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2013, volume 65, articles suppl_1

Introduction pp. i1-i6

David Cobham

When bigger isn't better: bailouts and bank reform pp. i7-i41

Marcus Miller, Lei Zhang and Hanhao Li

Central banks and house prices in the run-up to the crisis pp. i42-i65

David Cobham

The ECB's separation principle: does it 'rule OK'? From policy rule to stop-and-go pp. i66-i91

Christian Bordes and Laurent Clerc

Key aspects of longer-term asset purchase programs in UK and US monetary policy pp. i92-i114

Edward Nelson

Liquidity when it matters: QE and Tobin's q pp. i115-i145

Edward Driffill and Marcus Miller

Policy design in a model with swings in risk appetite pp. i146-i169

Bianca De Paoli and Pawel Zabczyk

2013, volume 65, articles 4

Investment complementarities, coordination failure, and systemic bankruptcy pp. 767-788

Mei Li

The adverse selection problem in imperfectly competitive financial markets pp. 789-806

Ville Mälkönen and Timo Vesala

Subsidizing extra jobs: promoting employment by taming the unions pp. 807-831

Andreas Knabe and Ronnie Schöb

Estimating the effects of recent disability reforms in the Netherlands pp. 832-855

Jan-Maarten Van Sonsbeek and Raymond Gradus

Helping others or helping oneself? International subsidies and the provision of global public goods pp. 856-875

Ramses Abul Naga and Philip Jones

Testing the trilemma: exchange rate regimes, capital mobility, and monetary independence pp. 876-897

Michael Bleaney, Hock-Ann Lee and Timothy Lloyd

2013, volume 65, articles 3

Introduction to the Special Issue on Innovation and Intellectual Property pp. 597-602

Christine Greenhalgh, Jonathan Haskel and Christian Helmers

The importance (or not) of patents to UK firms pp. 603-629

Bronwyn H. Hall, Christian Helmers, Mark Rogers and Vania Sena

The heterogeneous costs of disclosure and the propensity to patent pp. 630-652

Diana Heger and Alexandra Zaby

Risk and vertical separation: the case of developing new technology pp. 653-674

Russell Thomson and Elizabeth Webster

Patent rights and economic growth: evidence from cross-country panels of manufacturing industries pp. 675-698

Albert G.Z. Hu and Ivan Png

The role of foreign direct investment in the relation between intellectual property rights and growth pp. 699-720

Mila Kashcheeva

Trade mark cluttering--evidence from EU enlargement pp. 721-745

Georg von Graevenitz

The R&D tax credit in France: assessment and ex ante evaluation of the 2008 reform pp. 746-766

Benoît Mulkay and Jacques Mairesse

2013, volume 65, articles 2

Real wage cyclicality and the Great Depression: evidence from British engineering and metal working firms pp. 197-218

Robert A. Hart and J Roberts

Imperfect information, lagged labour adjustment, and the Great Moderation pp. 219-239

Sweder van Wijnbergen and Tim Willems

Testing the impact of inflation targeting and central bank independence on labour market outcomes pp. 240-267

Anna Seim and Johnny Zetterberg

Higher education as a portfolio investment: students' choices about studying, term time employment, leisure, and loans pp. 268-292

Jim Pemberton, Sarah Jewell, Alessandra Faggian and Zella King

Competition, R&D, and the cost of innovation: evidence for France pp. 293-311

Philippe Askenazy, Christophe Cahn and Delphine Irac

Endogenous growth with R&D and human capital: the role of returns to scale pp. 312-322

Creina Day and Steve Dowrick

Technological opportunity, long-run growth, and convergence pp. 323-351

Jakub Growiec and Ingmar Schumacher

Reputation capital, financial capital, and entrepreneurship pp. 352-371

Frédéric Loss and Antoine Renucci

Vertical product differentiation, minimum quality standards, and international trade pp. 372-393

Dimitra Petropoulou

On the effect of technological progress on pollution: an overlooked distortion in endogenous growth pp. 394-416

Alexandra Lopes, Tiago Sequeira and Catarina Roseta-Palma

International spillovers of labour market policies pp. 417-446

Mai Dao

Product market imperfections and employment dynamics pp. 447-470

Mikael Carlsson, Stefan Eriksson and Nils Gottfries

Explained and unexplained wage gaps across the main ethno-religious groups in Great Britain pp. 471-493

Simonetta Longhi, Cheti Nicoletti and Lucinda Platt

Timing of childbirth, capital accumulation, and economic welfare pp. 494-522

Akira Momota and Ryo Horii

Does part-time employment help or hinder single mothers' movements into full-time employment? pp. 523-547

King Fok, Sung-Hee Jeon and Roger Wilkins

Sorting and sustaining cooperation pp. 548-566

Nick Vikander

Can the failing firm defence rule be counterproductive? pp. 567-593

Helder Vasconcelos

2013, volume 65, articles 1

Interstate risk sharing in Germany: 1970--2006 pp. 1-24

Ralf Hepp and Juergen von Hagen

Preferences over social risk pp. 25-46

Glenn Harrison, Morten Lau, Elisabet Rutstrom and Marcela Tarazona-Gómez

Economic choices and status: measuring preferences for income rank pp. 47-73

Redzo Mujcic and Paul Frijters

Optimal nonlinear taxation of income and education expenditures pp. 74-95

Jang-Ting Guo and Alan Krause

The two waves of service-sector growth pp. 96-123

Barry Eichengreen and Poonam Gupta

Services offshoring and wages: evidence from micro data pp. 124-146

Ingo Geishecker and Holger Görg

Academic and industrial R&D: are they always complementary? A theoretical approach pp. 147-172

Luca Spinesi

Chinese saving dynamics: the impact of GDP growth and the dependent share pp. 173-196

Carl Bonham and Calla Wiemer

2012, volume 64, articles 4

Should central banks remain silent about their private information on cost-push shocks? pp. 593-615

Volker Hahn

Wage inequality, minimum wage effects, and spillovers pp. 616-634

Mark B. Stewart

Efficiency wages and bargaining pp. 635-654

Frank Walsh

Trade liberalization, economic growth, and income distribution in a multiple-cone neoclassical growth model pp. 655-674

Kozo Kiyota

Inequality and the import demand function pp. 675-701

Antonis Adam, Margarita Katsimi and Thomas Moutos

The distributional consequences of foreign transfers: do they reduce or exacerbate inequality? pp. 702-735

Serpil Bouza and Stephen J Turnovsky

International environmental agreements under uncertainty: does the 'veil of uncertainty' help? pp. 736-764

Michael Finus and Pedro Pintassilgo

Privatization, investment, and ownership efficiency pp. 765-786

Pehr-Johan Norbäck and Lars Persson

2012, volume 64, articles 3

Racial integration, ethnic diversity, and prejudice: empirical evidence from a study of the British National Party pp. 395-416

Clive Lennox

Human capital, kinship, and gender inequality pp. 417-438

Anu Rammohan and Peter Robertson

Are educational policies elitist? pp. 439-463

Biagio Speciale

Unemployment and finance: how do financial and labour market factors interact? pp. 464-489

Donatella Gatti, Christophe Rault and Anne-Gael Vaubourg

Information and communication technologies and skill upgrading: the role of internal vs external labour markets pp. 490-517

Luc Behaghel, Eve Caroli and Emmanuelle Walkowiak

Accommodation or deterrence in the face of commercial piracy: the impact of intellectual property rights protection pp. 518-538

Yuanzhu Lu and Sougata Poddar

Entry deterrence through regional regulation and strict licensing policy: an analysis of the large retail establishments in Spain pp. 539-562

Luis Orea

Monetary shocks and central bank liquidity with credit market imperfections pp. 563-591

Pierre-Richard Agénor and Koray Alper

2012, volume 64, articles 2

The Phillips curve and US monetary policy: what the FOMC transcripts tell us pp. 197-216

Ellen Meade and Daniel Thornton

Measuring coherence of output gaps with an application to the euro area pp. 217-236

Mark Mink, Jan Jacobs and Jakob de Haan

Tax structure, growth, and welfare in the UK pp. 237-258

Konstantinos Angelopoulos, Jim Malley and Apostolis Philippopoulos

Globalization, creative destruction, and labour share change: evidence on the determinants and mechanisms from longitudinal plant-level data pp. 259-280

Petri Böckerman and Mika Maliranta

International joint venture with double-sided moral hazard: payment arrangements and credit constraints pp. 281-301

Chifeng Dai and Sajal Lahiri

Spillovers of innovation activities and their profitability pp. 302-322

Dirk Czarnitzki and Kornelius Kraft

Optimal global carbon management with ocean sequestration pp. 323-349

Wilfried Rickels and Thomas Lontzek

Enforcement-proof contracts with moral hazard in precaution: ensuring 'permanence' in carbon sequestration pp. 350-374

Ian MacKenzie, Markus Ohndorf and Charles Palmer

Latent process heterogeneity in discounting behavior pp. 375-391

Maribeth Coller, Glenn Harrison and Elisabet Rutstrom

2012, volume 64, articles 1

The financial crisis and the well-being of Americans pp. 1-26

Angus Deaton

The happiness puzzle: analytical aspects of the Easterlin paradox pp. 27-42

Ali Choudhary, Paul Levine, Peter McAdam and Peter Welz

On measuring deprivation and living standards of societies in a multi-attribute framework pp. 43-56

Prasanta K. Pattanaik, Sanjay Reddy and Yongsheng Xu

Uncertainty and robustness in composite indices rankings pp. 57-79

Iñaki Permanyer

The end of destitution: evidence from urban British working households 1904--37 pp. 80-102

Ian Gazeley and Andrew Newell

Religion, economic attitudes, and household finance pp. 103-127

Luc Renneboog and Christophe Spaenjers

Welfare-improving income tax reforms: a microsimulation analysis pp. 128-150

John Creedy and Nicolas Hérault

The effects of general and firm-specific training on wages and performance: evidence from banking pp. 151-175

Derek Jones, Panu Kalmi and Antti Kauhanen

R&D efficiency and barriers to entry: a two stage semi-parametric DEA approach pp. 176-196

Astrid Cullmann, Jens Schmidt-Ehmcke and Petra Zloczysti