Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

1979 - 2026

Current editor(s): J. Bullard, C. Chiarella, H. Dawid, C. H. Hommes, P. Klein and C. Otrok

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Consumer heterogeneity and the price-quality relationship: Régis Y. Chenavaz and Dominika Machowska
Can an AI agent hit a moving target?: Aruhan Rui Shi
Energy commodity price shocks in the euro area: Evidence from a large-scale structural model: Beatrice Pataracchia, Philipp Pfeiffer, Marco Ratto and Jan Teresiński
Household debt, the labor share, and earnings inequality: Mark Robinson, Pedro Silos and Diego Vilán
When pandemics meet climate risk: An agent-based model of non-linear macroeconomic dynamics under compound stress: D’Orazio, Paola, Anh-Duy Pham and Son Hong Nguyen
A heterogeneous agent new Keynesian model of search frictions and public sector employment: Pavlos Balamatsias
Corrigendum to “Market-based short-rate uncertainty and time-varying expected returns” [Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 188 (2026) 105348]: Deshui Yu, Difang Huang and Ximing Yin
Inheritance, entrepreneurship, and estate taxation: Yanran Guo
International reserves and firm investment: Identification through bank credit reallocation: Woo Jin Choi, Ju Hyun Pyun and Youngjin Yun
Integrating large health shocks into life-cycle models - modelling impacts of a cancer diagnosis: Michael Freiberger, Michael Kuhn and Stefan Wrzaczek

A data-driven econo-financial stress-testing framework to estimate the effect of supply chain networks on financial systemic risk: Jan Fialkowski, Christian Diem, András Borsos and Stefan Thurner
Dynamic order dispersion and volatility persistence in a simple limit order book model: Andrew Hawley, Blake LeBaron, Mark Paddrik and Nathan Palmer
A dynamic model of capital investment with uncertain demand and Bayesian learning: Laura Delaney
Restoring existence and uniqueness at the effective lower bound with simple fiscal policy: David Murakami, Ivan Shchapov and Yifan Zhang
How do stock market experiences shape wealth inequality?: Xiaowen Lei
Bank liability structure under capital requirements in a regime-switching framework: Wenli Huang, Xiang Liu, Yingjie Niu and Kezhen Yang
Production and endogenous preferences: Ilya Dergunov
Market-based short-rate uncertainty and time-varying expected returns: Deshui Yu, Difang Huang and Ximing Yin
Identifying episodes of fiscal austerity: An LLM-based approach: Karan Bhasin and Prakash Loungani
Bayesian estimation of a large-scale macroeconomic policy agent-based model: Sylvain Barde

Firm-level production networks: What do we (really) know?: Andrea Bacilieri, András Borsos, Pablo Astudillo-Estévez, Mads Hoefer and François Lafond
Pruned skewed Kalman filter and smoother with application to DSGE models: Gaygysyz Guljanov, Willi Mutschler and Mark Trede
A tale of two families: marital formation, parental human capital investment and college attainment: Chao Wei
General timing games with multiple players: Alexander Matros, Vladimir Smirnov and Andrew Wait
Endogenous dispersion and volatility in stock returns: Wukuang Cun and Junjie Xia
Public high school expansion and income inequality: Revisiting the race between education and technology: Jakob Madsen and Holger Strulik
Decoding news: How media risk and ambiguity shape CDS spreads: Amirhossein Sadoghi and Caterina Santi
Identifying macroeconomic shocks using firm-level data: Material shortages in the German manufacturing sector: Friederike Fourné and Lara Zarges
Risky news and credit market sentiment: Paul Labonne and Leif Anders Thorsrud
Measuring the effect of shocks on inequality: It’s all about the data: Marie Hogan, Laura E. Jackson and Michael T. Owyang

Racial unemployment gaps and the disparate impact of the inflation tax in a new monetarist model: Mohammed Ait Lahcen, Garth Baughman and Hugo van Buggenum
The building blocks of inflation: The role of monetary policy and the gap between goods and services: Sacha Gelfer
From trade reform to trade war: a quantitative analysis of China’s current account: Junjie Tang, Qing Liu, Kang Shi and Juanyi Xu
US monetary policy uncertainty spillover and the role of exchange rate regime: Soyoung Kim, Yongseung Jung and Yeonggyu Yun
Forecasting Chinese equity premium: A dimensionality reduction combination approach: Zheng Yang, Haocheng Wu, Biing-Shen Kuo and Yongkai Ma
Monetary policy surprises: Robust dynamic causal effects: Lynda Khalaf, Zhenjiang Lin and Haowei Tang
Real exchange rate dynamics and external balances: Econometric and artificial neural network analyses: Hironobu Nakagawa and Hongyi Chen
Productive public spending, knowledge spillovers and convergence: A multi-country analysis: Antonio Pietro Federico and Carmelo Pierpaolo Parello
Designing optimal progressive taxation under hours constraints: Kitae Cho and Eunseong Ma
From beliefs to prices: Analyzing how inflation expectations affect the inflation distribution: Jose Barrales-Ruiz, Azharul Islam, Mikidadu Mohammed and Irina Panovska

Solving and analyzing DSGE models in the frequency domain: Alexander Meyer-Gohde
Expropriations and cross-country heterogeneity in consumption volatility: Yin Germaschewski, Jaroslav Horvath and Loris Rubini
Redistribution, growth, and inequality: Insights from experimental dynamic public good games: Edward Cartwright, Gergely Horvath, Friederike Mengel and Lian Xue
A simple higher-order rational email-game bubble model: Feng Liu
Dynamic network formation with farsighted players and limited capacities: Michel Grabisch, Elena Parilina, Agnieszka Rusinowska and Georges Zaccour
Proximity to the 52-week high and the risk-return trade-off: Xingyu Chen, Zilin Chen, Jun Tu, Liyao Wang and Luying Wang
Hawkish or Dovish? Inferring intended monetary policy from the Fed’s dot plot: Manuel González-Astudillo and Rakeen Tanvir
Rollover and insolvency risk in sovereign debt pricing: An experimental study: Wael Bousselmi, Oana Peia and Radu Vranceanu
Monetary policy and inequality: A heterogeneous agents’ approach: Andrea Boitani, Lorenzo Di Domenico and Giorgio Ricchiuti
Asymmetric effects of personal income tax changes on economic activity: Increases, cuts, and for whom: Sunju Hwang