International Review of Economics

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2019, volume 66, articles 4

Did the Easterlin Paradox apply in South Korea between 1980 and 2015? A case study pp. 325-351

Michiel Slag, Martijn Burger and Ruut Veenhoven

The foundation of the right of property: Rosmini as Genovesi’s interpreter pp. 353-367

Paolo Santori

Debt sustainability, structural breaks and nonlinear fiscal adjustment: empirical evidence from Algeria pp. 369-397

Abderrahim Chibi, Sidi Mohamed Chekouri and Mohamed Benbouziane

An empirical analysis of India’s trade in goods with BRICS pp. 399-421

Javeria Maryam and Ashok Mittal

Do investors post messages differently from mobile devices? The correlation between mobile Internet messages posting and stock returns pp. 423-452

Lixing Mei, Yulei Rao, Mei Wang and Jianxin Wang

Tourism and insecurity in the world pp. 453-472

Simplice Asongu, Joseph I. Uduji and Elda N. Okolo-Obasi

2019, volume 66, articles 3

Martin Luther and the different spirits of capitalism in Europe pp. 221-231

Luigino Bruni and John Milbank

Martin Luther and the making of the modern economic mind pp. 233-248

Philipp Robinson Rössner

Discerning the role of the Church in relation to economic life: a perspective from the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer pp. 249-263

Steven C. Heuvel

Economic ethics according to Luther: towards a dialogue between economics and theology pp. 265-276

Michael Borowski

Luther and Bonhoeffer on the social ethical meaning of justification by faith alone pp. 277-291

Patrick Nullens

Individual and social fides: the contribution of Reformation to the ontology of economics pp. 293-304

Emilio Somma

‘Ordo’ versus ‘Ordnung’: Catholic or Lutheran roots of German ordoliberal economic theory? pp. 305-323

Troels Krarup

2019, volume 66, articles 2

Assessing NGOs micro-credit programs: a geo-spatial and socio-economic scenario from rural Bangladesh pp. 79-99

Tanjinul Hoque Mollah, Sharmin Shishir, Wahid Ullah and Takaaki Nihei

Identity switching and conservation on the commons pp. 101-113

Shinji Teraji

The puzzling relationship between stocks return and inflation: a review article pp. 115-145

Somayeh Madadpour and Mohsen Asgari

Voluntary versus enforced tax compliance: the slippery slope framework in the Brazilian context pp. 147-180

Fábio Pereira Silva, Reinaldo Guerreiro and Eduardo Flores

Variation in nominal and real effective exchange rates: evidence across developed and developing countries pp. 181-219

Magda Kandil

2019, volume 66, articles 1

Prices, praises, and prizes pp. 1-4

Robert Dur and Matteo Rizzolli

Awards, incentives and mutual benefit pp. 5-16

Robert Sugden

Incentives and praise compared: the ethics of motivation pp. 17-28

Ruth W. Grant

Awards in the digital world pp. 29-36

Bruno Frey

The market, utilitarianism and the corruption argument pp. 37-55

Mozaffar Qizilbash

Does death make us all equal? Materialism and status-seeking under Mortality Salience pp. 57-78

Elisa Ciaramelli, Caterina Giannetti and Raimondello Orsini

2018, volume 65, articles 4

Happiness and consumption: evidence from China pp. 403-419

Zhen Cui

An economic theory of altruism based on rankings in a stable social hierarchy pp. 421-447

Edmund H. Mantell

Do remittances and foreign aid augment the gross savings: Bangladesh, India and Philippines perspective? pp. 449-463

Shirin Akter

Policy of foreign direct investment liberalisation in India: implications for retail sector pp. 465-487

Utsav Masharu and Muhammad Ali Nasir

Job satisfaction, job match quality and labour supply decisions pp. 489-505

Gaetano Lisi

Private capital inflows and stock market interface in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 507-538

Samson Edo

Core infrastructure and industrial performance in Africa: Do institutions matter? pp. 539-562

Ekundayo Mesagan and Mustapha O. Bello

2018, volume 65, articles 3

Toward a “constitution” for behavioral policy-making pp. 241-270

Marco Fabbri and Michael Faure

Profitability of corporate social responsibility in network industries pp. 271-289

Luciano Fanti and Domenico Buccella

Social orders, and a weak form of the Hayek–Friedman Hypothesis pp. 291-328

Judit Kapas and Pál Czeglédi

Civil economy: definition and strategies for sustainable well-living pp. 329-357

Leonardo Becchetti and Massimo Cermelli

How important is the type of working contract for job satisfaction of agency workers? pp. 359-379

René Petilliot

The co-evolution of tax evasion, social capital and policy responses: a theoretical approach pp. 381-401

Luigi Bonatti and Lorenza Lorenzetti

2018, volume 65, articles 2

Psychology at work pp. 119-135

Philippe Grégoire

Can the link between functional and personal income distribution enhance the analysis of inequality? pp. 137-156

Marisa Civardi and Renata Targetti Lenti

Media use and life satisfaction: the moderating role of social events pp. 157-184

Bartosz Wilczek

Social welfare for an economy of angelic agents pp. 185-200

Aldo Montesano

What are the ethics of welfare economics? And, are welfare economists utilitarians? pp. 201-230

Edward Morey

Supply management and household poverty in Canada pp. 231-240

Pierre Desrochers, Vincent Geloso and Alexandre Moreau

2018, volume 65, articles 1

“Better off, as judged by themselves”: a comment on evaluating nudges pp. 1-8

Cass R. Sunstein

‘Better off, as judged by themselves’: a reply to Cass Sunstein pp. 9-13

Robert Sugden

Do internal references lead to wage rigidity? pp. 15-49

Matthias Strifler

Loss aversion and social security: a general equilibrium approach pp. 51-75

Hyeon Park

Socioeconomic stratification and stereotyping: lab-in-the-field evidence from Colombia pp. 77-118

Francesco Bogliacino, Laura Jiménez Lozano and Daniel Reyes

2017, volume 64, articles 4

From education to democracy: evidence from long-run time-varying estimates pp. 313-325

Nicholas Apergis and James Payne

A social contract approach to sustainability pp. 327-339

Giuseppe Danese

Corporate social responsibility, profits and welfare with managerial firms pp. 341-356

Luciano Fanti and Domenico Buccella

On Sugden’s “mutually beneficial practice” and Berge equilibrium pp. 357-366

Bertrand Crettez

Trust, risk and time preferences: evidence from survey data pp. 367-388

Giuseppe Albanese, Guido de Blasio and Paolo Sestito

2017, volume 64, articles 3

Feasible taxation in advanced democracies pp. 213-229

Leonardo Baggiani and Enrico Colombatto

Corporate social responsibility and strategic relationships pp. 231-244

Yoshifumi Hino and Yusuke Zennyo

The role of frames, numbers and risk in the frequency of cooperation pp. 245-267

Antoni Bosch-Domènech and Joaquim Silvestre

Financial integration faced with the crisis: comparative cases of Greece and Portugal pp. 269-284

Farzad Mirmahboub

The role of the private sector under insecure property rights pp. 285-311

Yohei Tenryu

2017, volume 64, articles 2

Health and happiness: an introduction pp. 105-111

Luca Crivelli and Mario Lucchini

Do people really want to be nudged towards healthy lifestyles? pp. 113-123

Robert Sugden

Poverty, economic stress and quality of life: lessons from the Irish case pp. 125-143

Dorothy Watson, Bertrand Maître, Christopher Whelan and Helen Russell

Happiness, income and poverty pp. 145-158

Andrew Clark

Eudaimonic well-being, inequality, and health: Recent findings and future directions pp. 159-178

Carol D. Ryff

Conceptualization and measurement of disability in studies on subjective well-being: a critical review and evidence from the Italian Health Surveys pp. 179-195

Carlo Francescutti, Alessandra Battisti, Giampiero Griffo and Alessandro Solipaca

Happiness and its molecular fingerprints pp. 197-211

Nicole Probst-Hensch

2017, volume 64, articles 1

Between-classes sorting within schools and test scores: an empirical analysis of Italian junior secondary schools pp. 1-45

Tommaso Agasisti and Patrizia Falzetti

Alcohol consumption and individual time preferences of Russians pp. 47-85

Tatiana Kossova, Elena Kossova and Maria Sheluntcova

Causes and barriers to increases in economic freedom pp. 87-103

Raymond J. March, Conrad Lyford and Benjamin Powell