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2017

Can diversity encourage entrepreneurship in transition economies? pp. 313

Elena Nikolova

Gender differences in wages and leadership pp. 323

Mario Macis

Maximum likelihood and economic modeling pp. 326

Gauthier Lanot

Should agricultural employment in transition economies be encouraged? pp. 328

Zvi Lerman

Are overhead costs a good guide for charitable giving? pp. 329

Jonathan Meer

Foreign direct investment and employment in transition economies pp. 330

Saul Estrin

The economics of employment tribunals pp. 331

Paul Latreille

The effects of public sector employment on the economy pp. 332

Vincenzo Caponi

Can firms oversee more workers with fewer managers? pp. 333

Valerie Smeets

Do institutions matter for entrepreneurial development? pp. 334

Ruta Aidis

Does religiosity explain economic outcomes? pp. 335

Olga Popova

Using linear regression to establish empirical relationships pp. 336

Marno Verbeek

How does grandparent childcare affect labor supply? pp. 337

Giulio Zanella

Upgrading technology in Central and Eastern European economies pp. 338

Slavo Radosevic

Skills or jobs: Which comes first? pp. 339

Jesko Hentschel

How does monetary policy affect labor demand and labor productivity? pp. 340

Andrew Benito

Does broadband infrastructure boost employment? pp. 341

Oliver Falck

Does homeownership affect education outcomes? pp. 342

Stephen Whelan

For long-term economic development, only skills matter pp. 343

Eric Hanushek

How is new technology changing job design? pp. 344

Michael Gibbs

Do payroll tax cuts boost formal jobs in developing countries? pp. 345

Carmen Pages

Climate change, natural disasters, and migration pp. 346

Linguere Mbaye

Identifying and measuring economic discrimination pp. 347

Sergio Firpo

How effective is compulsory schooling as a policy instrument? pp. 348

Colm Harmon

Is teacher certification an effective tool for developing countries? pp. 349

Todd Pugatch

Microfinance and rural non-farm employment in developing countries pp. 350

Shyamal Chowdhury

The changing nature of jobs in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 351

Piotr Lewandowski

The need for and use of panel data pp. 352

Hans-Jürgen Andreß

Female poverty and intrahousehold inequality in transition economies pp. 353

Luca Piccoli

Measuring flows of international migration pp. 354

James Raymer

Do firms’ wage-setting powers increase during recessions? pp. 355

Todd Sorensen

Multiple job-holding: Career pathway or dire straits? pp. 356

Konstantinos Pouliakas

The happiness gap between transition and non-transition countries pp. 357

Ekaterina Skoglund

Gender differences in corporate hierarchies pp. 358

Antti Kauhanen

Motherhood wage penalty may affect pronatalist policies pp. 359

Olena Nizalova

Do trade unions in Central and Eastern Europe make a difference? pp. 360

Iga Magda

The labor market in the US, 2000–2016 pp. 361

Daniel Hamermesh

Multitasking at work: Do firms get what they pay for? pp. 362

Ann P. Bartel

Air pollution and worker productivity pp. 363

Matthew Neidell

International trade and economic insecurity pp. 364

Mine Senses

Racial wage differentials in developed countries pp. 365

Simonetta Longhi

Does education strengthen the life skills of adolescents? pp. 366

Stefanie Schurer

Relative pay, effort, and labor supply pp. 367

Anat Bracha

Gross domestic product: Are other measures needed? pp. 368

Barbara M. Fraumeni

The value of hiring through employee referrals in developed countries pp. 369

Mitchell Hoffman

How do candidates’ looks affect their election chances? pp. 370

Panu Poutvaara

Firm size and business cycles pp. 371

Túlio Cravo

Relative deprivation in the labor market pp. 372

Paolo Verme

Demographic and economic determinants of migration pp. 373

Nicole Simpson

Adult literacy programs in developing countries pp. 374

Niels-Hugo (Hugo) Blunch

Does hot weather affect human fertility? pp. 375

Alan Barreca

Why does unemployment differ for immigrants? pp. 376

Stephen Drinkwater

Production spillovers: Are they valued? pp. 377

Joseph Price

How does international trade affect household welfare? pp. 378

Beyza Ural Marchand

The labor market in Germany, 2000–2016 pp. 379

Hilmar Schneider and Ulf Rinne

Job search monitoring and assistance for the unemployed pp. 380

Ioana Marinescu

Air pollution, educational achievements, and human capital formation pp. 381

Sefi Roth

Fertility decisions and alternative types of childcare pp. 382

Chiara Pronzato

Competitiveness, labor market institutions, and monetary policy pp. 383

Ester Faia

The rise of secularism and its economic consequences pp. 384

Fernando Lozano

The labor market in Japan, 2000–2016 pp. 385

Daiji Kawaguchi and Hiroaki Mori

Trans people, well-being, and labor market outcomes pp. 386

Nick Drydakis

How does the one child policy impact social and economic outcomes? pp. 387

Wei Huang

Wage policies in the public sector during wholesale privatization pp. 388

Jelena Nikolic

Family-friendly and human-capital-based immigration policy pp. 389

Harriet Duleep and Mark Regets

Unemployment and the role of supranational policies pp. 390

Juan F Jimeno

Rethinking the skills gap pp. 391

Thijs van Rens and Roland Rathelot

The influence of occupational licensing and regulation pp. 392

Morris M. Kleiner

Hours vs employment in response to demand shocks pp. 393

Robert Hart

Fighting employment informality with schooling pp. 394

Rodrigo Soares and Daniel Haanwinckel

What is the role for molecular genetic data in public policy? pp. 395

Steven Lehrer and Weili Ding

How digital payments can benefit entrepreneurs pp. 396

Leora Klapper

Why does part-time employment increase in recessions? pp. 397

Daniel Borowczyk-Martins

Political connectedness and formal finance in transition economies pp. 398

Kobil Ruziev

Do post-prison job opportunities reduce recidivism? pp. 399

Kevin Schnepel

The value of financial literacy and financial education for workers pp. 400

Pierre-Carl Michaud

Youth unemployment in transition economies pp. 401

Marcello Signorelli

The labor market in Switzerland, 2000–2016 pp. 402

Rafael Lalive and Tobias Lehmann

The labor market in Spain, 2002–2016 pp. 403

Anna Sanz-de-Galdeano and Anastasia Terskaya

The Danish labor market, 2000–2016 pp. 404

Torben M. Andersen

The labor market in South Korea, 2000–2016 pp. 405

Jungmin Lee

Working hours: Past, present, and future pp. 406

Peter Dolton

The labor market in Italy, 2000–2016 pp. 407

Luca Nunziata and Francesca Marino

The labor market in Austria, 2000–2016 pp. 408

René Böheim

Skill utilization at work: Opportunity and motivation pp. 409

Giovanni Russo

Replication in labor economics pp. 413

W. Reed

Returns to language skills in transition economies pp. 416

Astghik Mavisakalyan