Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics

2016 - 2025

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

Current editor(s): Marius Brülhart

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Volume 154, issue 1, 2018

Childcare and maternal part-time employment: a natural experiment using Swiss cantons pp. 1-16

Laura Ravazzini

The sovereign money initiative in Switzerland: an economic assessment pp. 1-16

Philippe Bacchetta

Methods to identify linear network models: a review pp. 1-16

Arun Advani and Bansi Malde

On economists as policy advisors with applications to Switzerland pp. 1-5

Aymo Brunetti

On the rewards to international investing: a safe haven currency perspective pp. 1-12

Jean-Pierre Danthine and Samuel Danthine

International trade and unemployment: towards an investigation of the Swiss case pp. 1-12

Lukas Mohler, Rolf Weder and Simone Wyss

Interest-parity conditions during the era of the classical gold standard (1880–1914)—evidence from the investment demand for bills of exchange in Europe pp. 1-12

Nils Herger

The U.S. Tax Program for Swiss banks: what determined the penalties? pp. 1-12

Yvan Lengwiler and Albana Saljihaj

The Swiss franc safety premium pp. 1-21

Jessica Leutert

Openness and productivity of the Swiss economy pp. 1-21

Reto Föllmi, Angela Fuest, Philipp an de Meulen, Martin Micheli, Torsten Schmidt and Lina Zwick

Optimal equity capital requirements for large Swiss banks pp. 1-21

Georg Junge and Peter Kugler

Debt, economic growth, and interest rates: an empirical study of the Swiss case, presenting a new long-term dataset: 1894–2014 pp. 1-13

Guillaume Guex and Sébastien Guex

Inheritance flows in Switzerland, 1911–2011 pp. 1-13

Marius Brülhart, Didier Dupertuis and Elodie Moreau

Term structure dynamics at low and negative interest rates—evidence from Switzerland pp. 1-17

Christian Grisse and Silvio Schumacher

Economists: moral realists or real moralists? Comment on Fourcade and Brunetti pp. 1-2

Monika Bütler

Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics pp. 1-2

Martin Brown, Volker Grossmann, Rafael Lalive and Cédric Tille

The economics of secession: a review of legal, theoretical, and empirical aspects pp. 1-18

Thierry Madiès, Grégoire Rota-Grasiozi, Jean-Pierre Tranchant and Cyril Trépier

Money demand under free banking: Switzerland 1851–1906 pp. 1-8

Stefan Gerlach and Peter Kugler

Unbiased weighted variance and skewness estimators for overlapping returns pp. 1-8

Stephen Taylor and Ming Fang

Comparative politics and the synthetic control method revisited: a note on Abadie et al. (2015) pp. 1-11

Stefan Klößner, Ashok Kaul, Gregor Pfeifer and Manuel Schieler

Factor substitution in Swiss manufacturing: empirical evidence using micro panel data pp. 1-15

Sebastian M. Deininger, Lukas Mohler and Daniel Mueller

How does depreciations management affect subsequent fiscal performance? The case of the Swiss cantons pp. 1-15

Maxime Clémenceau and Nils Soguel

Economics: the view from below pp. 1-9

Marion Fourcade

Volume 153, issue 4, 2017

Impacts of Global Warming on Energy Use for Heating and Cooling with Full Rebound Effects in Switzerland pp. 341-369

Camille Gonseth, Philippe Thalmann and Marc Vielle

Allocation of Expenditures in Elderly Households and the Cost of Widowhood pp. 371-401

Daniel Burkhard

Capital Flows and the Swiss Franc pp. 403-436

Pinar Yesin

How Reliable are Cointegration-Based Estimates for Wealth Effects on Consumption? Evidence from Switzerland pp. 437-479

Alain Galli

Volume 153, issue 3, 2017

The Relationship between Inequality and Growth: Evidence from New Data pp. 183-225

Costanza Naguib

Heterogeneity in Income Tax Capitalization: Evidence from the Swiss Housing Market pp. 227-259

Mario Morger

Partisan Campaigning and Initiative Petition Signing in Direct Democracies pp. 261-291

Katharina Hofer

Is Governance Related to Investment Performance and Asset Allocation? Empirical Evidence from Swiss Pension Funds pp. 293-339

Manuel Ammann and Christian Ehmann

Volume 153, issue 2, 2017

Emerging Lessons from Half a Century of Fiscal Federalism in Switzerland pp. 73-101

Kurt Schmidheiny

Tax Reform in an Era of Budget Stress, Inequality, and International Mobility pp. 103-122

Alan Auerbach

How do Overnight Stays React to Exchange Rate Changes? pp. 123-165

Christian Stettler

Volume 153, issue 1, 2017

Econometric Analysis of Ratings — with an Application to Health and Wellbeing pp. 1-13

Raphael Studer and Rainer Winkelmann

Immigration and Swiss House Prices pp. 15-36

Kathrin Degen and Andreas Fischer

Time-Varying and Regional Dynamics in Swiss Housing Markets pp. 37-72

Dirk Drechsel and Anne Kathrin Funk

Volume 152, issue 4, 2016

Reallocation of Capital and Labor within Firms pp. 289-303

Holger Mueller

Macroprudential Policy and Credit Supply pp. 305-318

Jose-Luis Peydro

Capital Markets Union in Europe: Why Other Unions Must Lead the Way pp. 319-329

Viral Acharya and Sascha Steffen

Volume 152, issue 3, 2016

On the Regressivity of Gambling Taxes in Switzerland pp. 193-208

Dimitri Kohler

The Social Marginal Cost Curve and a Corner Solution of the Second-Best Level of Public Good Provision: A Review and an Extension pp. 209-241

Ming Chung Chang, Hsiao-Ping Peng and Yan-Ching Ho

Obesity and Health-Care Costs in Switzerland: Dealing with Endogeneity in Non-Linear Regression Models pp. 243-286

Stefan Meyer

Volume 152, issue 2, 2016

Pension System Solvency — From Linguistics to Economics pp. 83-102

Laurence J. Kotlikoff

Rational Pension Policies pp. 103-124

Axel Börsch-Supan

Measuring the Invisible: An Overview of and Outlook for Tax Non-Compliance Estimates and Measurement Methods for Switzerland pp. 125-177

Felix Schmutz

Volume 152, issue 1, 2016

The Sources and Magnitudes of Switzerland’s Gains from Trade pp. 1-21

Christian Hepenstrick

Relationship Banking in the Residential Mortgage Market? Evidence from Switzerland pp. 23-48

Martin Brown and Matthias Hoffmann

A Simple Method for Predicting Distributions by Means of Covariates with Examples from Poverty and Health Economics pp. 49-80

Jing Dai, Stefan Sperlich and Walter Zucchini