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Volume 174, issue C, 2019

Do share-of-income limits on tax-deductibility of charitable contributions affect giving? pp. 1-4

Nicolas Duquette

Testing additive versus interactive effects in fixed-T panels pp. 5-8

Joakim Westerlund

Accounting for homeownership in estimating real income growth pp. 9-12

Breno Braga and Robert Lerman

SAT optional policies: Do they influence graduate quality, selectivity or diversity? pp. 13-17

Matt Saboe and Sabrina Terrizzi

Mimicking, errors, and the optimal standard of proof pp. 18-21

Murat C. Mungan and Andrew Samuel

On two notions of imperfect credibility in optimal monetary policies pp. 22-25

Ippei Fujiwara, Timothy Kam and Takeki Sunakawa

Did financial factors matter during the Great Recession? pp. 26-30

Alessia Paccagnini

Product market competition and earnings exposure to productivity shocks pp. 31-34

Hussein Abdoh

The effect of the Internet on economic sophistication: An empirical analysis pp. 35-38

Athanasios Lapatinas

Price delay and market frictions in cryptocurrency markets pp. 39-41

Gerrit Köchling, Janis Müller and Peter Posch

Symmetric equilibrium strategies in game theoretic real option models with incomplete information pp. 42-47

Laura Delaney

The losses from integration in matching markets can be large pp. 48-51

Josue Ortega

CDS trading and bond interest rates pp. 52-54

Frank Caliendo

Climate variability, rainfall shocks, and farmers’ income diversification in India pp. 55-61

Yating Chuang

An analysis of price discovery between Bitcoin futures and spot markets pp. 62-64

Burcu Kapar and Jose Olmo

Averaging estimators for discrete choice by M-fold cross-validation pp. 65-69

Shangwei Zhao, Jianhong Zhou and Guangren Yang

Cartel stability under quality differentiation pp. 70-73

Iwan Bos and Marco Marini

Transportation infrastructure, competition and productivity: Theory and evidence from China pp. 74-77

Chong Liu, Wei Wang and Qunfeng Wu

Maximum likelihood estimation of a TVP-VAR pp. 78-83

Guilherme Moura and Mateus R. Noriller

A convenient omitted variable bias formula for treatment effect models pp. 84-88

Damian Clarke

Consumer exploitation and notice periods pp. 89-92

Takeshi Murooka and Marco A. Schwarz

Skill, value and remuneration in committees pp. 93-95

Ruth Ben-Yashar and Shmuel Nitzan

The long-run relationship between public consumption and output in developing countries: Evidence from panel data pp. 96-99

John Francois and Andrew Keinsley

Romer meets Kongsamut–Rebelo–Xie in a nonbalanced growth model pp. 100-103

Shunhan Li, Gaowang Wang and Jin Wang

The impact of 1998 Massachusetts gun laws on suicide: A synthetic control approach pp. 104-108

Leo Kahane and Peter Sannicandro

The public–private sector wage differential in the UK: Evidence from longitudinal employer–employee data pp. 109-113

Carl Singleton

Monopolistic competition, price discrimination and welfare pp. 114-117

Youping Li and Jie Shuai

Does twitter predict Bitcoin? pp. 118-122

Dehua Shen, Andrew Urquhart and Pengfei Wang

Revisiting precautionary saving under ambiguity pp. 123-127

Richard Peter

Savings and growth in neoclassical growth models: A comment on “Is Piketty’s “second law of capitalism” fundamental?” pp. 128-131

Francisco Alvarez-Cuadrado

How much does health insurance cost? Comparison of premiums in administrative and survey data pp. 132-135

Jeff Larrimore and David Splinter

Manufacturer’s direct distribution with incumbent retailer’s product line choice pp. 136-139

Cong Pan

Employers discriminate against immigrants and criminal offenders—Experimental evidence pp. 140-143

Gari Walkowitz

Collateral constraints, the zero lower bound, and the debt–deflation mechanism pp. 144-148

Stefano Neri and Alessandro Notarpietro

Is the Phillips curve still alive? Evidence from the euro area pp. 149-152

Irma Hindrayanto, Anna Samarina and Irina M. Stanga

Market size and wages pp. 153-156

Yiming Zhou

International risk sharing in overlapping generations models pp. 157-160

Staveley-O’Carroll, James and Staveley-O’Carroll, Olena M.

On religion, lying, and social preferences pp. 161-164

Angelina N. Christie

Periodic and seasonal (co-)integration in the state space framework pp. 165-168

Dietmar Bauer

On the welfare effects of vertical integration: Opportunism vs. double marginalization pp. 169-172

Ioannis Pinopoulos

Redenomination-risk spillovers in the Eurozone pp. 173-178

Nicola Borri

The heterogeneous effects of the minimum wage on employment across states pp. 179-185

Wuyi Wang, Peter Phillips and Liangjun Su

Perron–Frobenius theory recovers more than you might think: The example of limited participation pp. 186-188

François Le Grand

A model of capacity choice under Knightian uncertainty pp. 189-194

Yingjie Niu, Lei Zhou and Zhentao Zou

Gender effects in the credence goods market: An experimental study pp. 195-199

Anjali Agrawal, Ellen P. Green and Lisa Lavergne

Monetary–fiscal interaction and quantitative easing pp. 200-207

Josef Hollmayr and Michael Kühl

Money burning in subjective evaluation and limited liability: A case for pay for performance pp. 208-213

Parimal K. Bag and Neng Qian

A characterization of the random arrival rule for bankruptcy problems pp. 214-217

Ilan Morgenstern and Diego Domínguez

Volume 173, issue C, 2018

A lottery Blotto game with heterogeneous items of asymmetric valuations pp. 1-5

Geofferey Jiyun Kim, Jerim Kim and Bara Kim

Aggregate implications of the tax reform of 2017: Can taxes guide technology? pp. 6-9

Hernan Moscoso Boedo

A generalised stochastic volatility in mean VAR pp. 10-14

Haroon Mumtaz

Measuring the impact of monetary policy attention on global asset volatility using search data pp. 15-18

Paul Wohlfarth

The neolithic revolution and contemporary sex ratios pp. 19-22

Per Fredriksson and Satyendra Gupta

Standard risk aversion and efficient risk sharing pp. 23-26

Richard M.H. Suen

Income dynamics when shocks occur during the year pp. 27-29

Lasse Eika

Testing the effect of investments in IT and R&D on labour productivity: New method and evidence for Indian firms pp. 30-34

Rupika Khanna and Chandan Sharma

On the determination of the granular size of the economy pp. 35-38

Omar Blanco-Arroyo, Alba Ruiz-Buforn, David Vidal-Tomás and Simone Alfarano

It’s too annoying: Who drops out of educational text messaging programs and why pp. 39-43

Hans Fricke, Demetra Kalogrides and Susanna Loeb

The role of admission documents on the pricing of UK fixed priced IPOs pp. 44-46

Sonia Falconieri and Mesut Tastan

Relaxing conditions for local average treatment effect in fuzzy regression discontinuity pp. 47-50

Jin-Young Choi and Myoung-jae Lee

Effective tax rates, endogenous mark-ups and heterogeneous firms pp. 51-54

Michael Irlacher and Florian Unger

Heterogeneous impacts of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program on food insecurity pp. 55-60

Partha Deb and Christian A. Gregory

Monopoly regulation in the presence of consumer demand-reduction pp. 61-64

Susumu Sato

Financial stability under model uncertainty pp. 65-68

Zeynep Kantur and Gülserim Özcan

The true index of cost of living under general equilibrium: The numéraire matters pp. 69-72

Ana-Isabel Guerra, Antonio Manresa and Ferran Sancho

Democratization, contracts and comparative advantage pp. 73-77

Felix Samy Soliman and Jan Schymik

Earnings test, non-actuarial adjustments and flexible retirement pp. 78-83

Axel Börsch-Supan, Klaus Härtl and Duarte Semedo Leite

Identification of participation constraints in contracts pp. 84-87

Yao Luo

The price elasticity of charitable giving: New experimental evidence pp. 88-91

Luca Gandullia and Emanuela Lezzi

Fiscal stimulus and systematic monetary policy: Postwar evidence for the United States pp. 92-96

Sebastian Rüth

Is timing everything in horse betting? Bet amount, timing and bettors’ returns in pari-mutuel wagering markets pp. 97-99

Niko Suhonen, Jani Saastamoinen, Tuomo Kainulainen and David Forrest

Easy to read, easy to cite? pp. 100-103

Michael Dowling, Helmi Hammami and Ousayna Zreik

Markups and markdowns pp. 104-107

Mauro Caselli, Stefano Schiavo and Lionel Nesta

The roll call interpretation of the Shapley value pp. 108-112

Sascha Kurz and Stefan Napel

Designing efficient and incentive compatible mechanisms is almost impossible in quasi-linear environments pp. 113-117

Jianxin Yi, Hefei Wang and Yong Li

Global risk aversion and emerging market return comovements pp. 118-121

Riza Demirer, Tolga Omay, Asli Yuksel and Aydin Yuksel

Return and volatility spillovers among cryptocurrencies pp. 122-127

Dimitrios Koutmos

On consumer preferences for (partial) products liability pp. 128-130

Tim Friehe, Eric Langlais and Elisabeth Schulte

Are generalized spillover indices overstating connectedness? pp. 131-134

Thomas Wiesen, Paul Beaumont, Stefan Norrbin and Anuj Srivastava

Independence systems in gross-substitute valuations pp. 135-137

Chao Huang

Bitcoin risk modeling with blockchain graphs pp. 138-142

Cuneyt Gurcan Akcora, Matthew F. Dixon, Yulia R. Gel and Murat Kantarcioglu

The second-order bias of quantile estimators pp. 143-147

Tae Hwy Lee, Aman Ullah and He Wang

Asymmetric volatility in cryptocurrencies pp. 148-151

Dirk G. Baur and Thomas Dimpfl

Optimal consumption-portfolio rules with biased beliefs pp. 152-157

Shehong Hou, Yingjie Niu and Jinqiang Yang

Volatility and return jumps in bitcoin pp. 158-163

Pedro Chaim and Márcio Laurini