Empirical Economics
1976 - 2025
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Volume 69, issue 4, 2025
- Monetary policy spillovers from the USA to advanced and emerging economies pp. 1631-1670

- M. M. Islam Chowdhury and Apostolos Serletis
- Regional effects of monetary policy in China pp. 1671-1698

- Makram El-Shagi and Kiril Tochkov
- Fiscal decentralization: the effect of transfers on public works in Brazil pp. 1699-1723

- Joebson Maurilio Alves Santos, Tatiane Almeida Menezes, Edilberto Almeida, João Eudes Bezerra Filho and Sebastião Rodrigo Gonçalves Lima
- Comply and invest: the effect of EU fiscal rules on public investment pp. 1725-1750

- Martin Larch and Wouter van der Wielen
- Do the level of government debt and economic development matter in the impact of fiscal rules on fiscal performance? Evidence from the dynamic panel threshold model pp. 1751-1778

- Oguzhan Yelkesen and Pelin Varol Iyidogan
- Cross-country dependence and financial integration in the last 150 years pp. 1779-1820

- Nektarios Aslanidis and Charalampos Papadakis
- Sectoral FDI and environmental sustainability in Africa: the role of sustainable investment pp. 1821-1850

- Abdulrasheed Zakari, Thanh Le and Rabindra Nepal
- Territorial income differences and dynamics within Latin American countries pp. 1851-1895

- Olivia S. D’Aoust, Virgilio Galdo and Elena Ianchovichina
- The extensive margin of trade, common trade exposure, and GDP comovement: the case of South Korea pp. 1897-1921

- Kichun Kang
- Global value chains and industrial agglomeration: evidence from manufacturing industries in China pp. 1923-1961

- Min Deng, Xiguang Cao, Tianyi Zhang and Qisheng Zhang
- Impulsion or propagation? Large firms and the business cycle in a developing economy pp. 1963-1994

- Ali Elguellab and Elhadj Ezzahid
- An empirical analysis of downside risk and inefficiency in U.S. real estate funds pp. 1995-2025

- Abbas Valadkhani, Amir Moradi-Motlagh and Barry O’Mahony
- Is the Fama and French three factor model robust to the pricing of risk preferences? pp. 2027-2063

- Oghenovo A. Obrimah
- Novel modeling for assessment of extreme values risk in cryptocurrencies portfolio pp. 2065-2092

- Shafique Ur Rehman, Touqeer Ahmad and Desheng Wu
- A copula-based method for accommodating feedback in random effects panel models pp. 2093-2108

- David Zimmer
- Nonparametric analysis of the mixed-demand model pp. 2109-2140

- Per Hjertstrand
- Cognitive biases in consumer sentiment: the peak-end rule and herding pp. 2141-2211

- Erik Kole, Liesbeth Noordegraaf-Eelens and Bas Vringer
- Family education and intergenerational income mobility—evidence from the resumption of quasi-natural experiments in China’s National College Entrance Examination pp. 2213-2240

- Yanchao Xu and Lulu Wang
- Income inequality, occupational choice, and intergenerational mobility in China pp. 2241-2265

- Yingfeng Fang and Haoliang Hu
- Skilled labor convergence across Turkish regions: a club convergence algorithm approach pp. 2267-2309

- Bilge Eriş-Dereli and Mehmet Pinar
- The impact of drought on farm economic performance: evidence from Sweden pp. 2311-2337

- Shaibu Mellon Bedi, Pia Nilsson and Helena Hansson
- High temperatures and workplace injuries pp. 2339-2369

- Matteo Picchio and Jan C. Ours
- Coping with health shocks in American households: evidence from survey of income and program participation pp. 2371-2412

- Yuan Fang, Chun-Yu Ho and Kajal Lahiri
- The short-term effect of a COVID-19 infection on employment probabilities of labour-market entrants in the Netherlands pp. 2413-2443

- Henri Bussink, Tobias Vervliet and Bas Weel
- Research on economic impact of social-distancing measures in the context of the epidemic–empirical evidence from high frequency data of four municipalities pp. 2445-2466

- Yundong Xiao
- Identifying high-risk elderly for suicide using machine learning pp. 2467-2499

- Hwanoong Lee and Kahyun Lee
- When labour market flexibility hinders innovation: a cross-country panel quantile analysis for manufacturing firms pp. 2501-2537

- Rupika Khanna and Chandan Sharma
Volume 69, issue 3, 2025
- What determines green total factor productivity in the Indian manufacturing sector? A spatial–temporal analysis pp. 1079-1116

- Prerna Thapliyal, Rachita Gulati and Dinesh Kumar Nauriyal
- Spatial Nexus: Natural Resources and Economic Growth pp. 1117-1152

- Mingze Marcellus Li, Thanasis Stengos and Yiguo Sun
- Valuation of household preferences for improved electricity services pp. 1153-1185

- Raul Jimenez Mori
- Digital empowerment and the development resilience in rural households: causal inference based on double machine learning pp. 1187-1227

- Lin Li, Kecheng Wei, Jiliang Han and Yuchun Zhu
- Government spending reallocations and inequality: evidence from middle-income countries pp. 1229-1257

- Abdulaleem Isiaka, Alexander Mihailov and Giovanni Razzu
- Can site-specific recommendations reduce technology and managerial gaps? Evidence from RiceAdvice in the Senegal River Valley pp. 1259-1285

- Aminou Arouna, Eric S. Owusu, Wilfried Gnipabo Yergo and Jacob A. Yabi
- The Unemployment Invariance Hypothesis in West Virginia: A Tale of Two Indicators pp. 1287-1314

- Josh Beverly, Shamar L. Stewart and Clinton L. Neill
- Labor cost shock, export, and export compositions: evidence from China pp. 1315-1333

- Chih-Hai Yang and Meng-Wen Tsou
- Comparing real-time uncertainty of the Hodrick-Prescott and Hamilton trend/cycle decompositions pp. 1335-1361

- Kristian Jönsson
- Changes in the monetary policy and credibility index pp. 1363-1381

- Maria Thalita Arruda Oliveira Olivindo, Roberto Tatiwa Ferreira and Rodolfo Herald Costa Campos
- Nowcasting and short-term forecasting of G-20 countries GDP with endogenous regime-switching MIDAS models pp. 1383-1410

- Ivan Stankevich
- Heterogeneous impacts of fundamentals on gold market risk using regime switching quantile-based GARCH-MIDAS model pp. 1411-1465

- Qiuying Cheng, Xinyu Wang, Song Shi and Zhuqing Wang
- Breaking down value: a novel method pp. 1467-1525

- Mohammadreza Tavakoli Baghdadabad and Girijasankar Mallik
- Does inflation affect well-being? pp. 1527-1549

- David Leblang, Michael D. Smith and Dennis Wesselbaum
- ACA health insurance expansions, health professional shortage areas, and the geographic distribution of healthcare providers pp. 1551-1583

- Cuiping Schiman
- The impact of visibility on school athletic finances: an empirical analysis using Google Trends pp. 1585-1629

- Sarthak S. Behera and Divya Sadana
Volume 69, issue 2, 2025
- Estimating Income Inequality Using Single-Parameter Lorenz Curves: A New Proposal pp. 581-597

- José María Sarabia, Vanesa Jordá and Mercedes Tejería
- Energy consumption, democracy, and income inequality in Africa pp. 599-638

- Samuel Adams, Isaac K. Ofori and Emmanuel Y. Gbolonyo
- Digital economy enabling low-carbon development—spatial spillover and heterogeneity pp. 639-659

- Yongmei Ding, Fengbi Zhang and X. Wang
- Dynamic responses of carbon emissions to central environmental protection inspection in China pp. 661-713

- Sitong Pan
- Climate change and monetary policy: a Bayesian DSGE perspective pp. 715-734

- Juha Tervala and Timothy Watson
- Bayesian average of classical estimates for panel data: Can the puzzle of the shape of the regional Kuznets curve be solved? pp. 735-754

- Andrés Ramírez-Hassan, Carlos Mendez and Estephania Rueda-Ramírez
- Opportunity cost and employment effect of targeted emission reduction: an inter-industry comparison across countries pp. 755-785

- Subhash C. Ray and Chuang Li
- Labour responsiveness to income tax changes: empirical evidence from a DID analysis of an income tax treatment in Italy pp. 787-828

- Bruno Paolo Bosco, Carlo Federico Bosco and Paolo Maranzano
- Armed conflict and unemployment in Colombia: the role of US drug interdiction policy pp. 829-860

- Manuel Pulido-Velásquez, Alexander Alegría-Castellanos and Christopher John Cruz
- Who works longer hours in smart cities? pp. 861-890

- Zhengyu Cai
- Urban housing demolition and entrepreneurship in China pp. 891-914

- Xinheng Li and Tao Fu
- State-owned enterprises fail to drive regional technological diversification: evidence from China pp. 915-949

- Fei Wang, Hao Wang and Qiliang Mao
- Third-country investment effects of the belt and road initiative: evidence from China’s overseas direct investment pp. 951-978

- Jian Chen, Xiao-qin Dong, Wei Li and Di Zhao
- A three-component decomposition of food poverty dynamics: application with data from Cameroon pp. 979-1000

- Ebenezer Lemven Wirba
- Intimate partner violence and children’s cognitive development pp. 1001-1046

- Mireia Jofre-Bonet, Melcior Rossello Roig and Victoria Serra-Sastre
- Decomposing supply- and demand-driven inflation in Turkey pp. 1047-1077

- Okan Akarsu and Emrehan Aktuğ
Volume 69, issue 1, 2025
- Technology and managerial gaps in adoption of innovation: the case of Ethiopian wheat farmers pp. 1-37

- Ashok K. Mishra, Ganesh Thapa, Khondoker A. Mottaleb and Kindie T. Fantaye
- Governance and economic growth in Africa: evidence from linear, nonlinear and dynamic panel analysis pp. 39-75

- Giannis Karagiannis and Suzanna-Maria Paleologou
- Determinants of the international crop trade dynamics: new insights from a network structure dependence perspective pp. 77-128

- Yin-Jie Ma, Zhi-Qiang Jiang and Wei-Xing Zhou
- Long-run substitutability between fossil and renewable energy: global evidence 1800–2012 pp. 129-148

- H. Schwerin
- Shadow demands for unobservable goods: an intertemporal incomplete demand approach pp. 149-179

- H. Youn Kim, José Alberto Molina and K. K. Gary Wong
- The impact of inequality on the informal economy in Latin America and Caribbean with a MIMIC model pp. 181-211

- Marcos Takanohashi, Marcel Ribeiro and Friedrich Schneider
- The power of informal institutions: evidence from the impact of religious culture on corporate green governance in China pp. 213-261

- Lan Yang, Yangyang Wang and Huayan Geng
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of Weather Index Insurance: Empirical Assessment Framework and Policy Recommendations for Fair Premium Subsidies pp. 263-298

- Yan Sun
- Effectiveness of the Science without Borders program in high qualification and internationalization of Brazilian higher education pp. 299-339

- Gerrio dos Santos Barbosa, Aléssio Tony Cavalcanti de Almeida, Wallace Patrick Santos de Farias Souza and Jesús Pascual Mena Chalco
- Structural funds and $$\beta $$ β -convergence of German counties pp. 341-392

- Philipp Steinbrunner and Julia Bronnmann
- Comparing survey measures of firms’ expectations and uncertainty pp. 393-430

- Marco Bottone
- Inflation co-movement: new insights from quantile factor model pp. 431-464

- Saban Nazlioglu, Sinem Pinar Gurel, Sevcan Gunes, Tugba Akin, Cagin Karul and Muhsin Kar
- How fiscal rules affect the cyclicality of local government debt? Evidence from China pp. 465-515

- Mingjuan Liao, Zhixin Liu and Yingying Xu
- Gaining confidence in the revised consumer confidence indicator: nonlinear optimization approach pp. 517-547

- Mirjana Čižmešija, Zrinka Lukač and Marina Matošec
- Off to a bad start: youth nonemployment and labor market outcomes later in life pp. 549-579

- Mattia Filomena, Isabella Giorgetti and Matteo Picchio
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