Journal of Economic Psychology

1981 - 2025

Current editor(s): G. Antonides and D. Read

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The individual welfare function: A review pp. 333-363: Arie Kapteyn and Tom Wansbeek
The individual welfare function: A comment pp. 365-374: Brian T. Ratchford
The individual welfare function: A rejoinder pp. 375-381: Arie Kapteyn and Tom Wansbeek
Consumers' subjective perception of price in times of inflation pp. 383-398: Jacob Shamir
A critique of the normative and descriptive foundations of subjective probability--with reference to agriculture pp. 399-416: Paul Anand
Energy and social policy: Jonathan Bradshaw and Toby Harris (eds.), Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1983. pp. 189, [UK pound]6.95 (paper) pp. 417-420: Peter Stringer
Energy use: the human dimension: Paul C. Stern and Elliot Aronson (eds.), Freeman, New York, 1984. pp. 237, [UK pound]28.50 (board), [UK pound]14.50 (paper) pp. 417-420: Peter Stringer
Competence in modern society--its identification, development and release: John Raven, H.K. Lewis & Co., London, 1984. [UK pound]14.50 (hardback). ISBN 071860479 2 pp. 420-422: J. Whitehead
How economists explain: W. Marr and Baldev Raj (eds.), University Press of America, Lanham, MD/London, pp. 401, [UK pound]19.75 paper, [UK pound]35.90 hardback pp. 422-424: Alan Lewis
Re-working the work ethic: Michael Rose, Batsford Academic and Educational, London, 1985. pp. 160, [UK pound]5.95 pp. 424-427: J. G. Field

Explaining the causes of poverty in the West Indies: A cross-cultural comparison pp. 215-229: Monica Payne and Adrian Furnham
Consumer brand categorization for durables with limited problem solving: An empirical test and proposed extension of the Brisoux-Laroche model pp. 231-253: Nancy J. Church, Michel Laroche and Jerry A. Rosen Blatt
Endogenizing consumers' expectations in four major EC countries pp. 255-269: Peter Praet
Some hypotheses and evidence on tax knowledge and preferences pp. 271-287: John Cullis and Alan Lewis
Linking economics with psychology an economist's view pp. 289-311: Bernard van Praag
Economic justice in adolescence: An Australian-Japanese comparison pp. 313-326: Michael Siegal and David Shwalb
The corporate imagination: how big companies make mistakes: Peter Earl, Wheatsheaf, Brighton, 1984. pp. xvii&236. [UK pound]7.95 (paperback), [UK pound]15.95 (hardback) pp. 327-329: Adrian Winnett

Choice of reinforcement rates and work rates with concurrent schedules pp. 109-141: R. D. Tustin and P. Morgan
How changes in price and salary affect economic satisfaction: Information integration models and inference processes pp. 143-155: Irwin P. Levin
Tin recycling: Awareness, comprehension, attitude, intention and behavior pp. 157-173: Gerjo Kok and Sjef Siero
A revised behavioral model of consumer durable demand pp. 175-184: Russell S. Winer
Psychophysical laws in risk theory pp. 185-206: Hans-Werner Sinn
Corporate innovation: marketing and strategy: Gordon Foxall, Croom Helm, Beckenham, 1984. pp. 276, [UK pound]19.95 pp. 207-211: Michael Saren

Unemployment and economic psychology: An introduction pp. 1-8: Gery M. van Veldhoven
Job loss and mood pp. 9-25: Erich Kirchler
An integrative perspective on the psychological response of women and men to unemployment pp. 27-49: Marvin Bartell and Riva Bartell
Youth unemployment and labour market withdrawal pp. 51-64: Philip Ullah and Michael Banks
An investigation of youths' attributions for unemployment and their political attitudes pp. 65-80: George Gaskell and Patten Smith
Household job search: A theoretical and empirical model pp. 81-100: Maryanne M. Mowen
Mass unemployment: Plant closings and community mental health: Terry F. Buss and F. Stevens Redburn with Joseph Waldron, Sage Publications, London, 1983. pp. 224, [UK pound]10.50 (paperback) pp. 101-103: Jean Hartley

Perception of changes in the cost of living pp. 313-323: Simon Kemp
Automobile gasoline consumption: A repeated survey pp. 325-340: Gordon H. G. McDougall and John D. Claxton
Purchase expectations and the demand for consumer durables pp. 341-352: J. F. Pickering
Cognitive differentiation in consumer product judgments pp. 353-369: Christian Pinson, Naresh K. Malhotra and Arun K. Jain
Possible causes of tax evasion pp. 371-384: I. G. Wallschutzky
Micro and macro economic psychology pp. 385-401: W. Fred van Raaij
A theory of adaptive economic behaviour: John G. Cross, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1984. pp. vii + 199, [UK pound]17.50 pp. 403-405: John Hey

Exploratory brand switching: An empirical examination of its determinants pp. 201-221: P. S. Raju
Attitude theory and behavioral costs pp. 223-249: Theo M. M. Verhallen and Rik Pieters
The nature of individual investors' heterogeneous expectations pp. 251-263: Thomas McInish and Rajendra K. Srivastava
The case of the `partnership approach' to public regulation pp. 265-280: Benjamin Gilad
The meaning of consumption pp. 281-306: Roland Pepermans
Minds, markets and money: Psychological foundations of economic behaviour: Shlomo Maital, Basic Books, New York, 1982. 310 pp. [UK pound]10.75 pp. 307-309: Paul Webley
The economic imagination: Peter Earl, Weatsheaf, Brighton, 1983. 206 pp. [UK pound]5.95 (paper), [UK pound]15.95 (cloth) pp. 309-311: Alan Lewis

The contribution of E.C. consumer surveys in forecasting consumer expenditures: An econometric analysis for four major countries pp. 101-124: Peter Praet and Jozef Vuchelen
A note on the measurement, quantification, and use of consumer confidence pp. 125-138: O. D. J. Stuart
Marital relationships and purchasing decisions -- to buy or not to buy, that is the question pp. 139-157: Joachim Wagner, Erich Kirchler and Hermann Brandstatter
A theory and verities of market place behaviour pp. 159-176: S. Glaser and M. I. Halliday
The value of information in decision making pp. 177-194: A. Schepanski and W. C. Uecker
John Clemens, Polls, politics and populism: Gower, Aldershot, England, 1983. 199 pp. [UK pound]15.00 (hardback) pp. 195-197: Diane Jackson
Donald W. Katzner, Analysis without measurement: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1983. pp. 304 + xiv. [UK pound]19.50 pp. 197-200: Peter Halfpenny

The role of the psychologist in formulating, administering and evaluating policies associated with economic and social development in western society pp. 1-16: John Raven
Empirical testing of the expected utility model pp. 17-29: Huib van de Stadt, Gerrit Antonides and Bernard van Praag
Economic satisfaction as a function of inflation, raise and economic knowledge pp. 31-47: Heather W. MacFadyen, Frances J. Evans and Alan J. MacFadyen
The relationship between brain lateralization measured with self-reporting techniques and with dichotic listening pp. 49-70: Flemming Hansen
Evidence for attitudinal-behavioural consistency: Implications for consumer research paradigms pp. 71-92: Gordon Foxall
At home and at work, the family's allocation of labor: Michael Geerken and Walter R. Gove, Sage Publications, Beverly Hills, CA, 1983. pp. 167, [UK pound]19.50 (hardback), [UK pound]9.75 (softback) pp. 93-95: John Cullis