Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (formerly The Journal of Socio-Economics)
1991 - 2025
Continuation of Journal of Behavioral Economics.
Current editor(s): Pablo Brañas Garza
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Volume 21, issue 4, 1992
- Liberalism and the decay of the American political economy pp. 277-301

- Stanley Rothman
- Human needs and consumer economics: the implications of Maslow's theory of motivation for consumer expenditure patterns pp. 303-324

- Eric Seeley
- The mixed economy, the neoliberal challenge, and the negotiated economy pp. 325-351

- Klaus Nielsen
- Psychological traits of rural entrepreneurs pp. 353-362

- Emerson M. Babb and Stuart V. Babb
- Rhetoric in the economy: consumption and audience pp. 363-377

- Metin Cosgel
Volume 21, issue 3, 1992
- Passion in politics and the science of politics pp. 181-190

- David O. Sears
- Trust, uncertainty, and profit pp. 191-208

- Amar Bhide and Howard Stevenson
- Time estimation and orientation mediated by transient mood pp. 209-227

- Jacob Hornik
- Compression in faculty salaries: An empirical evaluation of merit and market based adjustments pp. 229-243

- Jane H. Lillydahl and Larry D. Singell
- Development indicators: A research problem, a policy problem pp. 245-260

- Denis Goulet
- The war is over and the victors have lost pp. 261-267

- James G. March
Volume 21, issue 2, 1992
- Rational organizational decision making in the human firm: A socio-economic model pp. 85-107

- John Tomer
- Schumpeter and knight on economic and political rationality: A comparative restatement pp. 109-124

- J. Patrick Raines and Clarence Jung
- Gender differences in business school graduates' opportunity to advance pp. 125-141

- Ethel B. Jones and John Jackson
- Religion and behavior: An empirical analysis pp. 143-151

- M. H. Medoff and I. Lee Skov
- The relationship between variability, distance from target, and firm size: A test of prospect theory in the commercial banking industry pp. 153-171

- Hazel J. Johnson
- Behavior analysis and socio-economics: Some similarities and differences pp. 173-180

- P. A. Lamal
Volume 21, issue 1, 1992
- The failure of market falilures pp. 1-24

- Peter G. Brown
- Welfare economics as the foundation for public policy analysis: Incomplete and flawed but nevertheless desirable pp. 25-37

- Aidan Vining and David Weimer
- Suicide and unemployment: Predicting the smoothed trend and yearly fluctuations pp. 39-41

- Bijou Yang, Steven Stack and David Lester
- Work as "disutility" and money as "happiness": Cultural origins of a basic market error pp. 43-64

- Robert E. Lane
- Decisions and perceptions of recipients in ultimatum bargaining games pp. 65-84

- David A. Kravitz and Samuel Gunto
Volume 20, issue 4, 1991
- Towards a general theory of X-efficiency pp. 277-295

- T. Y. Shen
- The labor market in a socio-economic perspective pp. 297-312

- Beat Bürgenmeier
- Policing in the uneconomic zone of the production function pp. 313-323

- Samuel Cameron
- Labor-market behavior of long-term unemployed: A multidisciplinary approach pp. 325-345

- Ruud Muffels and Marco Vriens
- The marriage market and occupational sex segregation: A "new home economics" approach pp. 347-358

- Shoshana Neuman
- Absenteeism and the risk of involuntary unemployment: A dynamic analysis pp. 359-372

- Gideon Yaniv
Volume 20, issue 3, 1991
- On dogmatism in economics: The case of preference reversals pp. 205-225

- Daniel M. Hausman
- Random utility and the preference for variety pp. 227-233

- Elliott Middleton
- Cartel failure: A mistake or do they do it to each other on purpose? pp. 235-249

- James Holcomb and Paul Nelson
- Motivations for innovation in firms: Economic insight into the U.S. competitive stance pp. 251-262

- Nan S. Lalgowitz
- Explaining investor behavior using an adjective check list pp. 263-275

- Thomas McInish
Volume 20, issue 1, 1991
- A behavioral theory of oligopoly pp. 1-18

- Li Way Lee
- Measuring corporate social orientation: The decision process approach pp. 19-36

- Dorla A. Evans and Farzad Moussavi
- Let's get serious about Caprice pp. 37-56

- T. Stanley
- A transactional approach to economic research pp. 57-71

- Bartley J. Madden
- Repetitive work: Contrast and conflict pp. 73-82

- Carl R. Phillips, Arthur G. Bedeian and Clark Molstad
- A data envelopment approach to measuring efficiency: Case analysis of highway maintenance patrols pp. 83-103

- Wade D. Cook, Alex Kazakov, Yaakov Roll and Lawrence Seiford