Journal of Economic Psychology

1981 - 2025

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

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Fertility, labor force participation, and tastes: An economic psychology perspective pp. 247-285: Richard P. Bagozzi and M. Frances Van Loo
Predicting welfare benefit claiming using expectancy theory pp. 287-297: Scott A. Kerr
Scarcity and consumer choice behavior pp. 299-322: Theo M. M. Verhallen
Functional measurement, individual preference and discrete-choice modelling: Theory and application pp. 323-335: David Hensher

Introduction pp. 155-163: Alan Lewis
Payroll taxes for social security in the United States: The future of fiscal and social policy illusions pp. 165-185: Richard M. Coughlin
Taxes and economic behavior: Some interview data on tax evasion in Sweden pp. 187-211: Karl-Erik Warneryd and Bengt Walerud
Tax evasion and mechanisms of social control: A comparison with grand and petty theft pp. 213-230: Harold G. Grasmick and Wilbur J. Scott
The use of survey research to estimate trends in non-compliance with federal income taxes pp. 231-240: Kevin F. McCrohan
Audit probabilities and the tax evasion decision: An experimental approach pp. 241-245: Michael W. Spicer and J. Everett Thomas

Decision styles in transport mode choice pp. 81-101: A. E. Bronner
Quality of prediction: A critique of Bronner pp. 103-108: Carina Van Knippenberg-Den Brinker, John A. Michon and Ad Van Knippenberg
It's the individual who takes a decision: A reply to Van Knippenberg et al pp. 109-114: A. E. Bronner
Personal and perceived environmental correlates of uncertainty: A micro study of small scale entrepreneurs in India pp. 115-123: Sushila Singhal
Individual investors and risk-taking pp. 125-136: Thomas McInish
Empirical evidence on preference formation pp. 137-154: Arie Kapteyn and Tom Wansbeek

The life and work of George Katona pp. 1-31: Karl-Erik Warneryd
Pierre-Louis Reynaud (1908-1981) pp. 33-38: Paul Albou
Retail attribute sensitivity and shopping patronage pp. 39-55: Theo M. M. Verhallen and Gert Jan de Nooij
Do consumers have brand attitudes? pp. 57-75: John L. Lastovicka and E. H. Bonfield

Animal experiments in economic psychology pp. 245-271: S. E. G. Lea
Public preferences for economic policies pp. 273-281: Eli M. Noam
Marketing and the quality of life pp. 283-301: Johan Arndt
The effects of income and inflation on personal satisfaction: Functional measurement in economic psychology pp. 303-318: Irwin P. Levin, Stephen V. Faraone and James A. McGraw

Measuring subjective social indicators pp. 165-181: Gordon G. Bechtel
Niveau de comportement et prise de conscience en psychologie economique pp. 183-195: Pierre-Louis Reynaud
Attitude towards a redistribution of income pp. 197-215: Bert Overlaet and Leo Lagrou
The use of canonical analysis pp. 217-237: Anton A. A. Kuylen and Theo M. M. Verhallen
Ideology, public opinion and welfare policy: Richard Coughlin, Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley, 1980. 195 pp. $4.95 pp. 239-241: Alan Lewis

An expectational view of consumer spending prospects pp. 87-103: F. Juster
The roles of inflation and consumer sentiment in explaining Australian consumption and savings patterns pp. 105-120: Ross Williams and L. V. Defris
Complainers and noncomplainers revisited: Another look at the data pp. 121-134: Kjell Gronhaug and Gerald Zaltman
Towards a design of consumer durables pp. 135-164: David Hensher

Economic psychology pp. 1-24: W. Fred van Raaij
Some neglected determinants of welfare functions pp. 25-37: Jan Tinbergen
A note on determinants of household saving behavior pp. 39-57: Alf Lindqvist
A behavioral model of the demand for consumer durables pp. 59-77: J. F. Pickering
Inflation, decimalization and the estimated sizes of coins pp. 79-81: S. E. G. Lea