Research in Economics

1997 - 2025

Continuation of Ricerche Economiche.

Current editor(s): Federico Etro

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Volume 70, issue 4, 2016

Research in economics and industrial organization pp. 511-517

Federico Etro

Bagels and donuts for sale: A case study in profit maximization pp. 518-535

Steven Levitt

A statistical physics implementation of Coase׳s theory of the firm pp. 536-557

Sergey V. Buldyrev, Michael Salinger and H. Eugene Stanley

Product design and decision rights in vertical structures pp. 558-568

Pierre Dubois and Bruno Jullien

Effects of increased variety on demand, pricing, and welfare pp. 569-587

William Horrace, Rui Huang and Jeffrey Perloff

On the welfare effects of regulating the number of discriminatory prices pp. 588-607

Yann Braouezec

Welfare improving discrimination based on cognitive limitations pp. 608-622

Oktay Sürücü

A welfare evaluation of tying strategies pp. 623-637

Amit Gayer and Oz Shy

Mixed bundling may hinder collusion pp. 638-658

Edmond Baranes, Marion Podesta and Jean-Christophe Poudou

An equilibrium model of investment-reducing vertical integration pp. 659-676

Jay Choi and Sang-Seung Yi

Mergers in durable-goods industries: A re-examination of market power and welfare effects pp. 677-692

Ari D. Gerstle and Michael Waldman

Patent licensing and bargaining with innovative complements and substitutes pp. 693-713

Daniel Spulber

Persistence of monopoly, innovation, and R&D spillovers pp. 714-734

Eugen Kovac and Kresimir Zigic

Media exposure and corporate reputation pp. 735-740

Luis Cabral

Who benefits from increased competition among sellers on B2C platforms? pp. 741-751

Paul Belleflamme and Eric Toulemonde

Competition and consumer data: The good, the bad, and the ugly pp. 752-765

George Norman, Lynne Pepall, Dan Richards and Liang Tan

Strictly convex variable cost does not imply U-shaped average cost pp. 766-770

Luigi Balletta and Antonio Tesoriere

Volume 70, issue 3, 2016

Modeling speculative bubbles with diverse investor expectations pp. 375-387

Peter Phillips

Beauty is in the bid of the beholder: An empirical basis for style pp. 388-402

William Goetzmann, Peter W. Jones, Mauro Maggioni and Johan Walden

Do U.S. paintings follow the CAPM? Findings disaggregated by subject, artist, and value of the work pp. 403-411

Richard Agnello

Pricing color intensity and lightness in contemporary art auctions pp. 412-420

Rachel Pownall and Kathryn Graddy

Historic art exhibitions and modern - day auction results pp. 421-430

Christiane Hellmanzik

Price and death: modeling the death effect in art price formation pp. 431-445

Jun-ichi Itaya and Heinrich Ursprung

Reserve prices in all-pay auctions with complete information pp. 446-453

Paolo Bertoletti

Uncertainty by regulation: Rottenberg׳s invariance principle pp. 454-467

Rodney Fort, Joel Maxcy and Mark Diehl

Testing the O-Ring theory using data from the English Premier League pp. 468-481

Stefan Szymanski and Guy Wilkinson

Performance expectations and the tenure of head coaches: Evidence from NCAA football pp. 482-492

Brad Humphreys, Rodney Paul and Andrew Weinbach

Arts vs engineering: Choosing consumption of and investment in education pp. 493-510

Richard Romano and Alessandro Tampieri

Volume 70, issue 2, 2016

How to model consumer heterogeneity? Lessons from three case studies on SP and RP data pp. 197-231

Michael Keane and Nada Wasi

Should instrumental variables be used as matching variables? pp. 232-237

Jeffrey Wooldridge

Modelling optimal instrumental variables for dynamic panel data models pp. 238-261

Manuel Arellano

Counterfactual analysis in macroeconometrics: An empirical investigation into the effects of quantitative easing pp. 262-280

Mohammad Pesaran and Ronald Smith

Measuring business cycles with structural breaks and outliers: Applications to international data pp. 281-303

Pierre Perron and Tatsuma Wada

A comparison of some out-of-sample tests of predictability in iterated multi-step-ahead forecasts pp. 304-319

Pablo Pincheira and Kenneth West

Deducing markups from stockout behavior pp. 320-331

Mark Bils

To hold out or not to hold out pp. 332-345

Frank Schorfheide and Kenneth I. Wolpin

No blessing, no curse? On the benefits of being a resource-rich southern region of Italy pp. 346-359

Roberto Iacono

Financial literacy and subjective expectations questions: A validation exercise pp. 360-374

Monica Paiella

Volume 70, issue 1, 2016

Research in economics and public finance pp. 1-6

Federico Etro

The effect of taxes on shareholder inflows around mutual fund distribution dates pp. 7-19

Woodrow T. Johnson and James M. Poterba

A note on income taxation and occupational choice pp. 20-23

Eytan Sheshinski

The graduate tax when education is a signal pp. 24-37

Russayani Ismail and Gareth Myles

Tax compliance by firms and audit policy pp. 38-52

Ralph-C Bayer and Frank Cowell

Groupings and the gains from tagging pp. 53-63

Ravi Kanbur and Matti Tuomala

Indirect taxes for redistribution: Should necessity goods be favored? pp. 64-88

Robin Boadway and Zhen Song

Optimal commodity taxation with varying quality of goods pp. 89-100

Spencer Bastani, Sören Blomquist and Luca Micheletto

Social long-term care insurance with two-sided altruism pp. 101-109

Helmuth Cremer, Pierre Pestieau and Kerstin Roeder

On the optimal linkage of social security benefits to payroll taxes pp. 110-121

Firouz Gahvari and Randy Beach

The welfare state and migration: A dynamic analysis of political coalitions pp. 122-142

Benjarong Suwankiri, Assaf Razin and Efraim Sadka

Does welfare reduce poverty? pp. 143-157

George Borjas

The dynamic relationship between school size and academic performance: An investigation of elementary schools in Wisconsin pp. 158-169

David M. Welsch and David Zimmer

To borrow or not to borrow? An analysis of university leverage decisions pp. 170-185

Harvey S. Rosen and Alexander J.W. Sappington

Do people contribute more to intra-temporal or inter-temporal public goods? pp. 186-195

Gilles Grolleau, Angela Sutan and Radu Vranceanu