Empirica

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Volume 53, issue 2, 2026

Compliance with fiscal sustainability and the euro pp. 285-316

António Afonso and Catarina Farinha Miranda

COVID-19, economic policy uncertainty and stock returns in selected European countries: a wavelet analysis pp. 317-349

Eugene Kouassi, Pamphile Mezui Mbeng, Loukou Landry Eric Yobouet, Jean-Paul Tchankam and Oluyele Akinkugbe

Are Austrians ageing healthily? pp. 351-371

Nicole Halmdienst, Michael Radhuber, Theresa Weitzhofer-Yurtisik and Rudolf Winter-Ebmer

Collaborative agglomeration of digital and manufacturing industries: a pathway to strengthening green resilience pp. 373-415

Yang Fu, Hanqi Song and Fakhar Shahzad

Asset prices and durable spending in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 417-461

Florina Burdet and Monica Ioana Pop Silaghi

Trade scope and concentration after 2020: evidence from a small open economy pp. 463-485

Klavdij Logožar

Finance, asset prices, and the business cycle: evidence on the reliability of real-time output gap estimates pp. 487-514

Dominik Schmied

Homebuying sentiment in a booming housing market – evidence from Poland pp. 515-534

Joanna Waszczuk

Reevaluating the determinants of population health in Europe: a spatial regression analysis pp. 535-563

Blanka Škrabić Perić and Ivana Mravak

Path-dependent energy innovation under carbon pricing and subsidy policies: challenges for Europe’s net-zero transition pp. 565-593

Bilal Çayır and Onur Yeni

Volume 53, issue 1, 2026

Why Europeans (do not) leave part-time employment? A competing risks analysis pp. 1-43

Vladislav Flek, Martin Hála and Martina Mysíková

Correction: Why Europeans (do not) leave part-time employment? A competing risks analysis pp. 45-63

Vladislav Flek, Martin Hála and Martina Mysíková

The effect of risk sharing on monetary policy transmission in the Euro Area pp. 65-77

Makram El-Shagi and Kiril Tochkov

Economic voting and the radical right in Europe: unveiling regional dynamics with novel approaches pp. 79-111

Umurcan Polat and Altan Bozdoğan

Short and medium-term effects of intangible capital on firm growth: firm-level evidence from austrian microdata pp. 113-148

Klaus Friesenbichler and Agnes Kügler

Reaching (Beyond) the frontier: energy efficiency in Europe pp. 149-166

Serhan Cevik and Kelly Gao

How do indirect taxes reshape tax-benefit-revealed social preferences for redistribution? pp. 167-199

Marko Ledić and Ivica Rubil

Trade liberalisation and firm-level employment a case study of the EU eastern enlargement pp. 201-230

Tobias Brändle and René Kalweit

Participation in a bonus program for preventive behavior and its association with health care expenditures pp. 231-252

Boris Augurzky, Arndt Reichert, Christoph Schmidt and Ansgar Wübker

Does data assetization enhance corporate innovation performance? A quasi-natural experiment based on the integration of informatization and industrialization in China pp. 253-283

Kaiyuan Yang, Yuning Luo, Qiao Zou and Alfredo Jimenez

Volume 52, issue 4, 2025

Is uncertainty in the European stock market resilient to geopolitical risk? A non-homogeneous regime-switching analysis pp. 651-666

David Neto

How uncertainty affects firm performance in the textile and clothing industry: a comparison of European manufacturing and retail firms pp. 667-685

N. Baris Vardar and Atilla Cifter

The dynamics of Okun’s law: cross-country analysis across economic cycles (1980–2023) pp. 687-720

Ihlas Sovbetov

Nowcasting economic activity in a small open CESEE economy using mixed frequency data pp. 721-776

Jan Radovan and Igor Masten

Does fiscal devaluation always work? A sectoral and business cycle perspective pp. 777-810

Piotr Ciżkowicz, Andrzej Rzońca and Wiktor Wojciechowski

Examining the ‘blessing’ effects of natural resource endowments on economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 811-838

Néstor Le Clech

Cross-country determinants of COVID19 mortality and the manipulation of death data in autocratic regimes pp. 839-862

Aleksandra Nojković, Milojko Arsić and Emilija Milošević

The impact of ICT adoption on productivity: evidence from Portuguese firm-level data pp. 863-884

João Amador and Cátia Silva

Correction: Scope, scale, and locational preferences: an analysis of emerging multinationals pp. 885-886

José C. Fariñas, Ana Martín-Marcos and Lourdes Moreno

Volume 52, issue 3, 2025

Convergence, inequality and inflation synchronization: evidence from the Eurozone pp. 413-433

Jakub Borowski, Jarko Fidrmuc and Krystian Jaworski

Banking sector size and economic performance in the Euro area countries pp. 435-456

Agata Wierzbowska

Capital structure and institutional status in the European Union pp. 457-492

Alejandro Casino-Martínez, Jose López-Gracia and Reyes Mestre-Barberá

Technological integration and tax compliance: a quantitative evaluation of fraud detection efficiency in judicial tax proceedings in EU member States pp. 493-522

Emilio Abad-Segura, Francisco José Castillo-Díaz, Nathalie Hernández-Pérez and Luis J. Belmonte-Ureña

Agglomeration and human capital: an extended spatial Mankiw-Romer-Weil model for European regions pp. 523-557

Alicia Gómez-Tello, María-José Murgui-García and María-Teresa Sanchis-Llopis

Scope, scale, and locational preferences: an analysis of emerging multinationals pp. 559-589

José C. Fariñas, Ana Martín-Marcos and Lourdes Moreno

Returns on informal and formal finance for Indian informal firms: a pseudo panel data analysis pp. 591-611

Lokesh Posti, Mamta Kholiya and Akhilesh Kumar Posti

Macroeconomic drivers of CO2 emissions: a panel estimation for African countries pp. 613-650

Samuel Owusu

Volume 52, issue 2, 2025

Gender gap in digital financial inclusion across generations pp. 197-210

Ekin Ayşe Özşuca

Complementarities of occupations and language skills of immigrants in Europe pp. 211-241

Peter Tóth and Matej Vitáloš

Financial education and spillover effects pp. 243-271

Theodosis Kallenos, Andreas Milidonis, George Nishiotis and Stavros Zenios

Religiosity and risk-taking of Muslims: evidence from lab and field pp. 273-295

Hamza Umer, Takashi Kurosaki and Kazuhiro Obayashi

Decision mechanism of farmers’ low-carbon agricultural technology adoption: an evolutionary game theory approach pp. 297-331

Adnan Khan, Xiaoyu Qu and Zhendong Gong

Combining Walter Isard’s location, trade, and peace theories using a gravitational field model: a case study on the European market and Brexit pp. 333-355

Luigi Capoani, Alessandro Barlese and Alexandru Tudorache

Effects of specific versus ad valorem excise taxes: empirical evidence on cigarette pricing in the EU pp. 357-376

Marko Primorac, Silvija Vlah Jerić and Marija Davidović

A dynamic efficiency analysis for tax revenues in OECD countries pp. 377-411

Antonio Afonso, Ana Patricia Montes and José M. Domínguez

Volume 52, issue 1, 2025

Special Issue: Economics in Times of Uncertainty—Selected Papers of the 2023 Annual Meeting of the Austrian Economic Association pp. 1-3

Jörg Paetzold and Lisa Windsteiger

Inflation forecasting in turbulent times pp. 5-37

Martin Ertl, Ines Fortin, Jaroslava Hlouskova, Sebastian P. Koch, Robert Kunst and Leopold Sögner

Monetary work-incentives within the Austrian tax and benefit system pp. 39-62

Dénes Kucsera, Hanno Lorenz and Wolfgang Nagl

Regression analysis with independent variables in shares: a guide and an empirical example pp. 63-98

Ulrich B. Morawetz and H. Allen Klaiber

Optimal fiscal policy in times of uncertainty: a stochastic control approach pp. 99-120

Reinhard Neck, Dmitri Blueschke and Viktoria Blueschke-Nikolaeva

The endogeneity of optimum currency areas in light of pan-European intra-industry trade patterns and business cycle synchronicity pp. 121-142

Frank Niklas Steinert and Wilhelm Althammer

Testing PPP hypothesis under considerations of nonlinear and asymmetric adjustments: new international evidence pp. 143-172

Zixiong Xie, Shyh-Wei Chen and Chun-Kuei Hsieh

What drives trust in the financial sector supervisor? New empirical evidence for the Netherlands pp. 173-195

Carin Cruijsen, Maurice Doll and Jakob Haan