Empirica
1996 - 2026
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Volume 53, issue 4, 2026
- When growth isn’t shared: a century of inequality, productivity, and adjusted economic output pp. 1051-1085

- Mahmut Zeki Akarsu, İrem Yendi and Erdem Seçilmiş
- ECB monetary policy spillovers in small open economies: evidence from a hierarchical Bayesian panel VAR for a sample of Western Balkan countries pp. 1087-1155

- Dejan Kovacevic
- The dual frontier: heterogeneous associations of Artificial Intelligence with sectoral growth and the moderating role of institutional quality pp. 1157-1200

- Nadeem Aljonaid, Edmund Li Sheng, Deyaaldeen Almajeedy and Ahmed Alwadeai
- Vulnerability to severe material and social deprivation across EU-27 socio-economic clusters in the polycrisis era pp. 1201-1232

- Erik Šoltés, Michał Pietrzak and Lívia Krajčíková
- ESG and firm valuation: causal effects versus predictive relevance pp. 1233-1270

- Matúš Panko
- Consumer inflation expectations before and after the 2022 inflation surge: the role of perceived and individual inflation pp. 1271-1294

- Gerda Kirpson
- Income convergence with the developed world: sub-Saharan African countries v Central and Eastern European countries pp. 1295-1320

- Dennis Nchor and Petr Rozmahel
- How does interest rate pass-through change over time? Rolling windows and the role of the credit risk premium in the pricing of Czech loans pp. 1321-1351

- Eva Hromádková, Ivana Kubicová and Branislav Saxa
- Public debt and inflation pass-through to interest-rate conditions in the European union pp. 1353-1411

- Paulo Reis Mourao, Cristiana Tudor and Ramona Dieaconescu
- Risk perception and financial literacy: an analysis through PROMETHEE II of inter- and intra-gender differences pp. 1413-1449

- Viviana Ventre, Roberta Martino, María José Muñoz Torrecillas and Luigi Valio
- Does digitalisation explain short-term economic growth synchronization in the EU? pp. 1451-1479

- Cristina Strango, Mihai Mutascu and Alexandre Sokic
- Green energy practices in manufacturing export dynamics: panel evidence from emerging markets pp. 1481-1522

- Himanshu Sekhar Panda and Mantu Kumar Mahalik
- Is there a portfolio rebalancing channel of QE in Latvia? pp. 1523-1551

- Andrejs Zlobins
- Monetary virtue and financial misfortune in the Italian economy pp. 1553-1590

- Riccardo Romano Boiani
- The effects of entrepreneurship on income inequality in developed countries: in search of mechanisms pp. 1591-1633

- Eckhardt Bode, Lena Fiedler and Alina Sorgner
- Exchange rate effects on export performance along the textile value chain: evidence from Turkey pp. 1635-1658

- Kadir Kırka and Dilek Durusu-Ciftci
- The regional trade dynamics of Türkiye: Moving toward EU or MENA? pp. 1659-1684

- H. Dilara Mumcu Akan, Billur Engin Balin and Ferda Karagoz Ozenc
Volume 53, issue 3, 2026
- Investments needed for achieving climate neutrality in Austria and their economic implications pp. 595-619

- Klaus Weyerstrass, Kerstin Plank, Elisabeth Laa, Daniel Schmidtner, Hannes Zenz, Ilse Schindler, Bernd Guggele, Michael Getzner and Leonhard Plank
- The role of market beliefs and macroeconomic fundamentals in the 2010–2013 Portuguese sovereign debt crisis pp. 621-660

- Sandra Bernardo, Maria Luísa Vasconcelos and Fátima Rocha
- The stabilizing role of government scale: impacts on output volatility and economic losses pp. 661-709

- António Afonso, José Alves and Frederico Leal
- Regime-dependent savings retention across emerging markets rolling-window adaptive elastic net evidence from a cross-country panel pp. 711-738

- Insu Choi
- Monetary shocks and labor markets: evidence from online job vacancy postings pp. 739-752

- Serhan Cevik, Alice Fan and Sadhna Naik
- Disentangling the welfare costs of monetary policy inertia: parameter uncertainty and policy delay in Poland’s 2021–2023 inflation episode pp. 753-775

- Metin Tetik
- After the pandemic: Optimal fiscal policies for Slovenia pp. 777-797

- Reinhard Neck, Dmitri Blueschke, Klaus Weyerstrass and Miroslav Verbič
- We are different: the drivers of asset quality in loan type and sectoral breakdowns pp. 799-835

- Mehmet Selman Çolak, Yavuz Kılıç, Huseyin Ozturk and Mehmet Emre Şamcı
- Geopolitical risk and gold return predictability across quantile states: quantile on quantile regression with block bootstrap and scenario forecasts pp. 837-866

- Khder Alakkari
- Employment effects of immigration in Austria pp. 867-912

- Katarina Valkova
- Economic policy uncertainty and bank wholesale funding: Does the quality of political signals matter? pp. 913-938

- Thanh Cong Nguyena, Hong Chi Mai and Thi Ngoc Phuong Nguyen
- Does chip price cause macroeconomic fluctuations? pp. 939-970

- Luccas Attílio
- Analysing the link between income composition inequality and personal income inequality in Spain 2007–2021 pp. 971-1003

- José Manuel Amoedo and Bruno Blanco-Varela
- Estimating the Tobacco Kuznets relationship in Spain (1957–2023): income curvature, projected turning points, and policy implications pp. 1005-1028

- Juan Manuel Martín-Álvarez, Miguel Ángel Del Arco-Osuna, Aida Galiano and Brenda Vázquez-La Hoz
- estimateW: a Bayesian R package for estimating spatial weight matrices, with an application to European regional growth pp. 1029-1049

- Tamás Krisztin and Philipp Piribauer
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
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