Journal of Economics and Statistics (Jahrbuecher fuer Nationaloekonomie und Statistik)

1863 - 2026

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Volume 246, issue 4, 2026

Editorial: 2025 Best Paper Award pp. 281-283

Frenkel Michael, Nolte Sandra and Prantl Susanne

How does the Energy Transition Shape Inclusive Green Growth in the European Union? pp. 285-331

Paul Arindam, Sahoo Dukhabandhu, Mohapatra Souryabrata and Behera Manash Kumar

HICP and National CPI in Germany: As Similar as Possible, as Different as Needed pp. 333-359

Knetsch Thomas A., Popova Dilyana and Schwind Patrick

Perceived Inflation in Germany: Determinants and the Role of the Basket of Goods pp. 361-384

Heuermann Daniel F. and Krämer Andreas

The IAB/ZEW Start-Up Panel pp. 385-408

Rodepeter Elisa, Hottenrott Hanna and Gottschalk Sandra

Industrial Monuments in Germany: Data Basis and Overview of Regional Structures pp. 409-423

Fritsch Michael, Huegel Matthias, Greve Maria and Wyrwich Michael

Volume 246, issue 3, 2026

Do Firms Issue More Equity When Markets Become More Liquid? The Case of Imperial Germany, 1898–1913 pp. 193-217

Burhop Carsten and Gelman Sergey

A Note on Estimation of Empirical Models for Margins of Exports with Unknown Non-linear Functional Forms: A Kernel-Regularized Least Squares (KRLS) Approach pp. 219-228

Joachim Wagner

Interest Rate Changes and Borrower Search Behavior: An Experimental Replication with Extensions pp. 229-245

Vojtěch Kotrba and Kotrba Pavel

The ifo Human Resources Survey pp. 247-259

Schaller Daria, Jonas Hennrich and Klaus Wohlrabe

HOP – An Occupational Indicator for the Potential of Working from Home pp. 261-280

Bruns Franziska, Matthes Britta and Stops Michael

Volume 246, issue 1-2, 2026

Editorial – Special Issue on “Empirical Studies with Micro-Data from the German Pension Insurance” pp. 1-3

Mika Tatjana, Börsch-Supan Axel, Brussig Martin and Faik Jürgen

Dealing with Censored Earnings in Register Data pp. 5-34

Mattis Beckmannshagen, König Johannes, Retter Isabella, Schluter Christian, Carsten Schröder and Tchokni Yogam

Differences in Public Pension Entitlements within Couples – Analyses Based on SHARE-RV pp. 35-50

Herold Imke

Some are Hit Hard, for Others It’s Business as Usual: The Effects of Chronic Illnesses on Employment and Income Trajectories pp. 51-82

Jansen Andreas

The Motherhood Penalty in Financial Resources for Retirement: A Life Course Perspective on the Accumulation of Public Pension Wealth and Personal Wealth in East and West Germany pp. 83-106

Möhring Katja, Overweg Clara and Weiland Andreas P.

Pension Reform Effects in Times of Technological Change and Shifting Task Composition pp. 107-134

Boockmann Bernhard, Herdegen Natalie and Kroczek Martin

The Effect of Legal Retirement Age Reform on Retirement Behavior – Analysis and Synthesis of Several Natural Experiments pp. 135-169

Martin Stella and Stabenow Kevin

Ten Years Data Observer – A Service for Empirical Researchers in Economics pp. 171-180

Joachim Wagner

Transnational Perspectives on Migration and Integration – TRANSMIT Surveys of Syrian Nationals and Their Neighbors in Lebanon and Turkey (2019–2023) pp. 181-192

Gundacker Lidwina, Hertner Laura, Kühnert Nora, Rischke Ramona, Ruhnke Simon, Talebi Nader, Trocka Caroline and Brücker Herbert

Volume 245, issue 6, 2025

Payment Habits during Covid-19: Evidence from High-Frequency Transaction Data pp. 599-621

Dahlhaus Tatjana and Welte Angelika

Unintended Consequences of the 2015 Refugee Surge on Residential Building Permits in Germany pp. 623-641

Neukranz Nils and Joachim Zietz

A Carbon Wealth Tax: Modelling, Empirics, and Policy pp. 643-672

Neves José Pedro Bastos and Willi Semmler

Comment to “A Proposal for a Carbon Wealth Tax: Modelling, Empirics, and Policy” (DOI https://doi.org/10.1515/jbnst-2024-0078) by Willi Semmler and José Pedro Bastos Neves pp. 673-675

Friedrich Heinemann

Comment to “A Proposal for a Carbon Wealth Tax: Modelling, Empirics, and Policy” (DOI https://doi.org/10.1515/jbnst-2024-0078) by Willi Semmler and José Pedro Bastos Neves pp. 677-683

Kotz Hans-Helmut

Reply to the Comments by Hans-Helmut Kotz and Friedrich Heinemann to “A Proposal for a Carbon Wealth Tax: Modelling, Empirics, and Policy” (DOI https://doi.org/10.1515/jbnst-2024-0078) pp. 685-687

Willi Semmler and Neves José Pedro Bastos

Linked Employer–Employee Data from XING and the Mannheim Enterprise Panel pp. 689-703

Breithaupt Patrick, Hottenrott Hanna, Christian Rammer and Römer Konstantin

Data on Repeated Offerings in the German Housing Market Based on RWI-GEO-RED pp. 705-713

Breidenbach Philipp, Hoernig Lukas and Wiebe Thorben

Annual Reviewer Acknowledgement pp. 715-716

Peter Winker

Volume 245, issue 4-5, 2025

Editorial – Special Issue on “Central Bank Digital Currency” pp. 363-366

Katrin Assenmacher and Frenkel Michael

Public Use and Distribution of Retail CBDC: An Evidence from Thailand’s Retail CBDC Pilot Program pp. 367-399

Bhensook Nuntapun, Rattanakul Thanaporn, Synsatayakul Witit and Tohwisessuk Pakaporn

Simulating the Adoption of a Retail CBDC pp. 401-433

León Carlos, Moreno Jose F. and Soramäki Kimmo

CBDC and the Banking System pp. 435-478

Simone Auer, Nicola Branzoli, Giuseppe Ferrero, Ilari Antonio, Francesco Palazzo and Edoardo Rainone

Banking Crises Under a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pp. 479-526

Bitter Lea

Monetary Policy Transmission, Central Bank Digital Currency, and Bank Market Power pp. 527-576

Chen Hanfeng, Matthias Hänsel and Nguyen Hiep

The WBdigital Database: A Digital Repository for the Historical DIW-Wochenbericht, 1928–1968 pp. 577-588

Schöps Marcus, Wedekind Enrico, Gebel Tobias, Kempf Andreas O., Löwe Peter, Kohlhepp Luca, Gehrke Alexander and Puppe Frank

The IZA/Fable Swipe Consumption Index pp. 589-598

Nikos Askitas, Martinez Anoop Bindra and Cereda Fabio Saia

Volume 245, issue 3, 2025

Editorial: 2024 Best Paper Award pp. 247-249

Frenkel Michael, Sandra Nolte (Lechner) and Prantl Susanne

Strategic Location and Manager Delegation with Concentrated Consumer Demand pp. 251-267

Stadler Manfred and Unsorg Maximiliane

The German Inflation Trauma: Weimar’s Policy Lessons Between Persistence and Reconstruction pp. 269-332

Barkhausen David and Teupe Sebastian

Sustainable Macroeconomics, Climate Risks, and Energy Transitions: Dynamic Modeling, Empirics, and Policies pp. 333-338

Errouaki Karim

Combined International Trade and Investment Data “CITID” – A New Innovative and Comprehensive Data Landscape for Germany pp. 339-350

Boddin Dominik, Kruse Hendrik W., Merkle Hariolf, Walter Susanne and Zapf Benedikt

The Harmonised BIBB/BAuA Employment Survey 2006, 2012 and 2018 (H-ETB) pp. 351-361

Beatrice van Berk and Friedrich Anett

Volume 245, issue 1-2, 2025

Editorial: Minimum Wages – Experiences of European Countries pp. 1-5

Dütsch Matthias, Ohlert Clemens, Pfeifer Christian and Conny Wunsch

What Explains Differences in Minimum Wage Growth Between EU Member States? pp. 7-44

Baumann Arne

The Netherlands’ Minimum Wage 1969–2022: Can We Learn from Decline? pp. 45-78

Salverda Wiemer

The Minimum Wage in Greece: A Review of Institutional Features, Developments and Effects Between 1975 and 2023 pp. 79-111

Daphne Nicolitsas

The Minimum Wage in Germany: Institutional Setting and a Systematic Review of Key Findings pp. 113-151

Dütsch Matthias, Ohlert Clemens and Baumann Arne

Effects of the German Minimum Wage on Wages and Household Income pp. 153-183

Toralf Pusch

Effects of the German Minimum Wage on Earnings and Working Time Using Establishment Data pp. 185-213

Ohlert Clemens

CILS4NEPS – Unlocking Research Potential Through More Participants, More Schools and International Comparison: Harmonized Data for Research on Education, School-to-work Transition and Integration Processes for Adolescents in Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and England pp. 215-234

Dollmann Jörg, Arnold Lena and Horr Andreas

FamData: Database for Family Business Companies in Germany Covering Company Key Figures and Survey Data pp. 235-246

Johanna Garnitz, Annette von Maltzan and Klaus Wohlrabe