Economics Letters
1978 - 2026
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Volume 264, issue C, 2026
- Errors in survey and administrative data on employment earnings: Austria and the United Kingdom compared

- Christopher R. Bollinger, Stephen P. Jenkins, Fernando Rios-Avila and Iva V. Tasseva
- Combining two fee-shifting mechanisms in a bilateral delegation contest

- Sung-Hoon Park and Jason F. Shogren
- On the identification of state space models with exogenous shifts: An application to car sales data

- Zhehao Hu, Qi Pan and Wen Wang
- Tension across the tail: The cross-country effects of geopolitical risk on macroeconomic tail risk

- Julian Reynolds and Simon Lloyd
- Does helping hurt? How food delivery minimum wage regulations disrupt ride-hailing

- Yunmin Choi, Kyeongsu Min, Gyeombi Cheon, Jiye Baek and Kyung Sung Jung
- Decision tree-augmented stochastic frontier analysis

- Ming-Yu Deng, Levent Kutlu and Xi Mao
- Minimum resale price maintenance can reduce prices

- Jacob Burgdorf and Michael Sacks
- Tariff-risk disclosure in 10-Ks and stock market responses to the Liberation Day shock

- Christoforos K. Andreou, Panayiotis C. Andreou, Constantinos Djouvas and Neophytos Lambertides
- Strategic alignment within the supply chain and cash holdings of suppliers

- Ni Yang
- Risk aversion, prudence and self-insurance-cum-protection

- Richard Peter and Jian Zhang
- Time-varying inflation co-movement: dynamic factor model with global, group, and country-specific factors

- Ahmet Tunc, Saban Nazlioglu and Ali Gokhan Yucel
- Post-colonial trade across European and non-European colonizers

- Ebenezer Sosu and Samuel Standaert
- The Approval–Favorability Gap Index and the pricing of political risk: Policy competence versus personal appeal in U.S. equity markets

- Nikolaos Antonakakis and Menbere Workie Tiruneh
- AI uncertainty and global stock market volatility: Any signals of a Dot-com 2.0?

- Brahim Gaies
- Overconfidence and market instability in a Brock–Hommes asset pricing model

- Fabio Tramontana
- Decreasing returns to sampling without replacement

- David P. Myatt and David Ronayne
- When correlation does not matter: Robust Bayesian estimates of risk preferences

- Konstantinos Georgalos
- Nash implementation of stable matchings with multi-unit demand and weak priorities

- Yusuke Iwase
- Climate policy uncertainty and gas markets in transition

- Imen Omri, Hamza Almustafa, Emilios Galariotis, Oguzhan Ozcelebi and Khaled Guesmi
- Endogenous consumption amenities and residential sorting

- Meng Li
- Entry-deterrent freemium

- Anton-Giulio Manganelli
- Economic sentiment shifts over weekends and their impact on stock returns

- Jin Lau
- Token financing vs. equity and crowdfunding

- Edmond Baranes, Ulrich Hege and Jin-Hyuk Kim
- On the inaccuracy of relative accuracy measures

- Tristan Roger
- Highlighting attributes: When less is more

- Arkarup Basu Mallik, Mihir Bhattacharya and Anuj Bhowmik
- Vehicle design responses to attribute-based regulation with capped tradable credits

- Xin-Wu Li
- The voice of monetary policy: Evidence from the European Central Bank

- Milos Ciganovic, Giuseppe Ragusa and Valentina Sanna
- Liquidity effects of shifts in market greenness and implications for asset pricing

- Javier Rojo-Suárez, Ana B. Alonso-Conde, Vítor Gabriel and Juan David González-Ruiz
- Treatment exogeneity in non-experimental settings: an illustration on notes of caution of Altonji et al. (2005)

- Michał Myck
- Decomposing supply and demand driven inflation in Mexico: Evidence from sectoral analysis

- Luis Fernando Colunga-Ramos, Zhengyang Chen and José Angel Perales Torres
- The AI frenemy: Investor reliance and welfare

- Li Chen and Yong Ma
- Customer deleveraging, bargaining power, and trade credit occupation: Evidence from “Three Red Lines” policy

- Xu Lin and Mengnan Zhu
- On the possibility of strategic ignorance in sequential persuasion

- Wataru Kitano and Satoshi Nakada
- Preparing for the top: How AP program adoption impacts younger cohorts

- Akeem Carter
- Effects of US macroeconomic news on emerging market sovereign yields

- Zixuan Huang
- A note on asymptotic stability and game blocks

- Klaus Ritzberger, Jörgen W. Weibull and Peter Wikman
Volume 263, issue C, 2026
- The separable matrix exponential spatial specification

- Robert Daniel
- Incentives and prosocial discomfort: A laboratory experiment

- Grace E. Steward, Mario Macis, Nicola Lacetera, Jeffrey P. Kahn and Vikram S. Chib
- Private financing, R&D, and export activity: Evidence from Portugal

- Pedro Bação, António Martins and Miguel Portela
- Bridge over troubled water? German foreign direct investment in times of geopolitical tensions

- Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch
- Gravity and multinational enterprise activity: Greenfield and M&A investment

- Yaohan Duan and Wisarut Suwanprasert
- From mines to markets: Gravity model insights on critical raw material trade

- Frederik Stender and Tim Vogel
- When politics turn volatile: Equity market responses to the Trump–Zelensky confrontation

- Bruno Karoubi and Parvesh Seeballack
- Cross-border fuel shopping and distance: Evidence from Albania and Montenegro

- Marcus Maassen, Ritvana Rrukaj and Nevila Mehmetaj
- The welfare content of the inclusive value in logit models: Taste, entropy, and preference heterogeneity

- Valentino Dardanoni
- Temporal resolution of uncertainty: Risk vs. Ambiguity

- Soukaina Abouri and Yassine Kaouane
- Identification of differentiated products demand with micro moments: Consumer panel data

- Øyvind Thomassen and Linqi Zhang
- Neyman-orthogonal goodness-of-fit tests for distributions

- Shengtao Dai and Xiaojun Song
- Two special spatial weight matrices and their effects on estimation and testing in spatial regressions

- Badi Baltagi and Long Liu
- Can Heterogeneous Expectations New Keynesian models match the dispersion of survey forecasts?

- Carolina Acuña Armenta and Fabio Milani
- On Smithson’s fixed point theorem for order preserving multifunctions

- Haruki Kono and Mark Voorneveld
- Collusion when players take turns

- Luis Corchon, Guadalupe Correa-Lopera and Bernardo Moreno
- The impact of intergroup rank-order competition on intragroup cooperation in a public good game with leading-by-example mechanism

- Tsung-Han Yang, Hsuan-Han Yu and Hui-Chun Peng
- Spite and retaliation in pretrial bargaining

- Mehdi Ayouni, Tim Friehe and Yannick Gabuthy
- Bayesian updating of atomic probabilities

- José Manuel Gutiérrez
- Effect of a funding-for-lending program: Evidence from the Bank of Japan’s COVID-19 operation

- Hiroshi Gunji, Arito Ono, Masato Shizume, Hirofumi Uchida and Yukihiro Yasuda
- Equilibrium in the two-country Melitz model with variable markups, without Pareto

- Fedor Slepov
- Specification testing for binary choice model via maximum score

- Yuta Ota and Taisuke Otsu
- Open banking and digital financial inclusion: Early evidence

- Michael Ryan and Abhishek Mukherjee
- Slope consistency of quasi-maximum likelihood estimator for binary choice models

- Yoosoon Chang, Joon Y. Park and Guo Yan
- Detecting identification failure in models with conditional moment restrictions: A bootstrap approach

- Hyojin Han
- Robust participation incentives in dynamic kidney exchange

- Antonio Miralles and Erica Piccione
- Platform pricing and data bargaining

- Joshua S. Gans
- The distribution of envy in matching markets

- Josué Ortega, Gabriel Ziegler, R. Pablo Arribillaga and Geng Zhao
- The effects of cultural institutes on bilateral trade

- Steven Yamarik
- Revisiting the impact of the Indian Ocean tsunami on Aceh’s long-term economic growth

- Sherzod Akhundjanov
- Professional forecasters do not commit timeless errors: Evidence from structural breaks in tests of over-reaction

- Joshua R. Stillwagon
- Sunk capital and repeated interaction in Nakamoto consensus

- Craig S. Wright
- Corrigendum to St-Pierre, Marc. “On inflation and market power” {Economics Letters 226 (2023): 111074]

- Marc St-Pierre
- Uniqueness of equilibrium in asymmetric first-price auctions

- Enkhbayar Tumenjargal
- Kotlarski’s lemma for dyadic models

- Grigory Franguridi and Hyungsik Roger Moon
- Forecasting GDP growth with stock returns: Time-series or cross-sectional information?

- Hiroshi Morita
- Optimal advantage allocation in repeated contests

- Ngoc Anh Pham
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