Structural Change and Economic Dynamics

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Volume 74, issue C, 2025

Do low-carbon city pilots promote carbon equality? From the perspective of regional fairness pp. 1-13

Tong Feng, Xiaomin Wang, Nan Wang, Jie Ma, Zhenni Chen, Qiang Tu and Qun Li

Technological content of export diversification—Evolution along the economic growth process pp. 14-27

Aleksandra Parteka, Zuzanna Helena Zarach and Aleksandra Kordalska

Energy prices, inflation, and distribution: A simulation model and policy analysis for Italy pp. 28-39

Guilherme Spinato Morlin, Marco Stamegna and Simone D'Alessandro

Structural breaks, institutional quality and productivity growth in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 40-60

Eunice Adu-Darko and Kefei You

Structural change, income distribution and unemployment related to Covid-19: An agent-based model pp. 61-84

Bernhard Schütz, Oliver Reiter, Michael Landesmann and Branimir Jovanović

Two- and half-centuries of equilibrium economics: Adam Smith and the evisceration of the spatial dimension from the theory of production pp. 85-91

Elias L. Khalil

A path towards China's energy justice: Is government intervention absolutely necessary? pp. 92-106

Lei Chen and Nana Jiang

Visible prices and their influence on inflation expectations of Russian households pp. 107-115

Vadim Grishchenko, Diana Gasanova and Egor Fomin

If inequality is an economic choice, what is the relationship between inequality and growth? pp. 116-128

Khanh Duong

Public science vs. mission-oriented policies in long-run growth: An agent-based model pp. 129-146

Andrea Borsato and André Lorentz

Long-term analysis of Kaldor's law applied to Brazil (1909-2020) pp. 147-157

Natalia I. Doré and Eliane Araújo

Suppress or let go? The time-varying roles of automation towards labor market pp. 158-174

Jingting Zhang and Zhiru Shi

Assessing virtual water trade and inequalities in household water footprints across California’s counties pp. 175-185

Baobao Liu, Kuishuang Feng, Laixiang Sun, Giovanni Baiocchi, Daoping Wang and Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm

Is the increasing carbon pressure an incentive or obstacle to corporate creativity? Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 186-201

Zhenni Chen, Bin Li, Xinna Lou, Yilan Liang and Tong Feng

The world is different because of you: Global warming, technological progress and economic development pp. 202-211

Mengjie Li, Qianwen Bai and Weijian Du

Inequality of environmental tax pressures along value chains within China pp. 212-224

Yi Wang, Yanqi Liu, Ludi Liu, Ailin Kang, Yiling Xiong and Xin Tian

The formation mechanism of China's energy transition pattern based on the analysis of the “dynamics-efficiency-quality” ternary system pp. 225-239

Dong Li, Bin He, Qingyu Yao and Wanping Yang

Distribution dynamics of alternative productivity measures: An empirical analysis pp. 240-251

Gabriel Brondino, Facund Fora-Alcalde and Miguel Ángel Casaú-Guirao

Firm scale, market share, and total factor productivity: Novel evidence from China's iron and steel firms pp. 252-261

Hongqi Ma and Qiang He

Real effective exchange rate shocks and job quality by gender in Latin America pp. 262-273

Débora Nunes, Diksha Arora and Elissa Braunstein

Structural change, vertical integration and KIBS: Does “fighting” for manufacturing matter? pp. 274-285

Adilson Giovanini, Henrique Morrone and Wallace Marcelino Pereira

Better late than never: The impact of hukou conversion experience on employment quality with urban residents in China pp. 286-302

Jing Zhao, Yiwen Shangguan and Qinghai Li

Employee compensation in European regions: A spatial analysis of short- and long-term effects pp. 303-314

Antonio Garofalo, Emma Bruno, Maria D'Avino, Aniello Ferraro and Gennaro Punzo

Inconsistent effects of heterogeneous environmental policy on corporate green innovation: Evidence from China's companies and policy quantification pp. 315-342

Guoxing Zhang, Yang Gao, Bin Su, Zhanglei Chen and Yi Zhang

Eurozone Inflation Convergence: Deceptive Appearances pp. 343-352

Filipe Pereira and Luís Aguiar-Conraria

Examining the Influence of ICT on Carbon Emissions in Emerging Economies pp. 353-360

Jun Wen, Samia Khalid, Hamid Mahmood, Khorshed Alam and Muhammad Zakaria

Can special economic zones in China enhance firm's global value chain position? pp. 361-372

Jiaxin Li, Shaoguo Zhan and Xuetian Wang

The impact of the movement of labor between FDI and domestic firms on the labor productivity of domestic firms pp. 373-386

Duong Hoang Vu, Etsub Tekola Jemberu and Drahomíra Pavelková

The economic and geostrategic role of LNG in EU energy transition pp. 387-404

Sara Casagrande and Bruno Dallago

Balance of payments and currency policy in China’s development pp. 405-415

Emilio Carnevali, Marco Veronese Passarella and Dongna Zhang

Drivers of income inequality in OECD countries: Testing the Milanovic's TOP hypothesis pp. 416-440

Danijela Lazović Vuković and Jože P. Damijan

Changing quantile distributive growth cycles pp. 441-456

Jose Barrales-Ruiz and Ivan Mendieta-Muñoz

Does Saudi Arabia's International Competitiveness Improve Due to Sanctions Imposed on Competitors? The case of two wars pp. 457-482

Noha Razek, Valentina Galvani, Brian McQuinn and Surya Rajan

The impact of China’s carbon emissions trading system on energy justice pp. 483-492

Yue-Jun Zhang, Hao-Sen Cheng, Xia Wang and Jing-Yue Liu

Italian labour productivity: a wage-led decline pp. 493-503

Paolo Angelone and Rosaria Rita Canale

Modelling policy coordination and ecological transition policy pp. 504-516

Chiara Grazini, Giulio Guarini, José Luis da Costa Oreiro and Marco Rodolfo Di Tommaso

Global value chains, structural change and growth dynamics in South Korea and Spain: Costs and benefits of globalization pp. 517-537

Keun Lee, Isabel Álvarez and Ángel Valarezo

Gains or losses: Can grassland ecological compensation policy alleviate the decoupling of welfare from wealth? pp. 538-555

Hui Peng, Huanqin Ying, Xuerui Wang, Yaobin Lu and Shouyang Wang

Inflation in India: Dynamics, distributional impact and policy implication pp. 556-566

Pulapre Balakrishnan and Mavannoor Parameswaran

The natural experiment of sanctioning a big economy: Who wins comparative advantages? pp. 567-577

Svetlana Golovanova and Ekaterina Krekhovets

Determinants of export diversification in resource-dependent economies: The role of product relatedness and macroeconomic conditions pp. 578-590

Beatriz Calzada Olvera and Danilo Spinola

Industrial robots and employment change in manufacturing: A decomposition analysis pp. 591-602

Andreas Eder, Wolfgang Koller and Bernhard Mahlberg

Global Value Chains and informality in developing economies: GVC participation and extent of informality pp. 603-618

Kumar Rohit

Bank lending policies and green transition pp. 619-629

Edgar J. Sanchez Carrera, Germana Giombini and Giorgio Calcagnini

Analyzing the environmental and economic impact of carbon pricing policy based on an improved dynamic CGE model: Incorporating demographic characteristics of resident pp. 630-644

Xiaoyu Li, Ye Yao, Zhenni Chen and Huibin Du

Occupational dynamics and wage inequality in Europe pp. 645-659

Guillermo Orfao, Enrique Fernández-Macías and Miguel Ángel Malo

Identifying critical EU carbon emissions risk through global value chains pp. 660-676

María-Ángeles Tobarra, Luis A. López, Ángela García-Alaminos and María-Ángeles Cadarso

China’s impact on global commodity returns: A time-varying perspective pp. 677-689

Leqin Chen

Implicit coordination in sellers’ inflation: How cost shocks facilitate price hikes pp. 690-712

Isabella M. Weber, Evan Wasner, Markus Lang, Benjamin Braun and Jens van ’t Klooster,

Stress-testing Inflation Exposure: Systemically significant prices and asymmetric shock propagation in the EU pp. 713-724

Leonhard Ipsen, Armin Aminian and Jan Schulz

Reduction of CO2 emissions, climate damage and the persistence of business cycles: A model of (de)coupling pp. 725-737

Ettore Gallo

Connecting opportunities: The role of digital infrastructure in household entrepreneurship under China’s ‘broadband China’ initiative pp. 738-749

Qiuyue Guo, Jiaxing Wang and Yiwei Liu

Systemic, sectoral, and spatial propagation of CO₂ emissions: an inter-regional analysis for the Brazilian economy pp. 750-760

Gabriel Marcos Arcanjo, Juliano da Costa da Silva and Fernando Salgueiro Perobelli

Skill-bias and wage inequality in the EU New Member States: Empirical investigation pp. 761-791

Jan Pintera

Environmental tone and carbon market behavior: Understanding market dynamics through corporate environmental attitudes in China pp. 792-813

Haoyu Wang and Kefu Lyu

Beyond informal employment: Stagnation and disguised employment in Brazil pp. 814-828

Carolina Troncoso Baltar, Esther Dweck, Marília Bassetti Marcato and Camila Unis Krepsky

How coopetition between domestic and multinational firms shapes carbon emissions performance in global supply chains? pp. 829-840

Ya-Fang Sun, Bin Su and Shiwei Yu

Do cost increases push up profit mark-ups? Evidence from Türkiye on profit inflation pp. 841-854

Mucahid Samet Yilmaz and Umut Uzar

Aggregation effect of economic freedom and total factor productivity growth with biased technological change pp. 855-877

Xiaoke Li, Zhipeng Xu and Xiaoping Li

Growth regimes, growth drivers and private demand in financialised economies: The case of Spain pp. 878-894

Daniel Feliciano, Jesus Ferreiro and Carlos J. Rodriguez-Fuentes

Urban sprawl and environmentally sensitive productivity: Is urban sprawl a green spread? pp. 895-914

Meiting Fan, Kaili Ma, Shuai Shao, Hui Wang and Ying Zhang

The impact of restrictive monetary policy in emerging countries pp. 915-927

Akanksha Mishra and Amlendu Dubey

Dynamic change of transnational labour transfer embodied in trade and China’s participation from the perspective of global supply chains pp. 928-943

Yuzhe Bai and Gaoxiang Gu

Trade-off theory vs. the pecking order hypothesis: Japanese evidence on capital structure under financial constraints pp. 944-962

Konstantinos Voutsinas and Richard A. Werner

Different specifications and implications of the supermultiplier model pp. 963-969

José A. Pérez-Montiel and Andreu Sansó

Unequal impacts of temperature deviations on poverty:International Evidence pp. 970-990

Huiming Zhang, Aixin Zhang, Kai Wu, Yinyin Cai, Qiu, Yueming (Lucy), Shouyang Wang, Weiwei Wang and Yongfan Zhao

Assessing the dynamics of supply risks in the global polysilicon trade network: A multidimensional analysis from 2000 to 2022 pp. 991-1007

Chao Wang, Lei Zhang, Xiaoqian Hu and Qiuyun Zhao

Harnessing government digital attention: Reducing carbon emissions through the pathways of digitalization pp. 1008-1019

Pan Zhang, Shihong Wang and Boying Li

Fintech and absolute intergenerational mobility: Evidence from digital finance development in China pp. 1020-1032

Chenxuan Chen

Competition and demand-led growth: linking different parts of the Sraffian-inspired research program pp. 1033-1044

Graham White

Corrigendum to “Structural change in Morocco: Rethinking industrial policies” [Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 72 (2025), 412-426] pp. 1045-1045

Wissal Sahel and Idriss El Abbassi

Corrigendum to “Projection of household-level consumption expenditures in a macro-micro consistent framework” [Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 73 (2025), 112-135] pp. 1046-1046

Umed Temursho, Matthias Weitzel and Rafael Garaffa

Retraction notice to “Can the digital economy facilitate the optimization of industrial structure in resource-based cities?” [Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 71 (2024) 405-416] pp. 1047-1047

Qiming Zhang and Xuan Zhao