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Volume 170, issue C, 2018
- Are recessions good for government hires? The effect of unemployment on public sector human capital pp. 1-5

- Congshan Zhang and John M. de Figueiredo
- Screening decisions of vertically integrated theaters in the Korean movie industry pp. 6-9

- Hoe Sang Chung, Min Kim and Gihwan Yi
- Extractive institutions in non-tradeable industries pp. 10-13

- Enrico Vanino and Stevan Lee
- Contagious loan default pp. 14-18

- Jann Goedecke
- Gender differences in altruism on Mechanical Turk: Expectations and actual behaviour pp. 19-23

- Pablo Brañas-Garza, Valerio Capraro and Ericka Rascon-Ramirez
- A data-driven bandwidth selection method for the smoothed maximum score estimator pp. 24-26

- Xirong Chen, Wenzheng Gao and Zheng Li
- Immigrant children’s school performance and immigration costs: Evidence from Spain pp. 27-30

- Facundo Albornoz, Antonio Cabrales, Paula Calvo and Esther Hauk
- The bankruptcy problem in financial networks pp. 31-34

- Michael Stutzer
- Does women’s participation in politics increase female labor participation? Evidence from panel data analysis pp. 35-38

- Zhike Lv and Rudai Yang
- Outcome equivalence in school choice with reciprocal preferences pp. 39-41

- Claus-Jochen Haake and Nadja Stroh-Maraun
- Can Google econometrics predict unemployment? Evidence from Spain pp. 42-45

- Marcos González-Fernández and Carmen González-Velasco
- International transmission of financial shocks without financial integration pp. 46-49

- Ryoji Ohdoi
- Systemic crisis and growth revisited: Has the global financial crisis marked a new era ? pp. 50-54

- Sven Steinkamp and Frank Westermann
- National macroprudential policies in the euro area: Flexibility vs. supervision pp. 55-58

- Margarita Rubio
- Political extremism and economic activity pp. 59-62

- Matthew Rao, Paul Raschky and Christis Tombazos
- Parents’ strategic transfers and sibling competition in the presence of pay-as-you-go pensions pp. 63-65

- Akira Yakita
- On Bayesian persuasion with multiple senders pp. 66-70

- Fei Li and Peter Norman
- Per unit vs. ad valorem royalty licensing pp. 71-75

- Cuihong Fan, Byoung Heon Jun and Elmar Wolfstetter
- Export behavior and firm innovation: New method and evidence pp. 76-78

- Ting Chen, Xianmeng Chen, Cong Wang and Xunyong Xiang
- Housing is local: Applying a dynamic unobserved factor model for the Dutch housing market pp. 79-84

- Torben Klarl
- Risk preferences over simple and compound public lotteries pp. 85-87

- David Scrogin
- House price convergence: Evidence from Australian cities pp. 88-90

- Sefa Awaworyi Churchill, John Inekwe and Kris Ivanovski
- Bayesian persuasion with cheap talk pp. 91-95

- Vasudha Jain
- Efficient, but immoral?: Assessing market attitudes as multidimensional pp. 96-99

- Sandra Goff and Caroline Noblet
- Ambiguity attitudes in the loss domain: Decisions for self versus others pp. 100-103

- Yilong Xu, Xiaogeng Xu and Steven Tucker
- Monetary and macroprudential policies under rules and discretion pp. 104-108

- Lien Laureys and Roland Meeks
- Silent financial interests and product innovation pp. 109-112

- Anna Bayona and Ángel L. López
- Perfect forward induction pp. 113-116

- Chih-Chun Yang
- Short-term effects of India’s demonetization on the rural poor pp. 117-121

- Heng Zhu, Anubhab Gupta, Binoy Majumder and Sandro Steinbach
- Modeling macroeconomic series with regime-switching models characterized by a high-dimensional state space pp. 122-126

- Maciej Augustyniak and Arnaud Dufays
- Return, volatility and shock spillovers of Bitcoin with energy and technology companies pp. 127-130

- Efthymia Symitsi and Konstantinos J. Chalvatzis
- Heterogeneous effects of the SEC’s Securities Offering Reform pp. 131-135

- Danial Hemmings, Lynn Hodgkinson and Qingwei Wang
- Recapture ratios in merger analysis pp. 136-138

- Serge Moresi and Hans Zenger
- Diagnostic checking of Markov multiplicative error models pp. 139-142

- Bin Guo and Shuo Li
- Physicians prescribing originals causes welfare losses pp. 143-146

- David Granlund and David Sundström
- A generalization of Ramsey rule on discount rate with regime switching pp. 147-150

- Seyoung Park
- Balance of opinions in expert panels pp. 151-154

- Qiang Gong and Huanxing Yang
- On the diversity of growth patterns with habit formation pp. 155-158

- Zaifu Yang and Rong Zhang
- Fiscal rules and fiscal counter-cyclicality pp. 159-162

- Joao Jalles
- Portfolio choice in personal equilibrium pp. 163-167

- Jing Ai, Lin Zhao and Wei Zhu
- A network-city model of spatial competition pp. 168-170

- Tao Wang and Ruqu Wang
- FDA approval announcements: Attention-grabbing or event-day misspecification? pp. 171-174

- Philip A. Hamill, Mark Hutchinson, Quang Minh Nhi Nguyen and Mark Mulcahy
- To screen or not to screen? Let the competition decide pp. 175-178

- Nikolaos Papanikolaou
- Distributions of GDP across versions of the Penn World Tables: A functional data analysis approach pp. 179-184

- Tao Chen, Joseph DeJuan and Renfang Tian
Volume 169, issue C, 2018
- Time-varying Lasso pp. 1-6

- George Kapetanios and Filip Zikes
- Stock market effects of ECB’s Asset Purchase Programmes: Firm-level evidence pp. 7-10

- Kai Henseler and Marc Steffen Rapp
- Friends in the Boardroom: Attendance, voting, and turnover pp. 11-14

- Jaehoon Kim and Hwa Ryung Lee
- Partial effects in binary response models using a special regressor pp. 15-19

- Ying-Ying Lee and Hsueh-Hsiang Li
- Almost unbiased variance estimation in linear regressions with many covariates pp. 20-23

- Stanislav Anatolyev
- Adventurous and charismatic spirits: Entrepreneurs of Veblen and Schumpeter pp. 24-26

- Derya Guler Aydin, Bahar Araz and Itir Ozer-Imer
- Affording college with the help of asset building: First experimental impacts from Italy pp. 27-30

- Davide Azzolini, Alberto Martini, Barbara Romano and Loris Vergolini
- Vertical foreclosure and multi-segment competition pp. 31-34

- Bruno Jullien, Markus Reisinger and Patrick Rey
- A characterization of the Esteban–Ray polarization measures pp. 35-37

- Yoko Kawada, Yuta Nakamura and Keita Sunada
- Comparative higher-order risk aversion and higher-order prudence pp. 38-42

- Kit Pong Wong
- Spatial agglomeration, Global Value Chains, and productivity. Micro-evidence from Italy and Spain pp. 43-46

- Giulio Cainelli, Roberto Ganau and Anna Giunta
- Machine learning core inflation pp. 47-50

- Marco A. Acosta
- Equilibrium in the symmetric two-player Hirshleifer contest: Uniqueness and characterization pp. 51-54

- Christian Ewerhart and Guang-Zhen Sun
- The effects of monetary policy on stock market bubbles at zero lower bound: Revisiting the evidence pp. 55-58

- Petre Caraiani and Adrian Cantemir Calin
- Sign symmetry vs symmetry: Young’s characterization of the Shapley value revisited pp. 59-62

- André Casajus
- Eigenvalue difference test for the number of common factors in the approximate factor models pp. 63-67

- Jianhong Wu
- Income elasticity and international income differences pp. 68-71

- Junmin Liao and Wei Wang
- Market power and risk: Evidence from the U.S. mortgage market pp. 72-75

- Carola Müller and Felix Noth
- Large stakes and little honesty? Experimental evidence from a developing country pp. 76-79

- Andreas Leibbrandt, Pushkar Maitra and Ananta Neelim
- Strategic delegation under fulfilled expectations pp. 80-82

- DongJoon Lee, Kangsik Choi and Jae-Joon Han
- The household fallacy pp. 83-86

- Roger Farmer and Pawel Zabczyk
- US hours at work pp. 87-90

- Simona Cociuba, Edward Prescott and Alexander Ueberfeldt
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