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Economic Analysis and Policy
1970 - 2026
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Volume 93, issue C, 2026
- Powering Africa: China’s OFDI and energy poverty pp. 1-26

- Yishuang Liu and Hanmin Dong
- How does national green influence affect national environmental performance? Evidence from nations' practices in signing environmental provisions pp. 27-45

- Yang Yang, Siyuan Chen, Xunpeng Shi and Zhuangxiong Yu
- Economic policy uncertainty, fintech, and corporate risk-taking pp. 46-59

- Di Wang, Zeyi Du and Xiao Yang
- Feeling the pulse of carbon emissions trading: How market-based climate policy shapes energy resilience pp. 60-79

- Lan Mu, Qiongyao Wang, Ying Li and Haoying Liu
- Disembedding and redirection: The impact of technology blockade shocks on AI technology bias and economic effects pp. 80-95

- Silu Wang
- Does digital tax administration reshape the labor skill premium? The role of artificial intelligence technology heterogeneity pp. 96-111

- Siyuan Tang, Yancheng Liu and Haoju Xie
- The effects of U.S. monetary policy surprises on China’s gross portfolio flows and capital control responses pp. 112-124

- Jinnan Zhou, Lirong Wang, C. James Hueng and Wan Wei
- The Non-linear Relationship between Investor Attention and Stock Index Return and Trading Strategies pp. 125-135

- Zhenxing Su and Yuanting Xia
- Green Kaldorian growth and the structural dynamics of carbon emissions: The role of sustainable industrial performance in the G7 pp. 136-148

- Abdullah Emre Caglar, Salih Bortecine Avci and Mehmet Mert
- When finance meets technology: Unequal paths to sustainable industrialization pp. 149-165

- Manuel A. Zambrano-Monserrate
- How does regional education-technology-talent policy coordination shape corporate AI investment? Evidence from China pp. 166-181

- Linyue Zhang and Yong-Sik Hwang
- The labor demand effects of lending rate liberalization: Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment of removing the floor for lending rates pp. 182-201

- Yu Bi, Fujun Yang and Qian Feng
- Constraints of environmental courts, supply chain finance, and corporate credit availability pp. 202-212

- Tianfeng Wang and Stephen Shing Wai Lau
- Cultivating sustainability: Cultural consumption and corporate ESG performance pp. 213-232

- Qiuyu Gao, Jun Hu and Dong Ma
- The impact of targeted transfer programs on labour supply: Evidence from rural China pp. 233-249

- Xiaoyu Cheng and Kevin Z. Chen
- Effects of land registration and certification on land rental prices and transaction volume in China pp. 250-269

- Xinyue Yang, Martin Odening and Hanrui Wang
- Debt structure versus debt scale: Economic consequences of local government borrowing pp. 270-282

- Zeyang Jin, Xilong Ren and Xuelu Xu
- Does enterprise environmental credit promote social harmony? Evidence from city-level social conflicts in China pp. 283-303

- Tao Lin, Yang Cao and Aolin Lai
- Intelligent technology penetration and the green transition of urban energy systems: Evidence from Chinese cities using double/debiased machine learning pp. 304-325

- Sunli Zhang and Jian Yin
- The impact of shadow banking regulation and monetary policy adjustments on real estate firms' financing decisions: A multi-case simulation analysis based on a DSGE model pp. 326-340

- Mengkai Chen, Feilong Zhao, Xianzhu Wang and Gaopeng Jiang
- Long-term care insurance in China: General-equilibrium effects and a welfare-based comparison of alternative models pp. 341-362

- Xinliang Yu, Zhuo Kang, Yu Zhang and Zhengxiu Sun
- From voice to exit: The unintended governance consequences of China’s Stock Connect policy pp. 363-381

- Lishuai Lian, Jianrong Wang and Bo Wang
- A DSTI limit in an increasing interest rate environment: Benefits across the LSTI distribution pp. 382-400

- Joana Passinhas and Isabel Proença
- Climate change and the real effective exchange rate: Evidence from an open-economy balance-of-payments framework pp. 401-417

- Ronghai Yang and Xiao Wang
- How human-AI collaboration affects corporate green technology innovation pp. 418-439

- Wenkang Yao, Jianzu Wu, Qing Ma and Wenji Yang
- The impact of supply chain digitalization on corporate green technological innovation pp. 440-458

- Hui Liu
- How manufacturing servitization drives corporate productivity: Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 459-472

- Zhiheng Chen and Jun Zu
- The impact of land transfer and capital inflow on grain production in China's urbanization process pp. 473-485

- Chengfu Mu, Jianghua Tan and Fawei Liu
- Revisiting the value of climate mitigation: labor productivity and health co-benefits from heat exposure in Asia pp. 486-505

- Chonglei Fu and Xianda Wang
- The impact of the healthy city pilot program on residents' health levels: moderation by financial resource allocation pp. 506-516

- Yinglong Zheng, Yuan Liu, Shilin Du and Yongqian Tu
- The impact of cross-border E-commerce comprehensive pilot area policy on enterprises’ green transformation pp. 517-529

- Mengsha Wang and Junlin Du
- Does green finance policy reduce firms’ “greenwashing” behavior? A quasi-natural experiment based on green finance reform and innovation pilot zones pp. 530-547

- Zhenfeng Guo, Keyi Li, Fathin Faizah Said and Soo-Wah Low
- Breaking the deadlock of "greenwashing": How can pilot policies for green data centers curb token compliance by companies? pp. 548-564

- Chao Zhou, Yanjun Lin, Mengyan Zhai and Qingping Zhang
- Local governments’ cross-regional holdings and green innovation: Evidence from China pp. 565-581

- Baoyin Qiu, Zhenzhen Sun and Guiqiao Zhang
- Digital spillovers and carbon emission efficiency: Policy lessons from supply chains pp. 582-597

- Jiejin Xia and Tanling Tang
- Self-Developed Innovation Vs. Government-Funded Support: Competitive Strategies in Blue Carbon Trading under Different Industry–Research Collaboration Structures pp. 598-617

- Fengxuan Zhang, Hanjin Li, Na Liu, Bo Peng, Hu Tian and Pierre Failler
- A study on research and development subsidies, sustainable innovation, and firm-level total factor productivity growth pp. 618-634

- Tingting Liu and Qi Cheng
- The impact of patient capital on the servitization of manufacturing evidence from China pp. 635-652

- Zheng Lu, Yishu Guo, Shijie Cheng and Xianjing Huang
- Fintech innovation and regulation: Strategies for the dynamic regulation of ethical risk pp. 653-679

- Liye Dong and Hongjun Guan
- Data Sharing Platforms and Financial Market Stability: The Information Transparency Mechanism pp. 680-707

- Qian Liu, Xinyue Wang, Pingzhen Liang, Yixuan Lin and Jiuhao Fei
- Financial resource allocation, urban innovation incentive policies, and innovation efficiency enhancement pp. 708-726

- Pengxiang Bi
- Artificial intelligence and emerging industry growth: evidence from the low-altitude economy pp. 727-743

- Jun Cheng, Ling Long, Kun Xie and Danying Xia
- Risk versus opportunity: How China's dual carbon goals shape bank performance pp. 744-759

- Zhonglu Liu, Jianfei Yin, Xudong Zhang and Haibo Sun
- A comparative analysis of mandated SNAP benefit increases: Impacts on household spending during the Great Recession and COVID-19 pandemic pp. 760-777

- Xingguo Wang, Pourya Valizadeh, Rodolfo M. Nayga, Henry L. Bryant and Bart L. Fischer
- The impact of social insurance on optimal retirement decisions under endogenous health risks pp. 778-805

- Pu Liao, Laile Tang and Qijun Huang
- The impact of government-guided funds on enterprise employment: Evidence from China pp. 806-821

- Youwei Shi, Siwei Lu, Shaobo Hao and Bo Gao
- Financial development, environmental regulation, and green technological innovation pp. 822-846

- Ling Xiong, Yahao Zhang and Shuo Yan
- Fertility and intergenerational health effects: Evidence from China’s universal two-child policy pp. 847-869

- Qian Huang and Ziang Fan
- The corporate tax effects of artificial intelligence policy pp. 870-882

- Jinlong Zhang, Jinyu Feng, Yingzhi Wu and Kerui Zhang
- Local FinTech development and corporate green mergers and acquisitions: Evidence and mechanisms pp. 883-899

- Yuqiang Cao, Yukang Liao, Huitao Luo, Chuyun Qiu and Xinxin Shang
- The impact of digital infrastructure on the common prosperity of Chinese cities pp. 900-918

- Bin Cao, Kai Zhang, Yingdong Liu and Yijie Wang
- Local government environmental attention and urban carbon emission reduction-insights from China pp. 919-931

- Zhihui Yuan, Rong Wu, Yuxin Liu, Qilin Li, Jia Long and Yuanbi Long
- Modeling unobserved spatial heterogeneity in technical and environmental inefficiency: A spline-based by-production stochastic frontier approach pp. 932-950

- Ioannis Skevas
- Population health, demographic transition and economic development in Sub Saharan Africa pp. 951-968

- Rejoice M. Frimpong, Piers Thompson, Yousef Makhlouf and Dimitrios Bakas
- The effect of innovative industrial clusters on carbon emission efficiency: a staggered DID approach pp. 969-985

- Fang He, Lijun Hu, Ruitian Wang and Lei Chen
- Foreign shareholders and the firm pay gap pp. 986-1004

- Tingchun Li and Qicheng Zhao
- Structural competition from vulnerable bank and corporate green innovation pp. 1005-1031

- Boyang Li, Jiawang Zhang and Yue Shen
- Can a not-for-profit minority institutional shareholder make a difference in stock liquidity? A quasi-natural experiment pp. 1032-1054

- Yurun Gu, Yanling Kang and Yilin Wang
- The effects of public long-term care insurance on employment among internal migrants: Evidence from China pp. 1055-1076

- Xinliang Yu, Junming Huang, Yiyue Shan and Zhengxiu Sun
- Public data openness and firms’ human capital structure: Evidence from a Quasi-natural experiment pp. 1077-1094

- Minjuan Wang
- Household asset vulnerability and worker disengagement: evidence from China’s lying-flat phenomenon pp. 1095-1115

- Dan Li, Yingfa Che, Xianzheng Tan and Xiaocong Yang
- Data factor market orientation and firm-level green innovation: Evidence from China’s data trading platforms pp. 1116-1134

- Pengfei Zhang, Zitong Liu and Ruilin Zhang
- The causal effect of official accountability mechanisms on air quality improvement: quasi-natural experimental evidence from China's environmental inspection system pp. 1135-1154

- Zhou Chang, Yongmin Wu and Wenyu Li
- Selective but productive: how does an e-commerce expansion policy affect rural economic vitality? pp. 1155-1178

- Chong Zhang and Shiyong Zhao
- Do residents truly benefit from open government data? Evidence from China pp. 1179-1200

- Xin Pei and Yuandong Gao
- How do anti-international tax avoidance laws impact corporate ESG? Evidence from country-by-country reporting pp. 1201-1214

- Tianjiao Luo, Xinran Wang and Tieshuan Feng
- The complexity of inflation and a Latent Variable Phillips Curve pp. 1215-1240

- Daniil Bargman, Francesca Medda and Akash Sedai Sharma
- The impact of cultural identity on regional financial development: The role of social capital accumulation pp. 1241-1251

- Xiaoyang Chen, Yan Zheng and Zhaoning Zhang
- Supply chain digitalization and corporate green transformation: Evidence from China’s supply chain pilot policy pp. 1252-1267

- Taiyun Zhou, Hui Wang, Jiwen Bi and Hao Shu
- Proactive vs. defensive carbon reduction: the impact of policy uncertainty on corporate emissions pp. 1268-1287

- Liang Chen and Longlong Duan
- Attention allocation to climate signals and public interest in ESG topics: Evidence from Chinese cities pp. 1288-1305

- Yunran Wang and Calum Turvey
- The impact of data factor marketization reform on firms’ total factor productivity: Evidence from the Chinese A-share market pp. 1306-1315

- Weixian Gu
- Industrial policy support, local government governance capacity and enterprise innovation quality pp. 1316-1332

- Na Li, Xinyi Chen, Yanping Liu and Haoming Ding
- Financial pension security and older adults’ well-being: The moderating role of artificial intelligence pilot zones—Evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 1333-1344

- Xiaotian Zhang
- Digital technology use and livelihood resilience: Evidence from rural China under health shocks pp. 1345-1365

- Xue Zhang and Zhongshan Yue
- The effects of COVID-19 and spread-mitigation policies on formal employment and working hours: Evidence from a global meta-analysis pp. 1366-1388

- Binyam Afewerk Demena, Andrea Floridi and Natascha Wagner
- Global Shocks and Green Bond Issuance: Empirical Evidence from Firm-Level Panel Data pp. 1389-1405

- Dina Azhgaliyeva, Zhanna Kapsalyamova and Dana Bazarkulova
- How do tax incentives affect intellectual capital efficiency? Empirical evidence from China pp. 1406-1423

- Chuanrui Fu, Mohan Tian, Sijing Wu, Zhihua Wang and Ting Ye
- Central-local higher education policy alignment and firm core business development: Evidence from China's double first-class initiative pp. 1424-1439

- Doudou Ren and Siyuan Zhu
- From income growth to relative catch-up: The dynamic impact of assistance policies and their combinations on rural households pp. 1440-1459

- Yihong Yue, Ling Long, Jennhae Liou and Dongsong Cai
- Digital financial inclusion and the persistence of family background: Evidence from China pp. 1460-1476

- Chenhao Fang and Yecheng Ma
- Endogenous carbon quotas and the effectiveness of carbon tariffs pp. 1477-1498

- Wang, Kenneth (Wei) and Zhong, Cassie (Xiaoqian)
- First wife advantage: seniority rank and intra-household consumption inequality in polygynous households in Burkina Faso pp. 1499-1515

- R. Apollinaire Nikiema
- How does digital inclusive finance affect employment choices of rural labor? An empirical analysis from the farmer's perspective pp. 1516-1526

- Jinwu Tang and Jian Yang
- Carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals, the relocation of high-energy-consuming industries, and regional economic resilience pp. 1527-1537

- Muzhan Lyu, Zhuohang Li and Rui Liu
- Distributional and emission effects of temporary gasoline subsidies: Evidence from Spain pp. 1538-1557

- Xulia González and María J. Moral
- Spillover Effects of Decarbonization on Global Value Chains: Policy Coordination Perspectives of Marketization and Digitalization pp. 1558-1580

- Fenxia Shan, Xin Huang and Xuanxuan Jin
- Unleashing data power for sustainability: Data factor marketization and corporate green innovation in China pp. 1581-1597

- Yu Zhang, Ziwei Zhao, Shan Hu and Lei Wu
- Government digital governance and corporate R&D investment: Empirical evidence from China pp. 1598-1618

- Shanshan Wu, Zhikai Zhu, Xiaoyan Wang and Weidong He
- Can digital infrastructure help cities achieve inclusive green growth? Evidence from the national big data comprehensive pilot zone pp. 1619-1631

- Zhanqiang Shao, Juan Liu, Xiaoyi Ping and Chen Chen
- AI-driven dynamic pricing and digital trade competitiveness: Policy insights for platform economies pp. 1632-1646

- Yugang He
- Tax cut and productivity gains: How does individual income tax reform affect TFP of labor-intensive firms in China? pp. 1647-1671

- Shigang Li, Fang Fang, Jun Li and Chang Zeng
- From rent-seeking to innovation: The impact of AI pilot zones on corporate R&D subsidy claims pp. 1672-1690

- Zuomiao Xie and Yinghuan Zhu
- The invisible wall: Simulating the economic impact of digital trade barriers pp. 1691-1708

- Su Zhang, Xiaolin Wang, Zhongwei Song, Xiang Gao and Yan Xia
- Exploring credit cycles and core inflation in Sri Lanka pp. 1709-1726

- Paresh Kumar Narayan, Mohamed Imthinan Saudulla and M.M. Lasantha Kumari Wijerathna
- Retraction notice to “Renewable energy consumption and the rising effect of climate policy uncertainty: Fresh policy analysis from China” [Economic Analysis and Policy (2023) 1459–1474] pp. 1727-1727

- Dongxia Huo, Salim Bagadeem, Tarek Abbas Elsherazy, Siddhesh Prabhu Nasnodkar and Akash Kalra
- Are there self-reinforcing spatial entrepreneurship traps? Evidence from Covid-19 lockdowns and business birth rates in Chile pp. 1728-1749

- Félix Modrego, William Foster and Miguel Atienza
- Uber and mental health pp. 1750-1767

- Jian Zhang, Yue Yuan, Yan Sheng and Yi Xiao
- Can artificial intelligence pilot zones promote firms’ intelligent upgrading? Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 1768-1782

- Yu Zhang and Qi Shen
- How Does Digital Transformation Alleviate Resource Misallocation? The Effects of Sustainable Development Mediated by Artificial Intelligence pp. 1783-1804

- Rui Wang and Shaodong Geng
- Green bond issuance as a signal of environmental performance: empirical evidence from China’s high-pollution industries pp. 1805-1823

- Xiaona Cui
- Unintended productivity gains: How online negative rumors drive digital transformation in Chinese firms pp. 1824-1845

- Limeng Ying, Yanfang Niu, Wen Wang, Bing Han, Baichuan Xu and Manru Gao
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