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2022 - 2026

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2026, month January, vol 27

The spatial scope of human capital externalities and firms’ location in Brazil pp. 273-289

Edilberto Almeida, Raul Silveira Neto, Roberta Rocha and Carlos Azzoni

2026, month October

Chip price shocks and CO 2 emissions in Brazil pp. 1-25

Luccas Assis Attílio

2025, month December, vol 27

Balancing short-run costs and long-run gains: the welfare implications investing in new technologies in developing countries pp. 166-181

Bruno Cruz

2025, month November, vol 27

Impact of household income diversification on household welfare in a developing rural economy pp. 149-165

Ndubuisi Obeka Chukwu and Jude Okechukwu Chukwu

Academic credentials and career outcomes: evidence from Brazilian economists pp. 251-272

Francis Petterini and Victor Buttignon

2025, month September, vol 27

Aggregate data and income elasticity of demand: the example of medicines in Brazil pp. 182-193

Ricardo Montes de Moraes, Maria Angelica Borges dos Santos and Rosimary Terezinha de Almeida

Disaggregated impacts of macroeconomic shocks on the labor market in Brazil: an analysis using a FAVAR identified via heteroskedasticity pp. 232-250

Thiago Drummond de Mendonça Giudici and Elcyon Caiado Rocha Lima

2025, month July, vol 27

Wage differentials between young adults’ cohorts in Brazil pp. 1-19

Matheus M. Santos and Bernardo L. Queiroz

The impact of the National School Feeding Program on public schools in Ceará, Brazil pp. 41-58

Emerson Luis Lemos Marinho, Felipe de Sousa Bastos, Francisco Alves de Oliveira Filho and Jair Andrade de Araujo

Asymmetric quantile dependence between cryptocurrencies and climate policy uncertainty: evidence from cross-quantilogram pp. 194-206

Asima Siddique and Saqib Gulzar

2025, month June, vol 27

Price versus non-price approaches to urban water conservation: a case study for São Paulo, Brazil pp. 20-40

Leonardo Poyo Chen, Verônica Inês Fernadez Orellano and Sérgio Goldbaum

Sustainability of state government debts in Brazil pp. 77-92

Felipe Soares Luduvice and Manoel Carlos de Castro Pires

2025, month May, vol 27

On the rising uncertainties and deviations from rules pp. 59-76

Onur Seker

Testing the EKC hypothesis in India: moderating role of trade openness pp. 93-109

Ahra Qayoom and Nufazil Altaf

Bacterial cross-resistance and entry deterrence in a market for antibiotics pp. 110-131

Roberto Mazzoleni

Do leading institutionalist journals promote Original Institutional Economics? A bibliometric comparison of the Journal of Economic Issues and the Journal of Institutional Economics pp. 132-146

José Maltaca and Felipe Almeida

2025, month April, vol 27

Three decades of research on ecological economics domain: a bibliometric analysis pp. 207-231

Sajad Bagow, Nufazil Altaf, Ahra Qayoom and Bilal Wani

2025, month August, vol 26

Driving toward freedom and precarity: assessing the impact of ride sharing apps on labor market outcomes in Brazil pp. 253-268

Pedro Gesteira de Souza, Valeria Lucia Pero, Mireille Razafindrakoto and Francois Roubaud

2025, month July, vol 26

Killing competition – cartel expansion through acquisitions pp. 150-163

Daniel Reis and Claudio Lucinda

2025, month June, vol 26

Debt dynamics in a Kaleckian model: entrepreneurs, rentiers, and the role of heterogeneity pp. 164-178

Carlos Eduardo Iwai Drumond and Júlio Fernando Costa Santos

Food prices and tax incidence: evidence from Brazilian data pp. 179-192

Mauricio Canêdo-Pinheiro, Leonel Cesarino Pessôa, Kalil Said Jabour and William do Val Domingues Junior

Legislature size and council member diversity: evidence from Brazilian municipalities pp. 208-220

Matheus Nascimento and Laura de Carvalho Schiavon

Relative surplus population and social constitution: concrete forms of neoliberal capitalist work pp. 221-238

Iderley Colombini

Innovation support and its effect on employment: the case of Brazil pp. 239-252

Guilherme Reis de Carvalho Peres, Eduardo Pontual Ribeiro and Mauricio Canêdo-Pinheiro

2025, month May, vol 26

How does income distribution affect the impact of public investment on private investment? Empirical evidence from Brazil pp. 193-207

Marina da Silva Sanches, Tainari Taioka, Clara Zanon Brenck and Gustavo Pereira Serra

2025, month April, vol 26

Credit demand interest rate sensitivity: anticipation effects in a large subsidized program pp. 375-387

Eduardo Pontual Ribeiro

How influential is monetary policy on Ibovespa returns and volatility? pp. 388-396

Joilson Giorno, Adilson Padovan Junior and Isadora Abila Tarosso

Multiplier effect, credit and economic cycle: a neo-Kaleckian model pp. 397-414

Marina da Silva Sanches and Gustavo Pereira Serra

2025, month March, vol 26

Artificial intelligence: where does Brazil stand in global scientific production and what are the main technical determinants of adoption by Brazilian companies pp. 358-374

Maurício Benedeti Rosa and Luis Claudio Kubota

2025, month February, vol 26

Growth, trade, institutions, and geography: new empirical evidence pp. 317-334

Thiago Rocha Fabris, André Filipe Zago de Azevedo and Magnus Dos Reis

How much is too much inflation? Classifying inflationary regimes pp. 335-357

Manuel de Mier and Fernando Delbianco

2025, month January, vol 26

Persistence of the armed conflict in Colombia: an agreement without peace pp. 294-316

Isabel Cristina Rivera-Lozada, Andrés Mauricio Gómez Sánchez and Jennifer Uni-Chilito

2024, month September, vol 26

Market power and wages: evidence from Brazil pp. 1-24

Pedro Cavalcanti Gonçalves Ferreira

Do children study longer depending on their parents’ level of engagement? An analysis of factors related to Brazilian students’ engagement pp. 47-66

Esmeralda Correa Macana, Thamires Zaboto Mirolli, Ana Luíza Farage Silva, Lauana Rossetto Lazaretti, Lorenzo Luiz Bianchi, Gustavo Frio and Marco Tulio Aniceto França

Monetary and fiscal policies in Brazil and the behavioral approach pp. 108-126

Raphael José Pereira Freitas

Economic growth, income inequality and lethal violence in developed countries pp. 127-146

Temidayo James Aransiola, Marcelo Justus dos Santos and Vania Ceccato

2024, month August, vol 26

Structural change and employment growth in India: reinterpreting “Manufacturing as an Engine of Growth” pp. 25-46

Satya Padhi

Central budget allocation regime and total factor productivity in Vietnam: a decomposition approach pp. 67-88

Dao Van Le and Tuyen Quang Tran

Financial market uncertainty and the macro economy: the role of governance and institutional quality pp. 89-107

Rexford Abaidoo and Elvis Kwame Agyapong

Differences in Brazilian structural change before and after 1980: an exploration of its causes pp. 269-293

Marcos Paulo da Silva Falleiro and Pedro Cezar Dutra Fonseca

2024, month September, vol 25

Fast payment, credit and bank diversification: the impact of Pix adoption on the local credit market structure pp. 377-392

Adriana Gomes and Thiago Silva

The relevance of post-Keynesian macroeconomics for middle-income economies pp. 393-404

Carmem Feijo

2024, month August, vol 25

Empirical evidence of Goodwin’s growth cycle in the Indian organised manufacturing sector pp. 439-456

Zeeshan Nezami Ansari and Rajendra Narayan Paramanik

2024, month June, vol 25

The role of smart cities in sustainable development: empirical evidence from Türkiye pp. 422-438

Basak Ozarslan Dogan

2024, month May, vol 25

Institutions and financial development: Comparative analysis of developed and developing economies pp. 347-376

Fernanda Cigainski Lisbinski and Heloisa Lee Burnquist

2024, month April, vol 25

What drives the real estate market? Could behavioral indicators be useful in house pricing models? pp. 157-174

Evangelos Vasileiou, Elroi Hadad and Georgios Melekos

Public investment, infrastructure and private investment in Brazil: is there a crowding-in effect? pp. 289-308

Hugo Iasco-Pereira and Rafael Duregger

The relationship between financial stability and transparency in social-environmental policies pp. 405-421

Claudio de Moraes and André Pinto Bandeira de Mello

2024, month March, vol 25

Assessing the effects of gender stereotype in STEM in a Brazilian university pp. 74-91

Camila Alvarenga and Cicero Braga

Debt, economic growth and threshold effects: Evidence from developing countries pp. 92-108

María María Ibañez Martín, Mara Leticia Rojas and Carlos Dabús

Pursuing a Grand Theory: Douglass C. North and the early making of a New Institutional Social Science (1950-1981) pp. 109-156

Keanu Telles

Does extending school time reduce the juvenile pregnancy rate? A longitudinal analysis of Ceará State (Brazil) pp. 229-246

Alesandra Benevides, Alan Oliveira Sousa, Daniel Tomaz de Sousa and Francisca Zilania Mariano

Relatedness and regional economic complexity: Good news for some, bad news for others pp. 264-288

Arthur Ribeiro Queiroz, João Prates Romero and Elton Eduardo Freitas

Greenhouse gas emissions patterns and insertion in global value chains: a comparative study between Brazil and China (2000–2016) pp. 309-328

Tiago Ferreira Barcelos and Kaio Glauber Vital Costa

Financialization and labor discipline in contemporary capitalism pp. 329-346

Lucas Prata Feres, Alex Palludeto and Hugo Miguel Oliveira Rodrigues Dias

2024, month February, vol 25

Regional income inequality in Brazil: state-level Distributional National Accounts pp. 32-52

Davi Bhering

Smoking effects on labor income: new evidence for Brazil pp. 53-73

Leandro Pinheiro Vieira and Rafael Mesquita Pereira

From “dull” to “cheerful”: the relevance of Adam Smith for today pp. 178-188

Maria Pia Paganelli

Contagion by COVID-19 in the cities: commuting distance and residential density matter? pp. 189-209

Denis Alves, Raul Silveira Neto, André Chagas and Tatiane Almeida De Menezes

The impact of biomass power plants on Brazilian workers’ income: a synthetic difference-in-differences approach pp. 210-228

Daniel Uhr, Mikael Jhordan Lacerda Cordeiro and Júlia Gallego Ziero Uhr

Impact of extreme rainfall shocks on the educational performance of vulnerable urban students: evidence from Brazil pp. 247-263

Francisca Letícia Ferreira de Lima, Rafael Barros Barbosa, Alesandra Benevides and Fernando Daniel de Oliveira Mayorga