Journal of Economic Studies

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

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The growth of government spending and the money supply pp. 406-436: Magda Kandil
Routes to chaos in macroeconomic theory pp. 437-468: Orlando Gomes
Cournot's model applied to cellphone service in Colombia, 1995‐2001 pp. 469-477: Mora R. Jhon James
Private provision of public goods: incentives for donations pp. 497-519: Karen Pittel and Dirk Rübbelke

Productivity trends in the United States pp. 320-335: Apostolos Serletis and Guohua Feng
An analytical approach on defense expenditure and economic growth pp. 336-343: Huseyin Kalyoncu and Fatih Yucel
Does inflation exaggerate the equity premium? pp. 344-356: Kyriacos Kyriacou, Jakob Madsen and Bryan Mase
Regional welfare weights for Turkey pp. 357-368: Haluk Sezer
Evaluating the magnitude of the shadow economy: a direct survey approach pp. 369-385: Colin Williams
Social security expenditures and economic growth pp. 386-404: Chien‐Chiang Lee and Chun‐Ping Chang

Economists and the social question pp. 240-268: Peter R. Senn
Long‐term views of the “social question” in Germany during the 19th and 20th century pp. 269-283: Karl‐Heinz Schmidt
Bismarck and the social question pp. 284-301: Marcel van Meerhaeghe
Weavers and female weavers pp. 302-306: Shigenari Kanamori
Another look at the social question pp. 307-316: Joaquim Silva

Approaches of the Austrian School to theSoziale Fragebefore World War I – Wieser and Böhm‐Bawerk pp. 177-188: Guenther Chaloupek
A reexamination of welfare states from an institutional perspective pp. 189-205: Norio Sasaki
The intellectual foundations of the social market economy pp. 206-223: Alexander Ebner
The social question and fundamental principles of modern market economics – there is more agreement than contradiction pp. 224-236: Hans Frambach

Monetary regimes and inflation in 12 Caribbean economies pp. 96-107: Derick Boyd and Ronald Smith
Fiscal policy in the European Union pp. 108-120: Christos Kollias and Susana‐Maria Paleologou
The saving‐investment relationship in periods of structural change pp. 121-129: Evangelia Papapetrou
Occupational gender wage discrimination in Turkey pp. 130-143: Orhan Kara
Returns to costly pre‐bargaining claims: taking a principled stand pp. 144-170: A.J. Ostaszewski

A note on global taxes and aid for development pp. 5-11: Howell H. Zee
The role of the interprovincial transfers in theβ‐convergence process pp. 12-29: Gabriel Rodríguez
Degree of environmental stringency and the impact on trade patterns pp. 30-51: Selim Cagatay and Hakan Mihci
Monetary policy and endogenous time preference pp. 52-67: Eric Kam and Mohammed Mohsin
Slotting allowances and retailer market power pp. 68-77: Hao Wang
The rise in European unemployment: a bargaining perspective pp. 78-90: Graeme Chamberlin

How sensitive are Britain's inpayments and outpayments to the value of the British pound pp. 455-467: Mohsen Bahmani‐Oskooee, Claire Economidou and Gour Goswami
The contribution of remittances to growth pp. 468-496: Nicholas P. Glytsos
Performance measurement in tax offices with a stochastic frontier model pp. 497-510: Carlos Barros
Money volatility and output volatility: any asymmetric effects? pp. 511-523: Nicholas Apergis and Stephen Miller
An exploration of earnings whispers forecasts as predictors of stock returns pp. 524-539: Rebecca Abraham
Labour market reforms and economic growth – the European experience in the 1990s pp. 540-573: Karl Aiginger

Contribution, attribution and the assignment of intellectual property rights in economics pp. 382-386: Franklin Mixon and W. Charles Sawyer
The endogeneity of optimum currency area criteria – lessons from history for European monetary union pp. 387-405: François Mann‐Quirici
Determinants of regional growth disparity in China's transitional economy pp. 406-419: Chien‐Hsun Chen and Hsiu‐Ling Wu
Wage pacts and economic growth pp. 420-434: Martin Zagler
Eliminating undeclared work: beyond a deterrence approach pp. 435-449: Colin Williams and Jan Windebank

The Younger German Historical School and the problem of unemployment pp. 300-313: Hans Frambach
Karl Knies, Austrians, and Max Weber: a Heidelberg connection? pp. 314-330: Kiichiro Yagi
Alfred Marshall versus the historical school? pp. 331-348: Geoffrey Hodgson
The German Historical School and Russian economic thought pp. 349-374: Alla Sheptun

The German historical schools in the history of economic thought pp. 185-255: Peter R. Senn
Entrepreneurship and economic development pp. 256-274: Alexander Ebner
Some remarks on self‐interest, the historical schools and the evolution of the theory of public goods pp. 275-293: Michael Pickhardt

The school‐to‐work transition in England and Wales pp. 88-113: Pamela Lenton
Publicly financed education in an endogenous growth model pp. 114-131: John Creedy and Norman Gemmell
Testing export‐led growth in South Asia pp. 132-145: Jim Love and Ramesh Chandra
Time‐series estimation of import demand functions for pulses in India pp. 146-157: Frank Agbola and Maylene Y. Damoense
An empirical analysis of Fiji's import demand function pp. 158-168: Seema Narayan and Paresh Kumar Narayan
Historical school and institutionalism pp. 169-178: Staffan Hultén

Rural‐urban and regional inequality in output, income and consumption in China under economic reforms pp. 4-24: Shujie Yao, Zongyi Zhang and Gengfu Feng
A note on the relationship between real wages and employment pp. 25-32: Dimitris K. Christopoulos
Thomas Edison's “except one” pp. 33-46: David Hammes and Douglas Wills
Social discount rates for member countries of the European Union pp. 47-59: David J. Evans and Haluk Sezer
Can developing countries benefit from export promotion? pp. 60-80: Xiangkang Yin and Xiangshuo Yin