The Econometrics Journal
2019 - 2026
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Volume 29, issue 1, 2026
- Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2024 Special Issue on Macroeconomic Policy Analysis pp. 1-1

- Jaap H Abbring
- Inference for local projections pp. 2-26

- Atsushi Inoue, Òscar Jordà and Guido M Kuersteiner
- Policy evaluation with sufficient macro statistics: a primer* pp. 27-68

- Régis Barnichon and Geert Mesters
- Double machine learning for static panel models with fixed effects pp. 69-86

- Paul S Clarke and Annalivia Polselli
- Using post-regularization distribution regression to measure the effects of a minimum wage on hourly wages, hours worked, and monthly earnings pp. 87-105

- Martin Biewen and Pascal Erhardt
- Marginal effects for probit and tobit with endogeneity pp. 106-124

- Kirill S Evdokimov, Ilze Kalnina and Andrei Zeleneev
- Robust IV inference with clustering dependence pp. 125-142

- Jianfei Cao
- Comparing predictive ability in the presence of instability over a very short time pp. 143-166

- Fabrizio Iacone, Luca Rossini and Andrea Viselli
Volume 28, issue 2, 2025
- Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2023 Sargan Lecture pp. 129-130

- Jaap H Abbring
- On robust inference in time-series regression pp. 131-173

- Richard T Baillie, Francis Diebold, George Kapetanios, Kun Ho Kim and Aaron Mora
- The 2024 Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize pp. 174-175

- Jaap H Abbring
- One-step smoothing splines instrumental regression pp. 176-197

- Jad Beyhum, Elia Lapenta and Pascal Lavergne
- Simple closed-form estimation of a binary latent variable model pp. 198-218

- Yingyao Hu, Jingrong Li, Ji-Liang Shiu and Matthew Shum
- Identification and estimation of entry games under symmetry of unobservables pp. 219-260

- Yu Zhou
- A general diagnostic of the normal approximation in GMM models pp. 261-275

- Andrew Wang
- CCE under nonrandom heterogeneity pp. 276-294

- Yousef Kaddoura and Joakim Westerlund
- Common correlated effects estimation of nonlinear panel data models pp. 295-317

- Liang Chen and Minyuan Zhang
- The partially-matched-sample correction in pseudo panel minimum distance estimation pp. 318-337

- Fei Jia
Volume 28, issue 1, 2025
- Philip G. Wright, directed acyclic graphs, and instrumental variables pp. 1-20

- Jaap H Abbring, Victor Chernozhukov and Ivan Fernandez-Val
- Effects of a duty on price and output with special reference to butter and flaxseed pp. 21-40

- Philip G Wright
- Causal inference and data fusion in econometrics pp. 41-82

- Paul Hünermund and Elias Bareinboim
- Design-based identification with formula instruments: a review pp. 83-108

- Kirill Borusyak, Peter Hull and Xavier Jaravel
- Extending the scope of instrumental variable methods pp. 109-127

- Andrew Chesher and Adam Rosen
Volume 27, issue 3, 2024
- Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2021 Sargan Lecture pp. Ci-Cii

- Jaap H Abbring
- Causal models for longitudinal and panel data: a survey pp. C1-C61

- Dmitry Arkhangelsky and Guido Imbens
- Local projection inference in high dimensions pp. 323-342

- Robert Adamek, Stephan Smeekes and Ines Wilms
- Tractable Bayesian estimation of smooth transition vector autoregressive models pp. 343-361

- Martin Bruns and Michele Piffer
- Asymptotic properties of endogeneity corrections using nonlinear transformations pp. 362-383

- Jörg Breitung, Alexander Mayer and Dominik Wied
- The maximally selected likelihood ratio test in random coefficient models pp. 384-411

- Lajos Horvath, Lorenzo Trapani and Jeremy Vander
- Threshold nonlinearities and the democracy-growth nexus pp. 412-441

- Chaoyi Chen and Thanasis Stengos
Volume 27, issue 2, 2024
- The 2023 Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize pp. i-ii

- Jaap H Abbring
- Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2023Special Session on Weak Identification pp. Ci-Cii

- Jaap H Abbring
- Weak identification with many instruments pp. Ci-C28

- Anna Mikusheva and Liyang Sun
- Ignoring measurement errors in social networks pp. 171-187

- Arthur Lewbel, Xi Qu and Xun Tang
- A new method for generating random correlation matrices pp. 188-212

- Ilya Archakov, Peter Hansen and Yiyao Luo
- The value added of machine learning to causal inference: evidence from revisited studies pp. 213-234

- Anna Baiardi and Andrea A Naghi
- Spatial differencing for sample selection models with ‘site-specific’ unobserved local effects pp. 235-257

- Alexander Klein and Guy Tchuente
- A new test for unit roots with a partial quadratic trend pp. 258-277

- Yanglin Li, Shaoping Wang, Sainan Jin and Zhijie Xiao
- Estimating spot volatility under infinite variation jumps with dependent market microstructure noise pp. 278-298

- Qiang Liu and Zhi Liu
- Vaccination policy and mortality from COVID-19 in the European Union pp. 299-322

- Eleonora Agostini, Francesco Bloise and Massimiliano Tancioni
Volume 27, issue 1, 2024
- Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2022 Sargan Lecture pp. Ci-Cii

- Jaap H Abbring
- Double robustness for complier parameters and a semi-parametric test for complier characteristics pp. 1-20

- Rahul Singh and Liyang Sun
- Constructing high frequency economic indicators by imputation pp. C1-C30

- Serena Ng and Susannah Scanlan
- Instrumental variable quantile regression under random right censoring pp. 21-36

- Jad Beyhum, Lorenzo Tedesco and Ingrid Van Keilegom
- Augmented two-step estimating equations with nuisance functionals and complex survey data pp. 37-61

- Puying ZhaoYunnan and Changbao Wu
- Estimation of large covariance matrices with mixed factor structures pp. 62-83

- Runyu Dai, Yoshimasa Uematsu and Yasumasa Matsuda
- Identifying the elasticity of substitution with biased technical change: a structural panel GMM estimator pp. 84-106

- Thomas von Brasch, Arvid Raknerud and Trond C Vigtel
- Penalized quasi-likelihood estimation and model selection with parameters on the boundary of the parameter space pp. 107-125

- Heino Bohn Nielsen and Anders Rahbek
- The vector error correction index model: representation, estimation and identification pp. 126-150

- Gianluca Cubadda and Marco Mazzali
- Revealing priors from posteriors with an application to inflation forecasting in the UK pp. 151-170

- Masako Ikefuji, Jan R Magnus and Takashi Yamagata
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