Journal of Economics

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Giacomo Corneo

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Optimal funding coverage in a mixed oligopoly with quality competition and price regulation pp. 201-225: Ziad Ghandour and Odd Rune Straume
Optimal partial privatization in an endogenous timing game: a mixed oligopoly approach pp. 227-250: Akio Kawasaki, Takao Ohkawa and Makoto Okamura
Downstream competition and profits under different input price bargaining structures pp. 251-268: Domenico Buccella and Luciano Fanti
Daniel Markovits, The Meritocracy Trap, Penguin Random House, 484 pp., 2019, $ 18. Michael Sandel, The Tyranny of Merit, 288 pp., Allen Lane, 2020 £ 20.00 (HB)/£ 9.99 (PB) pp. 269-276: Alessandra Pelloni
Anthea Roberts and Nicolas Lamp, six faces of globalization pp. 277-279: Enrico Colombatto

Market size, entry costs and free entry Cournot equilibrium pp. 97-114: Krishnendu Dastidar and Sugata Marjit
Existence and uniqueness of price equilibria in location-based models of differentiation with full coverage pp. 115-148: Janko Hernández Cortés and Paolo Morganti
Informal input suppliers, quality choice and welfare pp. 149-176: Sergio Daga and Pedro Mendi
New results on precautionary saving and nonlinear risks pp. 177-189: Claudio Bonilla and Marcos Vergara
Sonia Jaffe, Robert Minton, Casey B. Mulligan, and Kevin M. Murphy: Chicago Price Theory pp. 191-193: Andreas Asseyer
Sugata Marjit, Biswajit Mandal, and Noritsugu Nakanishi: Virtual trade and Comparative advantage: the Fourth dimension pp. 195-200: Gouranga Das

Product differentiation, privatization commitment and profitability comparisons pp. 1-24: Tai-Liang Chen and Yuxiang Zou
Product liability, multidimensional R&D and innovation pp. 25-45: Ping Lin and Tianle Zhang
Supervise me if you can. Relational feelings, incentive pays and supervisory violations pp. 47-72: Stefano Dughera and Alain Marciano
Pandemics and support for mitigation measures pp. 73-89: Kangoh Lee
Stefan Nagel: Machine learning in asset pricing pp. 91-92: Thorsten Hens
Kam Yu, Mathematical economics: prelude to the neoclassical model pp. 93-96: Firdous Ahmad Mala

Brand premia driven by perceived vertical differentiation in markets with information disparity and optimistic consumers pp. 223-253: Alberto Cavaliere and G. Crea
Procurement of advanced inputs and welfare-reducing vertical integration pp. 255-283: Chul-Hi Park, Toshihiro Matsumura and Sang-Ho Lee
Commodity taxes and rent extraction pp. 285-297: Kuang-Cheng Andy Wang, Ping-Yao Chou and Wen-Jung Liang
P. Aghion, C. Antonin, S. Bunel, The power of creative destruction: Economic upheaval and the wealth of nations pp. 299-306: Alberto Bucci

Loanable funds versus money creation in banking: a benchmark result pp. 107-149: Salomon Faure and Hans Gersbach
Taxation, capital accumulation, environment and unemployment in an efficiency wage model pp. 151-198: Manash Ranjan Gupta and Priya Brata Dutta
Is full annuitization socially optimal? pp. 199-217: Torben M. Andersen and Marias H. Gestsson
Nick Cowen, a neoliberal theory of social justice pp. 219-221: Erwin Dekker

Taxation and the sustainability of collusion with asymmetric costs pp. 1-48: Douglas Turner
Complementarity between online and offline channels for quality signaling pp. 49-74: Yijuan Chen, Xiangting Hu and Sanxi Li
Delegation in multiproduct downstream firms with heterogeneous channels pp. 75-102: Kangsik Choi
Howard S. Friedman, Ultimate price: the value we place on life pp. 103-106: Marie-Louise Leroux

The impact of strategic agents in two-sided markets pp. 195-218: Qihong Liu, Daniel Nedelescu and Ji Gu
Technology licensing under product differentiation pp. 219-260: Neelanjan Sen, Saumya Kaul and Rajit Biswas
Equivalence and revenue comparison among identical-item auctions pp. 261-292: Shuang Xu, Yong Zhao and Yeming Gong
Paolo Serafini: mathematics to the rescue of democracy. What does voting mean and how can it be improved? pp. 293-296: Eric Kamwa

Green products, market structure, and welfare pp. 103-125: Begoña Casino and Lluís M. Granero
Will managerial delegation impede upstream collusion? pp. 127-146: Leonard F. S. Wang and Han Wang
Strategic trade policy with interlocking cross-ownership pp. 147-174: Luciano Fanti and Domenico Buccella
Subsidizing risk prevention pp. 175-193: Mario Menegatti

On the political economy of compulsory education pp. 1-25: Alessandro Balestrino, Lisa Grazzini and Annalisa Luporini
Ad valorem versus per unit taxation: a perspective from price signaling pp. 27-47: Honglin Li and Xiaolu Liu
Optimal contract under double moral hazard and limited liability pp. 49-71: Jiajia Cong and Wen Zhou
Self-insurance and saving under a two-argument utility framework pp. 73-94: Jimin Hong and Kyungsun Kim
Correction to: Self-insurance and saving under a two-argument utility framework pp. 95-96: Jimin Hong and Kyungsun Kim
M. Diss & V. Merlin, (Ed.), Evaluating voting systems with probability models: essays by and in Honor of William Gehrlein and Dominique Lepelley pp. 97-102: Hannu Nurmi

How do demand and costs affect the nature of innovation? pp. 199-238: Maria Rosa Battaggion and Piero Tedeschi
Growth, innovation, credit constraints, and stock price bubbles pp. 239-269: Sicheng He
Progressive consumption tax and monetary policy in an endogenous growth model pp. 271-293: Zhiming Fu and Antoine Le Riche
R. Skidelsky, What’s wrong with economics? A primer for the perplexed pp. 295-298: Bertram Schefold

An introduction to perfect and imperfect competition via bilateral oligopoly pp. 103-128: Alex Dickson and Simone Tonin
Private versus public companies with strategic CSR pp. 129-166: Alessandro Gioffré, Alessandro Tampieri and Antonio Villanacci
Investment decisions under incomplete markets in the presence of wealth effects pp. 167-189: Yingjie Niu, Jinqiang Yang and Zhentao Zou
J. Rosenfeld: You’re paid what you’re worth—and other myths of the modern economy pp. 191-194: Antonio Abatemarco
C. Furtado, the Myth of economic development pp. 195-197: Johan Norberg

Corruption, mortality rates, and development: policies for escaping from the poverty trap pp. 1-26: Kiyoka Akimoto
Free labor mobility and indeterminacy in models of neoclassical growth pp. 27-46: Carmelo Parello
Prominence of store-brand products in an electronic platform pp. 47-83: Hui Song
The relationship between privatization and corporate taxation policies pp. 85-101: Yi Liu, Toshihiro Matsumura and Chenhang Zeng