Journal of Public Economics
1972 - 2026
Current editor(s): R. Boadway and J. Poterba From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 262, issue C, 2026
- Impacts of childhood disability on family: Labor, marriage, fertility, and depression

- Kuan-Ming Chen, Ming-Jen Lin and Wei-Lun Lo
- The impact of election fraud on government performance

- Abigail Peralta
- Green spills: Peer effects in pro-environmental behaviors

- Patrick Bigler and Benedikt Janzen
- Minimum wage laws and job search

- Vitor Melo, Christopher M. Kaiser, David Neumark, Liya Palagashvili and Michael D. Farren
- Basic income versus fairness: redistribution with inactive agents

- Antoine Germain
- Friends with drugs: The role of social networks in the opioid epidemic

- Kai Maeckle and Stefan Ruenzi
- Information manipulation and repression: Theory and evidence from the COVID-19 response in Russia

- Natalia Lamberova and Konstantin Sonin
- Non-monetary incentives and bureaucratic performance: Evidence from U.S. courts

- Jonathan B. Petkun
- The costs of environmental land use regulation

- Maxwell Tabarrok
- Wage spillovers across sectors: Evidence from a localized public-sector wage cut

- Tsuyoshi Goto and Atsushi Yamagishi
- Benefit-based taxation can include substantial redistribution

- Jo Ellery and Matthew Weinzierl
- Fairness perceptions of redistribution and predistribution

- Krishna Srinivasan, Justin Valasek and Weijia Wang
- How to fund nonprofits?

- Eddy Zanoutene
- Do prosecutor and defendant race pairings matter? Evidence from random assignment

- CarlyWill Sloan
- Do information and communication technologies empower female workers? Evidence from Vietnam

- Heiwai Tang, Yao Wang, Victoria Wenxin Xie and Natalie Chun
- From prison peers to co-offenders

- Julian Vedeler Johnsen and Laura Khoury
- The role of escape clauses: Firm response to thin capitalization rules

- Martin E. Andresen and Lars Thorvaldsen
- Escaping temporary traps? Evidence from age-based incentives to permanent employment

- Ferran Elias and Henry Redondo
- Safety net payment digitization and participant outcomes: Evidence from the WIC EBT transition

- Charlotte Ambrozek, Timothy K.M. Beatty and Wenjie Zhan
- Electoral results affect beliefs about the past: Evidence from Chile

- Nicolás Ajzenman, Patricio Dominguez and Lucas M. Novaes
- Impacts of a partial welfare reform on targeting and political competition

- Pushkar Maitra, Sandip Mitra, Dilip Mookherjee and Sujata Visaria
- The effects of education on corruption: Evidence from Vietnam’s university expansion

- Edmund J. Malesky, Martin Mattsson, Khoa Vu and Liaoliang Zhang
- The accuracy of jobseekers’ wage expectations

- Marco Caliendo, Robert Mahlstedt, Aiko Schmeißer and Sophie Wagner
- Language and identity: Evidence from a schooling reform

- Eric Avis
- Mortality regressivity and pension design

- Youngsoo Jang, Svetlana Pashchenko and Ponpoje Porapakkarm
- Immigration enforcement and safety net participation in mixed-status households

- Jaeyeon Shin
- Irreversible investment in divided times: Complementarity and public good provision

- Ying Chen, Liuchun Deng, Minako Fujio and M. Ali Khan
- Top income taxation: Efficiency, social welfare and the Laffer curve

- Jacob Lundberg
- Election results and democratic discontent: Expectations, extremism, and democratic values in post-election Brazil

- Matteo F. Ferroni
- Smart power limits: Designing shortage mechanisms for extreme events

- Mar Reguant and Mayra Wagner
- Do marriage tax penalties cause delayed marriage reporting?

- William Gorman and David Splinter
- Standardized test scores and academic performance at a public university system

- Theodore Joyce, Mina Afrouzi, Sarah Truelsch, Kerstin Gentsch and Kyle Du
- ‘Returning brains’: Tax incentives, migration, and scientific productivity

- Pier Paolo Creanza
- Corrigendum to “The effects of education on corruption: Evidence from Vietnam’s university expansion” [J. Public Econ. 262 (2026) 105763]

- Edmund J. Malesky, Martin Mattsson, Khoa Vu and Liaoliang Zhang
- Prosecutor politics: The impact of election cycles on criminal sentencing in the era of rising incarceration

- Chika O. Okafor
- Feeling rich or looking rich? Self-perceived vs socially-perceived relative income

- Nicolas Bottan, Ricardo Perez-Truglia, Hitoshi Shigeoka and Katsunori Yamada
Volume 261, issue C, 2026
- Is inflation relief passed-through? Evidence from excise taxes

- Michael D. Noel, Travis Roach and Madison Hill
- Parental paternalism and patience

- Lukas Kiessling, Shyamal Chowdhury, Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch and Matthias Sutter
- Do social movements influence decision makers? Evidence from U.S. immigration courts

- Yiannis Kountouris
- Gun policy and the steel paradox

- Katie Bollman, Benjamin Hansen, Edward Rubin and Garrett Stanford
- Departmentalized instruction and elementary school effectiveness

- Ben Backes, James Cowan and Dan Goldhaber
- The incidence of rent subsidies: Evidence on rents, housing choices and supply

- Essi Eerola, Teemu Lyytikäinen, Tuukka Saarimaa and Tuuli Vanhapelto
- Women’s labor subsidy: Evidence from Chile

- Maria Isidora Palma, Valentina Paredes and Daniela Paz
- Behavioral responses to inheritance taxes: Evidence from Brazil

- Gedeão Locks
- Effective tax rates, firm size and the global minimum tax

- Pierre Bachas, Anne Brockmeyer, Roel Dom and Camille Semelet
- The impact of pension reforms and rapid aging on savings and labor supply: The case of China

- Hui He, Lei Ning and Dongming Zhu
- Do ultra-poor graduation programs build women’s resilience to weather shocks? Evidence from rural Ethiopia

- Kalle Hirvonen, Daniel O. Gilligan, Jessica Leight, Heleene Tambet and Victor Villa
- Implicit land taxes and their effect on the real economy

- Daniel Murphy and Nathan Seegert
- Agency incentives and disparate revenue collection: Evidence from Chicago parking tickets

- Elizabeth Luh, Benjamin Pyle and James Reeves
- The political benefits of the monoculture: Estimating the electoral effect of the market facilitation program

- Robert Gulotty and Anton Strezhnev
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