 94-103

Oded Kafri

Reviving Classical Liberalism Against Populism. By Nils Karlson, Springer 2024 pp. 104-106

Scatt Carson

Volume 12, issue 1, 2025

Multivariate risk exposure: Risk-premium, optimal decisions and mean-variance implications pp. 1-39

Ana Paula Martins

Venezuela’s tragic meltdown pp. 40-47

Steve Hanke

Funding our future: Self determination delivering prosperity pp. 48-60

Hon. Sir Roger Douglas

Human-Centred Economics: The Living Standards of Nations Author: Richard Samans Published in association with the International Labour Organization (ILO). By Richard Samans, Springer 2024 pp. 61-66

Kevin Johnneson

Volume 11, issue 3, 2024

Government finance and the demand for money: The relation between taxation and the acceptability of fiat money pp. 67-86

Mack Ott and John A. Tatom

Is there a conflict of interest between Brazilian investment advisors and their clients? An econometric analysis from the perspective of the principal-agent problem pp. 87-103

Alexandre Magno Andrade Reis, Mathias Schneid Tessmann, Gustavo José De Guimarão ve SOUZA and Marcelo De Oliveira PASSOS

Kidney disease, donation, and transplantation in East Africa pp. 104-120

Peter Mpaka Ayamba

Volume 11, issue 1-2, 2024

Public service broadcasters and commercial media outlets with media bias in the changing media environment pp. 1-27

Saori Ihara

On the use of the Word “Political†pp. 28-55

Jan-Erik Lane

Are corruption and economic growth associated? Empirical evidence for Brazilian States pp. 56-67

Marco A. Kerbeg, Gustavo C. Haase, Mathias S. Tessmann and Alexandre V. Lima

Volume 10, issue 3-4, 2023

The impact of lending on economic growth, the case of Albania pp. 95-103

Glediana ZENELI (foto) and Denisa KACORRI (salillari)

Intergovernmental coordination and fiscal performance pp. 104-120

Leonardo Cezar Ribeiro, Carlos Eduardo Gasparini and Thiago Costa Monteiro Caldeira

The Covid Pandemic Federal Reserve pp. 121-136

Thomas R. Saving

Volume 10, issue 2, 2023

The competence of the national congress in Brazil to decide on policy domains marked by a high degree of technical complexity pp. 40-53

Paula Gonçalves Ferreira Santos

The Austrian School and crisis cycles pp. 54-65

Timothy C. Haffner

Perceived self-efficacy and volition in the job search process among post-graduates: An exploration of employability intentions among young Cameroonians pp. 66-77

Sabine Célestine ETA-FOUDA Bidzoa and Anges Amaya

Impact of loadshedding in South Africa: A CGE analysis pp. 78-94

Jean Luc Erero

Volume 10, issue 1, 2023

Nowcasting quarterly GDP growth in Suriname with factor-MIDAS and mixed-frequency VAR models pp. 1-18

Sailesh Bhaghoe and Gavin Ooft

Multidimensions of digital inequality of the TANF population pp. 19-30

Yolandra Antoinette Plummer

New underlying trends in China cross-border investments pp. 31-39

David Yu

Volume 9, issue 4, 2022

Exchange rate policy for whom? The political economy of exchange rate liberalization in Nigeria pp. 279-297

Adamu Waziri Babagana

The effect of roses crops on households income in Afghanistan: Case study from Dari Noor district, Nangarhar Province pp. 298-313

Sardar Naeem Hakimzai

Labor income differentials between formal workers in civil construction in the Northeast: Comparison by Race/Color and Gender pp. 314-332

Luis Abel da SILVA Filho, Emanuela Evina LUIZ dos Santos and Wellington Ribeiro Justo

Volume 9, issue 3, 2022

Endogenous growth model and the human capital development: Evidence from the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) pp. 222-237

Maxwell Ogbemudia Obasuy and Friday Osaru Ovenseri-Ogbomo

Exchange arrangements and economic growth: What relationship is there? pp. 238-256

Alexis Cruz-Rodriguez

Determinants of poverty among urban households in Afghanistan: Case study of Mazar-e-Sharif pp. 257-267

Ahmad Walid Barlas, Mohammad Ehsan Sadiq and Ajmal Haidari

Volume 9, issue 2, 2022

Mechanism of institutional transition, political instability and expansion of local power through civil wars: A model and comparative history pp. 102-177

Takaharu Ishii

Monetary policy framework changes and the money demand function pp. 191-207

Takaharu Ishii

The currency board monetary system over 100 years in Bermuda (1915-2015) pp. 208-221

John Stanton

Volume 9, issue 1, 2022

Economies of depth: Technology, market structure and vertical integration pp. 1-53

Ana Paula Martins

Rational decisions and responses of dictatorships in authoritarian states with veto power pp. 54-80

Takaharu Ishii

Journal ofEconomics and Political Economywww.kspjournals.orgVolume9March 2022Issue 1Disregard of the empirical; optimism of the will: The abandonment of good government in the covid-19 crisis pp. 81-101

David Campbell and Kevin Dowd

Volume 8, issue 4, 2021

Economic reforms and economic growth in Nigeria:A Chow test approch pp. 239-260

Leonard N. Aisien and John O. Okoh

How is monetary policy transmittedto the Human Development Index? pp. 261-275

Jean Louis Ekomane

Amy Klobochar, Antitrust: Taking on Monopoly Power from the Gilded Age to the Digital Age, Harvard Business School Press, 2021, 607pp. $13Hardcover pp. 276-280

Scott Alan Carson

Volume 8, issue 3, 2021

The determinants of the intermediate products export: The case of Switzerland pp. 173-186

Emmanouil Karakostas

Exchange arrangements and speculative attacks: Is there a link? pp. 187-206

Alexis Cruz-Rodriguez

Identifying the effect of parenthood on labor force participation: A gender comparison pp. 207-238

Seyyed Ali Z.N. Moosavian

Volume 8, issue 2, 2021

Bank credit and transmission mechanisms of monetary policy in Uganda pp. 94-157

Jimmy Alani

The contribution of human capital to the economic development of Cameroon, 1980-2018 pp. 158-172

Nkwetenang Conelius Ngwolefack and Saidou Baba Oumar

Volume 8, issue 1, 2021

Towards an explanation of the Euro FX market reaction in the EU: A review of European integration during the EU crises pp. 1-42

Bachar Fakhry

Are they willing to participate? Areview on behavioral economics approach to voters turnout pp. 43-57

Mostafa Raeisi Sarkandiz

Financialization and political economy of financial regulation in Uganda pp. 58-88

Jimmy Alani

Volume 7, issue 4, 2020

The growth and development analytical controversies in economic science: A reassessment for the post-Covid-19 era pp. 209-233

Charis Vlados

AHP analysis of classifying and positioning the crucial influential factors of brand establishment in the semiconductor industry pp. 234-260

Austin KINGSON(FAN, Chih-Min) and Wen-Hsiang Lai

From optimism to pessimism: The stability of the Euro FX market in the short and long run pp. 261-283

Bachar Fakhry

Intergenerational transmission of culture among immigrants: Gender gap in education among first and second generations pp. 284-318

Hamid Noghanibehambari, Nahid Tavassoli and Farzaneh Noghani

Volume 7, issue 3, 2020

s the Balassa-Samuelson Hypothesis still relevant? Cross-country evidence from 1950 -2017 pp. 162-179

Mohammed Ershad Hussain and Mahfuzul Haque

A gravity model for international trade and conflict pp. 180-187

Youssef Oukhallou

The potential of Islamic financial institutions in promoting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Ethiopia pp. 188-203

Abdu Seid Ali, Ibrahim Bushera and Abdurahman Jemal Yesuf

Volume 7, issue 2, 2020

Dynamic risk sharing in the Central African Economic and monetary community pp. 80-100

Laetitia P.SOKENG Dongfack and Hongbing Ouyang

Effect of electronic commerce on output and total factor productivity in Kenya pp. 101-130

Elvis Mwenda Kithinji and Perez A. Onono

When armies don’t fight: Are militaries in India and Pakistan strategically aligned to promote peace in South Asia? pp. 131-157

Dawood Mamoon

Peter Colander & Craig Freedman, Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago’s Abandonment of Classical Liberalism,Princeton University Press, 2019,267pp. $22.99Hardcover pp. 158-161

Scott Alan Carson

Volume 7, issue 1, 2020

Why does the amount of income redistribution differ between the United States and Europe? The Janus face of Switzerland pp. 1-26

Åžule Akkoyunlu, Ilja Neustadt and Peter Zweifel

Modelling the shadow economy of South Africa: Using the currency demand and MIMIC approach pp. 27-46

Mangalani P.makananisa, Cathrine T.koloane and Friedrich Schneider

Union oligopoly and entry in the presence of homogeneous labor pp. 47-74

Ana Paula Martins