Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)

1997 - 2019

Current editor(s): Gerd Mühlheußer and Bayer, Ralph-C

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2019, volume 175, issue 2

Vertical Boundaries and Endogenous Intensity of Social Comparison pp. 207-227

Michael Kopel and Anna Ressi

Microfinance and Prosocial Behaviors: Experimental Evidence of Public-Good Contributions in Uganda pp. 228-257

Bryan McCannon and Zachary Rodriguez

Entry License Tax: Stackelberg versus Cournot pp. 258-271

Sususmu Cato and Toshihiro Matsumura

Social Norm and Giving with Indivisibility of Money: An Experiment on Selfishness, Equity, and Generosity pp. 272-290

Te Bao and Xiaohua Yu

Decreasing Returns, Patent Licensing, and Price-Reducing Taxes pp. 291-307

Debapriya Sen and Giorgos Stamatopoulos

Nonresponsiveness, Severity Auditing, and Upcoding Deterrence pp. 308-331

Michel Mougeot and Florence Naegelen

Political Institutions and the Governmental Burden on Businesses pp. 332-371

Ruiqing Zhong and Weifeng Zhong

Digital Piracy under a Graduated Response Policy pp. 372-393

Michael Arnold, Eric Darmon, Sylvain Dejean and Thierry Pénard

2019, volume 175, issue 1

Kidneys without Money pp. 4-19

Kimberly D. Krawiec

Assigning Protection: Can Refugee Rights and State Preferences be Reconciled? pp. 33-45

James C. Hathaway

On the Importance of Relative Payoffs in Two-Sided Matching pp. 58-85

Ernan Haruvy

When Algorithms Import Private Bias into Public Enforcement: The Promise and Limitations ofStatistical Debiasing Solutions pp. 98-122

Kristen M. Altenburger and Daniel E. Ho

Using Technology to Eliminate Traffic Congestion pp. 126-139

Peter Cramton, R. Richard Geddes and Axel Ockenfels

The Limits of Smart Contracts pp. 149-162

Jens Frankenreiter

Democratic Blockchain Design pp. 163-177

Yoan Hermstrüwer

What Can we Learn from Stock Prices?: Cash Flow, Risk, and Shareholder Welfare pp. 178-195

Joshua Mitts

2019

Contract, Renegotiation, and Holdup: An Optimal Contract when Interim Renegotiation Is Possible pp. 1-29

Daniel Göller

Toward an Economic Theory of Religious Belief and the Emergence of Law pp. 1-22

Metin Cosgel and Thomas J. Miceli

Signalling, Productivity, and Investment pp. 1-43

Anastasios Dosis

More Rights, Less Income?: An Economic Analysis of the New Copyright Law in Germany pp. 1-39

Michael Karas and Roland Kirstein

Limited Liability, Liability Cap, and Pretrial Negotiation pp. 1-23

Hee Keun Jeong and Jeong-Yoo Kim

2018, volume 174, issue 4

On the Difficulty of Collusion in the Presence of a More Efficient Outsider pp. 595-628

Guillaume Cheikbossian and Philippe Mahenc

Volunteer's Uncertainty Dilemma pp. 629-650

Tim Friehe and Avraham Tabbach

Income Taxes and Risky Investment Decisions: An Experiment on Behavioral Tax Biases pp. 651-688

Martin Fochmann and Kristina Hemmerich

Optimal Privatization and Subsidization Policies in a Mixed Duopoly: Relevance of a Cost Gap pp. 689-706

Yoshihiro Tomaru and Leonard F. S. Wang

The Grand Experiment of Communism: Discovering the Trade-Off between Equality and Efficiency pp. 707-742

Etienne Farvaque, Alexander Mihailov and Alireza Naghavi

Damaged Durable Goods, Upgrades, and the Coase Conjecture pp. 743-765

Altan Basak

2018, volume 174, issue 3

Can Competition Reduce Quality? pp. 421-447

Kurt R. Brekke, Luigi Siciliani and Odd Rune Straume

Cartel Conduct and Antitrust Compliance with Imperfect Information about Enforcement Risk pp. 448-475

Johannes Paha

A Signaling Theory of Limited Supply pp. 476-494

Taradas Bandyopadhyay, Baomin Dong and Cheng-Zhong Qin

Horizontal Mergers and Wage Inequality pp. 495-513

Jiancai Pi and Pengqing Zhang

Competitive Equilibrium with Restricted Participation: The Case of Circular Trade pp. 514-547

Luciana Fiorini, Wilfredo Maldonado and José Rodrigues-Neto

Rawlsian versus Utilitarian: Teachers' Incentives and the Distribution of Student Performance pp. 548-569

Yongzheng Liu and Yongsheng Xu

Legal Advertising and Frivolous Lawsuits pp. 570-593

Yannick Gabuthy and Eve-Angeline Lambert

2018, volume 174, issue 2

The Evaluation of Pension Reforms in the Public Sector: A Case Study of the Paris Subway Drivers pp. 245-277

Touria Jaaidane and Robert Gary-Bobo

Centralised Labour Market Negotiations: Strategic Behaviour Curbs Employment pp. 278-302

Julia Müller and Thorsten Upmann

The Duration of Judicial Deliberation: Evidence from Belgium pp. 303-333

Samantha Bielen, Wim Marneffe, Peter Grajzl and Valentina Dimitrova-Grajzl

Optimal Indirect Taxes and Subsidies under Imperfect Competition pp. 334-350

Hao Wang

Skill Diversity and Leadership in Team Production pp. 351-374

Keisuke Hattori and Mai Yamada

Niche-Product Offering in the Spokes Model pp. 375-398

Tina Kao, Reiko Aoki and John Hillas

Information Aggregation through Stock Prices and the Cost of Capital pp. 399-420

Olga Gorelkina and Wolfgang Kuhle

2018, volume 174, issue 1

Empirical Methods for the Law pp. 5-23

Christoph Engel

Empirical Methods for the Law pp. 24-28

Daniel Gilbert and Martin T. Wells

What Should Empirical Legal Economists Do? pp. 29-33

Jonathan Klick

Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies pp. 34-63

J.J. Prescott

Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies pp. 64-72

Jeffrey Fagan

Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies pp. 73-76

Henry Hansmann

Constitutions of Exception: The Constitutional Foundations of the Interruption of Executive and Legislative Function pp. 77-98

Jonathan Katz and Mathew D. McCubbins

Beware of Causal Inferences pp. 99-104

Klaus Fiedler

Verstehen (causal/interpretative understanding), Erklären (law-governed description/prediction), and Empirical Legal Studies pp. 105-114

Julio Michael Stern

Multilevel Selection in Litigation Data: A Bounds Approach pp. 115-130

Eric Helland and Jungmo Yoon

Does a Bounds Approach Help with Selection in Litigation Data? pp. 131-136

Oliver Kirchkamp

Partial Identification and Empirical Methods for the Law: Remarks Inspired by Helland and Yoon pp. 137-142

Jörg Stoye

Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation pp. 143-170

Eric Helland, Daniel Klerman and Yoon-Ho Alex Lee

Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation pp. 171-176

Jonah B. Gelbach

Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation pp. 177-182

Urs Schweizer

Is the Future of Law a Driverless Car?: Assessing How the Data-Analytics Revolution will Transform Legal Practice pp. 183-205

Eric L. Talley

Emerging Tools for a "Driverless" Legal System pp. 206-213

Elliott Ash

Will AI Eat ELS? pp. 214-219

Michael A. Livermore

The Politics of Legal Empirics: Do Political Attitudes Predict the Results of Empirical Legal Scholarship? pp. 220-231

Jeffrey J. Rachlinski

The Politics of Legal Empirics: Do Political Attitudes Predict the Results of Empirical Legal Scholarship? pp. 232-237

Sharon Crasnow

Investigating the Politics of Legal Empirics: Possible Next Steps pp. 238-243

Kathryn Zeiler