Applied Economics Letters
1994 - 2026
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Volume 33, issue 4, 2026
- Investigating the influence of energy dynamics on price forecasts in tropical and traditional agricultural futures markets pp. 473-482

- Wei Zhang, Jiayi Wu, Shun Wang and Yong Zhang
- Exploring calendar effects: the impact of WASDE releases on grain futures market volatility pp. 483-488

- Keehyun Lee and Eunchun Park
- The role of opportunity versus effort in shaping long-term well-being in China pp. 489-495

- Yongkun He, Di Qi, Qi Fan and Yunsi Chen
- Supply chain risks and corporate innovation strategy: from the perspective of breakthrough innovation and incremental innovation pp. 496-501

- Wei Liu, Qianru Zhuo, Libin Qin and Ying Liu
- Assessing the trade response to pandemic-related non-tariff measures pp. 502-510

- Soojung Ahn and Sandro Steinbach
- Enterprise digital transformation and maturity mismatch: evidence from China pp. 511-515

- Yan Chen, Ruiqi Sun and Tianyu Zhang
- Taylor rules during a pandemic: a counterfactual exercise pp. 516-523

- Marcelo Arbex, Michael Batu and Sidney Caetano
- Structural monetary policy and credit accessibility: a quasi-experiment of CERF in China pp. 524-530

- Jiahe Tian, Tingfeng Jiang and Yuchen Sun
- Re-investigating the linkage between buildings’ energy efficiency and mortgage rates pp. 531-536

- Laura Götz
- Recovering risk aversion from Bitcoin option prices and realized returns pp. 537-541

- Zhiyong Cheng
- Beyond support and plunder? Government procurement and firm digital transformation in China pp. 542-546

- Yanyin Li, Rong Xu and Weilin Zhao
- The quality of political signals and corporate payouts pp. 547-552

- Thanh Cong Nguyen, Tien Ho Thuy and Van Toan Ngo
- Empirical analysis of the J-Curve and Marshall-Lerner condition: impacts of macroeconomic shocks on the Brazilian trade balance using a Bayesian SVAR Identified via heteroskedasticity pp. 553-560

- Thiago Drummond de Mendonça Giudici and Elcyon Caiado Rocha Lima
- Climate risk exposure and corporate financial distress pp. 561-567

- WeiWei Li, Junwen Yang and Zihao Ning
- Macrofinancial interconnections in the Pacific Alliance: a quantile approach of stock markets and macroeconomic factors pp. 568-575

- Orlando Joaqui-Barandica, Jesús Ancizar Gómez Daza and Sebastián López-Estrada
- Nonlinear input cost pass-through to consumer prices: a threshold approach pp. 576-580

- Takatoshi Sasaki, Hiroki Yamamoto and Jouchi Nakajima
- Banking activities and natural disasters: empirical evidence from India pp. 581-587

- Whelsy Boungou and Praveen Gupta
- From scam to heist: the impact of cybercrimes on cryptocurrencies pp. 588-596

- Azhar Mohamad and Dimitrios Dimitriou
- Impact of carbon market prices on oil market fear across quantiles pp. 597-603

- Jihong Xiao and Yan Zheng
- Business cycles, real wages, and the quality of jobs pp. 604-608

- Leandro Pereira da Rocha, Danielle Carusi Machado and Carlos Henrique Corseuil
- Applying the LightGBM model and SHAP interpretation to understand the urban land price index and its influencing factors in China pp. 609-613

- Chongle Huang, Limei Ma and Xiaoyu Li
- China’s monetary policy: a hybrid rule in an open economy DSGE model with multiple equilibria pp. 614-617

- Bo Zhang, Wen Xiao, Hong Yin and Wei Dai
- The efficiency of public and private schools: do environmental conditions matter in a Latin American country? pp. 618-625

- Juan Piedra-Peña, Mercy Orellana and Darwin Carchi
- Wage patterns in West Berlin: a synthetic control approach after the fall of the wall pp. 626-629

- Sergi Urzay-Gómez
Volume 33, issue 3, 2026
- Study on the price risk exposure of Chinese agricultural enterprises pp. 319-324

- Pengying Fan, Jiangfeng Sui and Zhichao Guo
- Spatially differentiated minimum wages and inter-city investment flows: evidence from China pp. 325-329

- Min Zhou and Luojia Wang
- How does the China–US trade war affect third countries: evidence from Malaysian listed firms pp. 330-335

- Chengfeng Chen and Siyi Chen
- National culture and Islamic bank risk-taking in the Middle East and Asian countries pp. 336-340

- Ani Silvia, V. Viverita and Dony Abdul Chalid
- The impact of digital credit on bank liquidity creation based on the moderating role of prudential supervision pp. 341-346

- Li Tao and Jianjun Sun
- Can administrative monopoly regulation enhance corporate ESG performance? Evidence from the fair competition review system pp. 347-352

- Xing Li, Jing Niu, Dan Yang, Zimin Liu and Gang Yang
- Accelerated depreciation tax policy and multiple-product firms’ export behaviour: evidence from China pp. 353-358

- Xiaohui Xu and Yi Liu
- Time series properties of corporate credit rating transitions by regions and rating agencies pp. 359-365

- Gyu-Sik Han and Young Kyu Kim
- Aggregating closing position experts for online portfolio selection pp. 366-377

- Xingyu Yang, Xiaoteng Zheng, Jiahao Li and Qingmei Huang
- The impact of environmental, social, and governance performance on the duration of earnings sustainability: a survival analysis pp. 378-385

- Pin-Sheng Lee and Yen-Yu Liu
- Peer effects in the pursuit of further education pp. 386-390

- Huajun Wu and Ning Neil Yu
- Long-term credit and green innovation: causal evidence from China pp. 391-400

- Xiaoyi Lyu, Chenghao Liu and Langlei Ji
- Environmental pollution liability insurance and commercial credit financing pp. 401-405

- Lingyue Han, Dong Ma, Chengfang Deng and Meihua Zhong
- Negative social effects of firms’ digital transformation – a perspective based on labour income shares pp. 406-410

- Xiaoyun Lin, Zhitao Wang and Yinuo Xu
- The transmission of shocks to food and energy commodity prices to food inflation in the euro area* pp. 411-416

- Fructuoso Borrallo, Lucía Cuadro-Sáez, Águeda Gras-Miralles and Javier J. Perez
- Homeownership and portfolio choice in later life pp. 417-421

- Claudius Garten and Michał Myck
- The impact of government policy on enterprise digital transformation: evidence from China’s national civilized city award pp. 422-426

- Huijie Cui, Wen Wen, Yingqi Tang and Xiaoqing Feng
- The effects of the job stabilization fund on employment pp. 427-431

- Hyeonki Hong and Seongman Moon
- Research on the impact of industrial intelligence on FDI: empirical evidence from China pp. 432-437

- Zhimin He, Huaichao Chen and Jingwei Hu
- Do individual investors gamble to recoup losses? pp. 438-443

- Oscar Stålnacke
- Heterogeneity in bubble experience across firms: an examination of the tech bubble pp. 444-452

- Phuong Lan Le and Tan Do
- The impact of economic policy uncertainty on household economic vulnerability: evidence from China’s provincial-level economic policy uncertainty index pp. 453-458

- Zhongyu Sun and Jun Li
- CEO overseas experience and researchers’ wages pp. 459-464

- Ying Wu and Yuanyue Deng
- Corporate litigation and stock price crash risk: evidence from China pp. 465-472

- Tingwei Li and Ruwei Zhao
Volume 33, issue 2, 2026
- Extracting gold risk premium via dimension reduction tools: implication on the gold–inflation relationship pp. 155-164

- Tai-Yong Roh, Byung Yoon Lee and Yahua Xu
- Does strict financial regulation promote Chinese firm innovation: evidence from the New Asset Management regulation pp. 165-170

- Xiaohui Xu, Hongyu Wu and Jun Yang
- An aggregation-consistent implementation of the Hamilton filter pp. 171-176

- Marco Cozzi
- Rural aging, land markets, and farm operations in China pp. 177-184

- Linlin Wang, Deming Luo and Yusheng Zhang
- Service sectors and trade through a digital medium: a modified gravity approach pp. 185-188

- Srinka Bose
- Low-carbon policies and green transformation: evidence from high-carbon emitting firms in China pp. 189-194

- Xianfang Su, Aoxue Zheng, Jing Huang, Binye Wu and Yujuan Yang
- Impact of institutions of higher learning on population and employment: a panel study for Germany pp. 195-199

- Joachim Zietz and Lukas Götzelmann
- US–China trade war and key digital technology innovation of Chinese enterprises pp. 200-208

- Panpan Zheng, Zhen Li and Ruiqi Ma
- Trust and e-commerce consumption: evidence from China pp. 209-216

- Anran Du, Zengdong Cao, Zaizhou Hu and Qin Tu
- Measures the potential for household consumption: a comparison based on inconsistencies between income and consumption classes pp. 217-222

- Ziqing Du and Guangming Lv
- Time-frequency relationship between heterogeneous uncertainties and stock market extreme risk: new evidence from China pp. 223-230

- Xinya Wang and Yi Xue
- Multiple blockholders and governance through voice: evidence from blockholder board representation pp. 231-236

- Ai-Yee Ooi and Kian-Ping Lim
- Political ideology and big pharma in the allocation of health aid pp. 237-240

- Adebukola Adeleke and Kevin Sylwester
- The effect of Russia-Ukraine war on stock market linkages beyond its borders: evidence from Latin America pp. 241-252

- Geesun Lee, Nareth Silva and Jinho Jeong
- Testing and mechanism identification of liquidity trap in China pp. 253-259

- Kaifeng Duan, Chuanzhen Zheng and Yuan Shan
- Corporate income tax reform and intra-industry resource reallocation pp. 260-265

- Jin Chen, Meimei Li, Churen Sun and Yao Xiong
- Do the U.S. and Europe financial sanctions help promote RMB internationalization? pp. 266-271

- Xiangying Zhang and Ge Wang
- Measuring the propagation effect of production networks: is China more susceptible to shocks? pp. 272-277

- Hongtao Wang and Shupei Huang
- State aid, R&D, and the digital content of trade pp. 278-286

- Chiara Castelli, Dario Guarascio, Stefan Jestl and Robert Stehrer
- Accounting for change in income inequality in rural India, 1993–2011: a regression-based decomposition pp. 287-292

- Mehtabul Azam
- Digital infrastructure and urban entrepreneurship level pp. 293-300

- Chao Xiong, Yunyan Liang and Baoxiu Zhang
- ESG rating divergence, information disclosure, and stock price volatility: evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 301-306

- Chengming Li and Shuhao Lai
- Talented managers, bank dividend policy and policy uncertainty pp. 307-311

- Dung V. Tran
- Does population ageing affect financial market stability? Evidence from firm-level stock price crash risk pp. 312-317

- Yichi Jiang and Xuanyue Zhang
Volume 33, issue 1, 2026
- E-commerce development and women’s family empowerment: evidence from China pp. 1-5

- Xinya Wang, Sichen Liu and Ruoyu Liu
- Digital divide or dividend? A meta-analysis of digital finance and inclusive entrepreneurship pp. 6-10

- Xiaoke Shi and Xueru Yang
- Penalty shootouts and bitcoin trading pp. 11-16

- Andrei Shynkevich
- Comparing sin and ethical stocks: a spillover dynamics perspective pp. 17-23

- Guo Wu and Yingdong Xia
- Comparative analysis of the economic effects of special economic zones in China and Korea: evidence from a PSM difference-in-difference method pp. 24-29

- Min Jiang, Hongbo Liu and Euijune Kim
- From pixels to prosperity: does the digital economy reinforce or mitigate urban economic convergence in China? pp. 30-36

- Caili Yang, Haoyu Lian and Yihua Yu
- Party identity and social-distancing behaviours in Brazil pp. 37-41

- Ridwan Karim
- Study on the influence of green finance development on industrial energy consumption pp. 42-47

- Minglang Zhang, Minghao Zhang and Minna Chen
- Can the expansion of market size increase firm markup? Evidence from China pp. 48-53

- Gang An and Jia Wang
- Digital finance and corporate financialization: from the perspective of bank competition and economic policy uncertainty pp. 54-58

- Da Yang, Hongyang Ma, Ken C Ho and Dandan Wang
- Police-involved killings and economic sentiment of black households pp. 59-63

- Cody Couture and Ann Owen
- Financialization of the firms and between-firm inequality: evidence from China pp. 64-70

- Xu Si and Yulin Liu
- Effects of short-time work schemes on firm survival during the covid-19 crisis: insights from new Spanish data pp. 71-75

- Javier Garcia-Clemente and Emilio Congregado
- Pay dispersion and ESG performance pp. 76-85

- Gang Li and Min Zhong
- Mental health professional training for teachers and student outcomes: quasi-experimental evidence from Chinese middle schools pp. 86-92

- Boou Chen, Yu Shen and Chunkai Zhao
- Is corporate community involvement associated with poverty and income inequality? International evidence pp. 93-99

- Dana Moldakulova and Hohyun Kim
- Developing digital dividends: digital-economy-oriented industrial policy, digital technology innovation, and firms’ productivity pp. 100-107

- Hongming Gao, Xiaolong Xue and Hui Zhu
- Has fintech affected the credit loan scale of urban commercial banks in China? pp. 108-114

- Xiao Wang and Jiantao Chen
- Domestic market integration and multi-product firms’ export behaviours: evidence from China pp. 115-122

- Xiaohui Xu, Ruizhen Dong, Pin Lv and Jun Yang
- Integrating NLP tools in corporate governance: a study of disclosure effectiveness pp. 123-129

- Chaehyun Pyun
- Do environmental provisions in regional trade agreements help to increase environmental innovation? pp. 130-134

- Renyu Li, Jing Luo and Tenglong Zhong
- A fractal theory of investor demand for cryptocurrencies pp. 135-141

- Aiman Hairudin and Azhar Mohamad
- The innovation incentive effect of green investors: evidence from fund holdings pp. 142-149

- Maolin Li, Yan Li, Zhen Li and Di Wang
- A simplified approach to benchmark, relative return, and asset pricing pp. 150-153

- G. Glenn Baigent
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