Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics

2016 - 2026

Continuation of Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics (SJES).

Current editor(s): Marius Brülhart

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Volume 162, issue 1, 2026

Economics and biodiversity in Switzerland: does sustainable investing help to moderate the problem? pp. 1-20

Thorsten Hens and Ester Trutwin

Causal effects of breastfeeding promotion on child health: understanding the role of nutrition pp. 1-12

Anne Ardila Brenøe, Jenna Stearns and Richard M. Martin

Wage-price pass-through in Switzerland pp. 1-18

Jessica Leutert, Rolf Scheufele and Selina Schön

Who shops online? the role of policy, household characteristics, and family networks pp. 1-13

Frédéric Kluser and Maximilian V. Ehrlich

Estimating a weighted output gap for Switzerland: methodology and application pp. 1-25

Christian Glocker, Serguei Kaniovski and Philipp Wegmüller

Affective partisan polarization, citizens’ attitudes, and political behavior in Swiss democracy pp. 1-19

Benjamin Jansen and Alois Stutzer

Pricing liquidity support: a PLB for Switzerland pp. 1-19

Remo Isch-Taudien, Cyril Monnet and Dirk Niepelt

How firms set their prices: survey evidence along the stages of price setting pp. 1-21

Pascal Seiler

Figurative and literal language in US governor speeches pp. 1-14

Léo Picard and Dominik Stammbach

Volume 161, issue 1, 2025

Measuring regional integration into global supply chains: evidence from a new dataset of Swiss cantons pp. 1-24

Octavio Fernández-Amador, Doris Oberdabernig and Patrick Tomberger

Equity and efficiency of carbon tax policies in Switzerland with endogenous energy substitution pp. 1-24

Matthias Leuthard

Jobseekers’ skills and job search behaviour pp. 1-31

Conny Wunsch, Felix Rochlitz and Patrick Arni

Assessing economic sentiment with newspaper text indices: evidence from Switzerland pp. 1-60

Marie-Catherine Bieri

Fiscal policy responses to COVID-19 in Switzerland: a high-frequency dataset on federal and sub-federal policy announcements in the first year of the pandemic pp. 1-21

Vera Eichenauer, Remo Gurtner and Furkan Oguz

Measuring the credit gap: a forecast combination approach pp. 1-12

N Kishor and Nam Nguyen

Alternative data for restaurant bankruptcy prediction pp. 1-18

Pascal Kündig

Cross-border value-added tax fraud in the European Union pp. 1-23

Adrien Bussy and Annalisa Tassi

Consumption-based responsibility for global warming and the distribution of impacts of swiss climate policy pp. 1-23

Florian Landis

The impact of fiscal equivalence: evidence from funding compulsory schooling in Switzerland pp. 1-23

Tobias Schib

Sectoral effects of exchange rate shocks: goods exports and the appreciation of the Swiss Franc in 2015 pp. 1-25

Andreas Brunhart and Martin Geiger

Consumer spending in Switzerland: insights from a novel transactional data index pp. 1-25

Jonas Bruhin, Matthias Fengler, Winfried Koeniger and Robert Rohrkemper

Digital technologies and performance incentives: evidence from businesses in the Swiss economy pp. 1-19

Johannes Lehmann and Michael Beckmann

Cross-border shopping: evidence from household transaction records pp. 1-19

Frédéric Kluser

Volume 160, issue 1, 2024

The effect of a strict facial-mask policy on the spread of COVID-19 in Switzerland during the early phase of the pandemic pp. 1-20

Emanuel Nussli, Simon Hediger, Meta-Lina Spohn and Marloes H. Maathuis

The development of ski areas and its relation to the Alpine economy in Switzerland pp. 1-20

Pascal Troxler, Marcus Roller and Monika Bandi Tanner

Do mobile applications foster sustainable mobility? Evidence from a field experiment pp. 1-33

Alexander Goetz, Ioana Marinica, Harald Mayr, Luca Mosetti and Renate Schubert

What wages do people expect for vocational and academic education backgrounds in Switzerland? pp. 1-16

Maria Alejandra Cattaneo

An introduction to causal discovery pp. 1-16

Martin Huber

Working from home is here to stay, but how does it affect workplace learning? pp. 1-19

Guillaume M. A. Morlet and Thomas Bolli

Capturing Swiss economic confidence pp. 1-17

Philipp Wegmueller and Christian Glocker

Inequality in opportunity of access to antenatal care in Cameroon: multilevel modelling, spatial analysis and decomposition methods pp. 1-17

Anne Darline Youmbi, Betrand Fesuh Nono and Christian Akono

Ranking occupations by their proximity to workers’ profiles pp. 1-17

Mirjam Bächli, Hélène Benghalem, Doriana Tinello, Damaris Aschwanden, Sascha Zuber, Matthias Kliegel, Michele Pellizzari and Rafael Lalive

The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics at 160 pp. 1-4

Marius Brülhart and Kateryna Dashevska

Do fiscal rules matter? A survey of recent evidence pp. 1-38

Thomas Brändle and Marc Elsener

Sentiment-semantic word vectors: A new method to estimate management sentiment pp. 1-22

Tri Minh Phan

The macro-financial effects of Climate Policy Risk: evidence from Switzerland pp. 1-13

Brendan Berthold

Retail CBDC purposes and risk transfers to the central bank pp. 1-15

Romain Baeriswyl, Samuel Reynard and Alexandre Swoboda

Volume 159, issue 1, 2023

Regime-dependent drivers of the EUR/CHF exchange rate pp. 1-18

Piotr Kotlarz, Michael Hanke and Sebastian Stöckl

The return of inflation pp. 1-18

Ernst Baltensperger

The D-model for GDP nowcasting pp. 1-33

Stavros Degiannakis

Monitoring consumption Switzerland: data, background, and use cases pp. 1-16

Martin Brown, Matthias Fengler, Jonas Huwyler, Winfried Koeniger, Rafael Lalive and Robert Rohrkemper

Covid-19 outbreak and beyond: a retrospect on the information content of short-time workers for GDP now- and forecasting pp. 1-10

Sylvia Kaufmann

Digital technologies, technological improvement rates, and innovations “Made in Switzerland” pp. 1-31

Matthias Niggli and Christian Rutzer

How does immigration affect housing costs in Switzerland? pp. 1-31

Fabienne Helfer, Volker Grossmann and Aderonke Osikominu

Interest rates and real estate prices: a panel study pp. 1-25

Joël Vonlanthen

Causal Machine Learning and its use for public policy pp. 1-15

Michael Lechner

Willingness to pay for an annual vaccine in an endemic COVID-19 scenario: a contingent valuation study in Metro Manila, Philippines pp. 1-12

Rosalina Palanca-Tan

A monthly leading indicator of Swiss GDP growth based on Okun’s law pp. 1-14

Peter Kugler and George Sheldon

Responses of Swiss interest rates and stock prices to ECB policy surprises pp. 1-14

Diego Hager and Thomas Nitschka

Correction: How does immigration affect housing costs in Switzerland? pp. 1-1

Fabienne Helfer, Volker Grossmann and Aderonke Osikominu