Structural Change and Economic Dynamics
1990 - 2026
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Volume 80, issue C, 2026
- Environmental Kuznets Curve and green regulation pp. 1-25

- Luca Bettarelli, Davide Furceri, Prakash Loungani, Jonathan D. Ostry and Loredana Pisano
- Firm volatility in Vietnam (2009–2018): Unpacking determinants and the interplay between province-level financial development and corruption control pp. 26-40

- Philipp Struthmann, Yabibal M. Walle and Helmut Herwartz
- How does the energy efficiency credit guideline affect employment security in energy-intensive enterprises? Evidence from China pp. 41-52

- Yue-Jun Zhang and Xue-Jun Zhang
- Interplay of public and private educational spending: Macroeconomic implications pp. 53-64

- Fernando Loaiza
- The shrinking space of forgiveness: NAWRU endogeneity and the EU fiscal framework pp. 65-78

- Giovanni Carnazza, Emilio Carnevali and Matteo Sommacal
- Partial and full border carbon adjustment: Corrective effects, distortions, and sectoral trade-offs pp. 79-95

- Yunlong Pan, Ling Shao, Sanmang Wu, Lin Tang, Wenqing Wang, Xingchang Sa and Zi Wu
- Wage share, capacity utilization, and demand regimes in the U.S. economy pp. 96-110

- Rafael da Costa Umann and Guilherme de Oliveira Worm
- Innovation ingredients, gross domestic product and productivity: A spatial panel analysis of European regions pp. 111-121

- Maria Cipollina and Gianluigi De Pascale
- Digital innovation drives the synergistic development and structural transformation of energy-economy-ecology-environment systems pp. 122-135

- Chunhua Xin and Jingxin Li
- Enhancing exchange rates forecasting: Leveraging long short-term memory with technical indicators pp. 136-148

- Juan Du and Desheng Wu
- Weather anomalies and comparative advantages in emerging and developing economies: A climate vulnerability assessment pp. 149-171

- Jair N. Ojeda-Joya, Rémi Stellian and Jenny P. Danna-Buitrago
- Beyond firms and markets: How does the Linux Foundation enable digital commons based open innovation? pp. 172-180

- Jin Chen, Jiaxue Li, Zhe Han and Liang Mei
- Exporting to high-tech countries versus exporting to low-tech countries: Theory and evidence from firm-level energy efficiency in China pp. 181-197

- Geng Huang, Xi Lin and Ling-Yun He
- Growth and demand in a two-country system with pegged exchange rates: Real, financial and foreign sector implications pp. 198-222

- Lídia Brochier and Joana David Avritzer
- A rising tide: revisiting the occupational impact of AI in the generative era pp. 223-240

- Pablo Casas, Enrique Fernández-Macías, Fernando Martínez-Plumed, Emilia Gómez, Ignacio González-Vázquez and Simone Salotti
- Climate vulnerability and global industrial upgrading: A cross-national panel quantile regression analysis pp. 241-257

- Lili Zhao, Chuhui Xie, Guozheng Yang and Chen, Xiqun (Michael)
- Struggles pay off. The effect of strikes on workers’ income in Western Europe pp. 258-266

- Paolo Angelone, Emiliano Brancaccio, Rosaria Rita Canale and Fabiana De Cristofaro
- Information technology and labor misallocation: A perspective from search and matching frictions pp. 267-277

- Xin Jin, Anxing Peng, Yong Li and Yuchen Duan
- Unveiling the dependency structures and determinants of lithium-ion battery critical mineral supply networks pp. 278-291

- Xiongping Yue, Chao Wang, Huanyu Ren, Xiaoqian Hu, Zhenglong Li, Yong Tan, Liling Huang and Chen Liang
- Skill-biased employment and the stringency of environmental regulations in European Countries pp. 292-310

- José Alberto Fuinhas, Asif Javed, Dario Sciulli and Edilio Valentini
- The green divide: Analyzing how environmental decentralization shapes corporate ESG performance in China pp. 311-331

- Jingxia Chai, Haitao Wu and Yu Hao
- The Kuznets curse pp. 332-351

- Marc Morgan and Pedro H.G.F. Souza
- AI and robot automation risk in Japan pp. 352-369

- Kyoji Fukao, Kenta Ikeuchi, Yoshiaki Nagaya, Cristiano Perugini and Fabrizio Pompei
- Production function estimation for China: A State Space time series analysis considering quality of labor forces pp. 370-382

- Quanxi Yuan, Yiyao Li and Jingchen Gao
- Innovation and politics: How the revolution affected the Cuban patent network, 1947‒1976 pp. 383-404

- Sergio Barbosa, Patricio Sáiz and José L. Zofío
- Measuring green jobs: Evidence from task, skill, and occupational data pp. 405-415

- Sergey Volozhenin, João Cerejeira and Rita Sousa
- The impact of fiscal austerity measures on inequality: a study of OECD countries pp. 416-431

- Marina da Silva Sanches
Volume 79, issue C, 2026
- All roads lead to convergence? Tracing the many paths from laggard to leader pp. 1-25

- Chris Heitzig
- Impacts and evolution of monetary policy shocks on macroeconomic fluctuations in Peru using regime-switching VAR models pp. 26-48

- Gabriel Rodríguez, Carlos A. Abanto-Valle, Moisés Cáceres Quispe and Paola Alvarado Silva
- From innovation to structural transformation: Dynamic evidence across the global economy (2009–2023) pp. 49-64

- Felipe Orsolin, Elisangela Araujo and Eliane Araujo
- Structural change and income inequality: Evidence from Thailand pp. 65-79

- Peter Warr and Arief Anshory Yusuf
- Education expansion, the Kuznetsian tension, and inequality: The case of Indonesia pp. 80-87

- Arief Anshory Yusuf, Martin D. Siyaranamual and Andy Sumner
- Emergence of electricity utilities: agglomeration externalities and industry dynamics pp. 88-103

- Vidit Kundu, Debraj Roy, Michel Ehrenhard and Karin Pfeffer
- Economic upgrading in global value chains: The Brazilian automotive and aeronautical industries pp. 104-117

- Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi, Célio Hiratuka, Marcos José Barbieri Ferreira and Fernando Sarti
- Detecting vulnerability to foreign demand and supply: firm-level evidence from Italy pp. 118-133

- Stefano Costa, Federico Sallusti, Claudio Vicarelli and Davide Zurlo
- Global headwinds to Kuznets’ low-inequality transformation: Plutocrats, populism and more pp. 134-142

- Nancy Birdsall
- Labor market slack, household inequality, and monetary policy pp. 143-154

- Paweł Kopiec
- Technical progress, human capital accumulation, and economic growth in demand-led macrodynamics pp. 155-165

- Gustavo P. Serra, Mario A. Bertella and Julia M. da Costa
- Political turnover and urban industrial agglomeration pp. 166-180

- Yongjian Huang, Youqing Fan and Ying Kou
- China's Aid, Governmental Governance Capacity, and Recipient Countries' Social Trust pp. 181-197

- Churen Sun and Jinqiang Xu
- Diverging impacts of official and new development assistance on global value chain upgrading in belt and road initiative countries pp. 198-214

- Yijia Jing, Yu He and Haoqi Qian
- Key risk contagion pathway evolution in the global digital industry chain trade: An analysis using Graph Attention Networks pp. 215-226

- Yanxin Liu, Qian Pan and Yinhong Yao
- Dynamics of wealth transformation and giving back: Evidence from the Italian elite in the era of national modernization (1853–1901) pp. 227-242

- Giuseppe De Luca and Marcella Lorenzini
- Risk premium and external debt sustainability: Thrilwall’s law and a stock-flow consistent model for a small globalized developing economy pp. 243-261

- Fatih Ozatay
- A new perspective for the calculation of Ghosh-like forward multipliers pp. 262-268

- M. Carmen Lima and Ferran Sancho
- Vulnerabilities and capabilities of the European automotive industry: Economic Complexity meets Input–Output analysis pp. 269-291

- Lorenzo Cresti, Dario Mazzilli, Aurelio Patelli, Angelica Sbardella and Andrea Tacchella
- Spatial equilibrium analysis of decentralized carbon regulation within a country pp. 292-308

- Yumeng Huang, Qiuyue Qi, Pujie Zhao, Yujie Huang and Qi Wang
- Terms of trade and micro-foundations of economic growth: Evidence from firm-level TFP in China pp. 309-341

- Guoge Yang, Feng Deng, Guobing Yang and Changlin Yu
- The spatiotemporal effects and mechanisms of digital inclusive finance on industrial structure upgrading pp. 342-353

- Guang Liu and Zhoutong Cao
- Economic freedom and the environment: Causal evidence from liberalization reforms pp. 354-374

- Justin Callais, Vincent Geloso and Alicia Plemmons
- The role of government green procurement in green firm entry: Evidence from 285 cities pp. 375-385

- Huiying Ye, Yan Xue, Haitao Wu and Dongmei Hu
- Gender dividends in the digital economy: Exploring employment quality for female migrant workers pp. 386-399

- Chen-Guang Wang, Xu-Kang Yin, Wei Lu and Wei-Win Wang
- The Macroeconomic effects of generative AI pp. 400-411

- Raúl Katz and Juan Jung
- Is green innovation effective in improving carbon performance? Evidence from double spillovers in Chinese new energy firms pp. 412-428

- Changhui Yang, Yuting Fu, Jia Yang, Zhen Shao and Qinxiao Luo
- Impacts of the emissions trading system on high-quality energy development: Spatial spillovers with green gravity weights pp. 429-440

- Chenhao Zhu, Baojun Tang, Chongzhou Wang, Yun Wu, Pengzhen Xie and Chang-Jing Ji
- Unlocking entrepreneurial activity through administrative restructuring: Evidence from China’s County-to-District reform pp. 441-458

- Lingbing Feng and Dasen Huang
- Corporate bond pricing under climate policy uncertainty: Evidence from firm-level exposure pp. 459-481

- Yikai Zhao, Jun Nagayasu, Jingyi Tian and Xinyi Geng
- How does export increase the provincial carbon inequality in China? A study based on interregional networks and cross-sector transfer patterns pp. 482-498

- Yunfeng Yan, Jiwen Liu, Xiyuan Li and Ran Wang
- Issues in measuring real structural change in energy economic studies: annual growth rates not sectoral shares pp. 499-509

- Marco Vittorio Ecclesia and Tiago Domingos
- Impact of food inflation on household welfare in Ethiopia pp. 510-524

- Christina Wieser, Wondimagegn Tesfaye and Eleni Yitbarek
- Green finance as a digital catalyst: Policy-driven FinTech adoption and spillover effect in supply chains pp. 525-537

- Yushi Li and Zhewei Wang
- Does carbon information disclosure drive firm green innovation? pp. 538-549

- Bangzhu Zhu, Siyan Jiang and Jiatao Li
- Task search and labor supply in the platform economy pp. 550-577

- Michele Cantarella and Chiara Strozzi
- Inflation heterogeneity and diffusion dynamics in the euro area: A new normal? pp. 578-594

- Bodo Herzog
- Digital economy, resource endowment, and disruptive energy technologies: Evidence from China pp. 595-608

- Xinpeng Wang, Yuan Zhou, Xingliang Dai and Pi-Shen Seet
- Outward market integration and the Re-ranking of leading exporters in China pp. 609-624

- Zhuangxiong Yu, Tiantian Wang, Xunpeng Shi, Jiarong Han and Yang Yang
- Corrigendum to “Kuznets at -7000: Is there a really long-term relationship between growth and inequality?” [Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 77 (2026) 207-217] pp. 625-625

- Timothy A. Kohler, Adam Green and Scott G. Ortman
- Corrigendum to “How does export increase the provincial carbon inequality in China? A study based on interregional networks and cross-sector transfer patterns” [Structural Change and Economic Dynamics 79 (2026) 482–498/1885] pp. 626-626

- Yunfeng Yan, Jiwen Liu, Xiyuan Li and Ran Wang
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