Journal of Economics

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Giacomo Corneo

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Seller competition on two-sided platforms pp. 213-245: Neaketa Chawla and Debasis Mondal
Platform competition with common ownership pp. 247-265: Jiancai Pi and Pengqing Zhang
Entry, market structures and welfare pp. 267-276: Suryaprakash Mishra
Losses from horizontal merger and collusion pp. 277-289: Hamid Beladi and Arijit Mukherjee
Multiple prizes for multiple tasks: externalities and the optimal design of tournaments pp. 291-303: Susan Xu Tang and Yongsheng Xu
Correction: Can cross-holdings benefit consumers? pp. 305-305: Hao Cheng, Xiaoting Wu and Chenhang Zeng

Licensing of a new technology by an outside and uninformed licensor pp. 111-162: Manel Antelo and Antonio Sampayo
Alternative forms of buyer power in a vertical duopoly: implications for profits, welfare, and cost pass-through pp. 163-198: Aditya Bhattacharjea and Srishti Gupta
The legal incidence of ad valorem taxes matters pp. 199-211: Wilfried Pauwels and Fred Schroyen

Collusion under product differentiation pp. 1-43: Neelanjan Sen, Urvashi Tandon and Rajit Biswas
Repeated matching, career concerns, and firm size pp. 45-80: Eunhee Kim
Intellectual property rights, taxation, and firms’ innovation: theory and evidence from China pp. 81-109: Rongxin Xu, Yibai Yang and Zhijie Zheng

A contest model of balancing pp. 195-221: Will Kielm
On the takeover mechanism in market socialism pp. 223-243: Emilio Carnevali and Matteo Sommacal
Can cross-holdings benefit consumers? pp. 245-273: Hao Cheng, Xiaoting Wu and Chenhang Zeng
Degree of product differentiation, antitrust enforcement and cartel stability pp. 275-287: Williams Huamani, Marcelo Braga and Lucas Campio Pinha
Komlos, John, Foundations of real-world economics: what every economics student needs to know, 3rd edition, 2023, Routledge, New York and London, 420 pp., £ 39.99 (Paperback) pp. 289-292: Rainer Hillebrand
Correction to: Komlos, John, Foundations of real-world economics: what every economics student needs to know, 3rd edition, 2023, Routledge, New York and London, 420 pp., £ 39.99 (Paperback) pp. 293-294: Rainer Hillebrand

Government spending and monopolistic competition with heterogeneous firm productivity pp. 101-135: Cheng-wei Chang and Ting-wei Lai
Investment externalities, bank liquidity creation, and bank failures pp. 137-162: Diemo Dietrich and Uwe Vollmer
Intrapersonal price discrimination and welfare in a dominant firm model pp. 163-188: Manel Antelo and Lluís Bru
Brunnermeier M.K. and R. Reis: a crash course on crisis. Macroeconomic concepts for run-ups, collapses and recoveries pp. 189-194: Jean-Bernard Chatelain

Effects of patent policy on growth and inequality: exogenous versus endogenous quality improvements pp. 1-28: You-Xun Lu, Ching-chong Lai and Po-Yang Yu
Technology choice, externalities in production, and a chaotic middle-income trap pp. 29-56: Takao Asano, Akihisa Shibata and Masanori Yokoo
Mitigation and adaptation: an informational perspective pp. 57-92: Fuhai Hong and Yu Pang
Bardhan, Pranab: A world of insecurity. Democratic disenchantment in rich and poor countries, Harvard university press, 2022, 240 pp., $ 27.95 (hardcover) pp. 93-100: Alessandra Pelloni

Imperfect collusion in monitored markets with free entry pp. 181-207: Ludwig Auer and Tu Anh Pham
Downstream new product development and upstream process innovation pp. 209-231: Akio Kawasaki, Tomomichi Mizuno and Kazuhiro Takauchi
Analyzing strategic behavior in a dynamic model of bargaining and war pp. 233-257: Serhat Doğan, Kerim Keskin and Çağrı Sağlam
Translation efficiency and directionally optimal scale pp. 259-273: Rolf Färe and Giannis Karagiannis
Dhami, Sanjit and Sunstein, Cass R., bounded rationality. Heuristics, Judgment and Public Policy, MIT Press, 2022, 552 pp., $ 60.00 (Paperback) pp. 275-278: Ronnie Schöb

Technological knowledge and wages: from skill premium to wage polarization pp. 93-119: Oscar Afonso, Tiago Sequeira and Derick Almeida
Cournotian duopolistic firms may be Walrasian: a case in the Gabszewicz and Vial model pp. 121-140: Francesca Busetto, Giulio Codognato, Giorgia Pavan and Simone Tonin
Strategic product compatibility in network industries pp. 141-168: Domenico Buccella, Luciano Fanti and Luca Gori
Large Tullock contests pp. 169-179: Serhat Doğan, Emin Karagözoğlu, Kerim Keskin and Çağrı Sağlam

Endogenous capital-augmenting R&D, intersectoral labor reallocation, and the movement of the labor share pp. 1-36: Pengfei Zhang
The effects of downstream entry in a vertical mixed oligopoly: the role of input pricing pp. 37-61: Jiaxin Han and Chenhang Zeng
A model of privately funded public research pp. 63-91: Thomas Greve and Hans Keiding

Higher tax and less work: reverse “Keep up with the Joneses” and rising inequality pp. 177-190: Felix FitzRoy, Jim Jin and Michael Nolan
Common ownership in a delivered pricing duopoly pp. 191-208: Nuowen Bai and Toshihiro Matsumura
Incentives for prosocial behavior under reputation persistence and policy lags pp. 209-233: Francisco Candel-Sánchez and Juan Perote-Pena
Resource allocations in the best-of-k ( $$k=2,3$$ k = 2, 3 ) contests pp. 235-260: Aner Sela

International licensing under an endogenous tariff in vertically-related markets pp. 93-123: Kuang-Cheng Andy Wang, Dang-Long Bui, Yi-Jie Wang and Wen-Jung Liang
The impact of consumer’s regret on firms’ decisions in a durable good market pp. 125-157: Qianshuo Liu
An upstream monopoly with transport costs pp. 159-176: John Heywood and Zheng Wang

Conjectures and underpricing in repeated mass disputes with heterogeneous plaintiffs pp. 1-32: Giorgio Rampa and Margherita Saraceno
Optimal sentencing with recurring crimes and adjudication errors pp. 33-42: Alice Guerra and Tore Nilssen
The role of business locations in international patenting pp. 43-69: Di Fan and Long Zhao
More licensed technologies may make it worse: a welfare analysis of licensing vertically two-tier foreign technologies pp. 71-88: Ku-Chu Tsao, Jin-Li Hu, Hong Hwang and Yan-Shu Lin
Blanchard, O.: Fiscal policy under low interest rates pp. 89-91: Giacomo Corneo