Applied Economics Letters
1994 - 2025
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Volume 32, issue 3, 2025
- Is China’s hog futures market effective? Based on the perspective of price discovery and hedging functions pp. 295-301

- Chengliang Peng
- Does education reduce the tendency to give the ‘No-opinion’ response in surveys? Findings from Turkey pp. 302-311

- Ali Berker
- Comparing the US financing sources during World wars and pandemics (Spanish flu vs. COVID-19) pp. 312-315

- Edoardo Beretta and Emilio Colombo
- Does big data application improve Chinese firms’ innovation: the role of talent accessibility pp. 316-320

- Jun Yang, Xinxin Lyu, Xiaohui Xu, Mobing Jiang and Pin Lyu
- Educated to be interested in science? Evidence from a change in compulsory schooling in Turkey pp. 321-328

- Ali Berker
- Regional Okun’s law and endogeneity: evidence from the Indonesian districts pp. 329-336

- Harry Aginta, Carlos Mendez and Masakazu Someya
- Unveiling differential patterns in IPO and SEO underpricing: a comparative analysis of high-quality and low-quality firms pp. 337-345

- Amrit Panda and Soumya Guha Deb
- Coping with education supply shocks: how COVID-19 affected parents’ time spent on children’s education pp. 346-350

- Nicola Daniele Coniglio, Rezart Hoxhaj and Hubert Jayet
- Pricing strategy for products with consumption synergy pp. 351-356

- Zhewei Xi, Guoqiang Lou and Youze Lang
- Does driving restriction affect air quality: evidence from Guangzhou city in China pp. 357-364

- Zheng Pan, Xuxian Zhang and Chengzheng Li
- Investing in cryptocurrencies with information costs pp. 365-368

- Valentinas Rudys and Daniel Svogun
- Recent trends in the gender wage gap in Portugal: a distributional analysis pp. 369-372

- Aurora Galego
- E-commerce development, time allocation and the gender division of labour: evidence from rural China pp. 373-378

- Yutong Li and Lan Zhou
- New evidence on the nature of shocks to divorce rates pp. 379-383

- Jamal G. Husein and S. Murat Kara
- Asymmetric effects of tariff news on the renminbi exchange rate volatility: evidence from the US–China trade war pp. 384-390

- Yike Sun
- Graduate education and enterprise innovation pp. 391-397

- JingJing Yang, Silei Li and Caifu Li
- How does climate change affect migration intention? Evidence from China pp. 398-409

- Shuai Yue, Chunan Wang, Houlian Liu and Zhuang Hao
- Does FDI enhance the effects of heterogeneous environmental regulations on green innovation in China? Evidence from spatial Durbin model analysis pp. 410-414

- Juntian Wang and Chunyang Wang
- Fractal portfolio strategies: does scale preference of investors matter? pp. 415-421

- Shinji Kakinaka, Tadaaki Hayakawa, Daisuke Kato and Ken Umeno
- Stepping stone or stumbling block? The effect of stock index inclusions on firm performance pp. 422-428

- Tianyu Bai, Zhongfei Li, Yuanjing Lin and Haiping Liu
- Granger causality between public debt and economic growth: further evidence from panel data pp. 429-434

- María Del Carmen Ramos-Herrera and Simón Sosvilla-Rivero
- Inventory stockpiling and Covid-19 pandemic performance: evidence from Taiwanese firms pp. 435-440

- Ngoc Thuy Mai, Jung-Fa Tsai and Dien Giau Bui
- Impact of enterprise digital transformation on high-quality economic development in China pp. 441-444

- Yanpeng Chen, Tajul Ariffin Masron and Ruixi Yuan
- Endogenous timing with upstream entry pp. 445-448

- Ryosuke Tsuritani
Volume 32, issue 2, 2025
- The impact of country risk on OFDI: empirical analysis based on cross-border panel data pp. 151-156

- Ziwang Chen, Juan Yang, Wenqing Wang and Yuwei Liu
- Green finance: do innovation, fintech and financial transparency play a role? pp. 157-160

- Mete Feridun
- Impact of low interest rates on income inequality: evidence from China pp. 161-164

- Mizhou Chen and Pan Li
- Digital transformation and corporate Labor costs for ordinary employees pp. 165-169

- Ying Wu, Li Deng and Wen Huang
- Labour productivity convergence in the Czech Republic pp. 170-173

- Umut Unal and Jitka Specianova
- The impact of gasoline price changes on food expenditures pp. 174-178

- Najmeh Kamyabi and Amir Fekrazad
- The Euribor rate: a forecasting exercise based on fractional integration pp. 179-182

- Juan Carlos Cuestas and Luis Alberiko Gil-Alana
- Do older adults accurately forecast their social security benefits? pp. 183-187

- Grant M. Seiter and Sita Nataraj Slavov
- Going digital: do actions speak louder than words? pp. 188-192

- Zhuowen Huang and Kian-Ping Lim
- The impact of CBDC adoption on bank liquidity risk: evidence from the global banking sector pp. 193-198

- Dinh Trung Nguyen, Minh Ngoc Nguyen and Kim Thanh Duong
- Corporate financing constraints and export product quality: based on the perspective of dual institutional differences pp. 199-203

- Dameng Hu, Yuanzhe Huang and Haoran Ge
- Do Artificial Intelligence applications affect firm stock liquidity? Evidence from China pp. 204-209

- Yilin Zhong, Junhao Zhong, Tianjian Yang, Minghui Han and Qinghua Zhang
- The Calvo parameter revisited: an unbiased insight pp. 210-217

- Ali Elminejad
- Financial sanctions and the share of US dollar in global reserve currencies: evidence from the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) model pp. 218-221

- Aliyu R. Sanusi, Suleiman O. Mamman, Jamilu Iliyasu and Attahir B. Abubakar
- Bias in Poisson Pseudo-Maximum Likelihood estimation of structural gravity models: how much of a problem for applied research? pp. 222-227

- Ben Shepherd
- Don’t bite off more than you can chew: commodity price volatility and corporate innovation pp. 228-235

- Xiao-Dong Xu, Juan Wang and Ya-Yu Mu
- Information advantage of narratives to consumers’ inflation forecasts pp. 236-241

- Yoichi Tsuchiya, Hiroyuki Takemura and Takashi Udagawa
- Bank health, lines of credit, and corporate investment: evidence from the Great Recession pp. 242-247

- Wei Zhang, Anne Macy and Huabing Wang
- Measuring the unmeasurable: CSR divergence and future stock price crash risk pp. 248-258

- Weijia Hu, Rui Du, Yu-En Lin and Gui-Ling Huang
- Explanatory factors of French retail wine prices pp. 259-262

- Christian M. Hafner
- The short-term impacts of COVID-19 outbreak on carbon emissions: causal evidence from China pp. 263-269

- Sitong Pan
- The heterogeneous effects of education on relative deprivation: evidence from migrants in China pp. 270-275

- Yucheng Sun and Zhewen Pan
- Effects of education on elderly care preferences pp. 276-285

- Pelin Akyol
- A new salient factor and equity returns: empirical evidence from A-Shares pp. 286-294

- Hailin Zhou, Zhangzhi Hu and Xinyu Wu
Volume 32, issue 1, 2025
- An empirical note on university rankings pp. 1-4

- Kang Hua Cao, Chi-Keung Woo and Yi Shi
- What drives Basel III implementation? A cross-country empirical investigation pp. 5-8

- Mete Feridun
- Does artificial intelligence improve the quality of export products? Evidence from China pp. 9-13

- Xiaohui Xu and Chenchen Tian
- Regional trade networks and income inequality pp. 14-22

- Yuheng Liang and Ming Zhang
- An economic approach to gun control: analysis of the Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety Act of 2020 pp. 23-27

- Joseph G. Eisenhauer
- Deriving technology indicators from corporate websites: a comparative assessment using patents pp. 28-41

- Sebastian Heinrich
- Does judicial informatization affect firms’ digital innovation intention during the COVID-19 pandemic? pp. 42-47

- Panpan Zheng, Zhen Li and Ziyin Zhuang
- Sample selection models with common endogeneity in the selection and outcome: revisiting the family gap pp. 48-51

- Grace Arnold and Riju Joshi
- Reasons for the heterogeneity of regional innovation policy on innovation output: considering the influence of policy sentiment pp. 52-57

- Haoyue Zhang, Zhengwen Song and Kun Xu
- The drug overdose death epidemic: evidence from U.S. Counties pp. 58-61

- Tomi Ovaska, Albert Sumell and Yogesh Uppal
- The impact of birth order among descendant family CEOs on family firm earnings management pp. 62-66

- He Soung Ahn and Seung Uk Choi
- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on audit quality: evidence from China pp. 67-72

- Rongbing Huang
- Group size uncertainty in common pool resource dilemmas pp. 73-77

- Hironori Otsubo
- Disaster relief and regional employment: the case of the Great East Japan Earthquake pp. 78-86

- Tomomi Miyazaki
- Temperature highs, climate change salience, and Eco-anxiety: early evidence from the 2022 United Kingdom heatwave pp. 87-94

- Alexandru Savu
- How do repeated data breaches affect firm policies? pp. 95-102

- Jin Peng, Haofei Zhang, Juan Mao and Shouhuai Xu
- Market integration and consumer spending pp. 103-109

- Shuyue Qin and Yumeng Zhang
- The nonlinear impact of co-agglomeration between logistics and manufacturing industries on regional economic resilience: an empirical study pp. 110-114

- Haojun Wang, Xiao Su and Jun M. Liu
- The effect of income on satisfaction with spouse’s economic contribution in China pp. 115-120

- Yunchao Cai, Jing Pang and Junlu Ha
- Decomposing Okun’s law: evidence for the United States, 1970–2021 pp. 121-124

- Oscar Peláez-Herreros
- External shocks and corporate performance: evidence from the 2011 Fukushima earthquake pp. 125-130

- Man Zhang and Chao Wang
- Fiscal policy for stabilization during the COVID-19 crisis: the role of social spending pp. 131-134

- Philipp Heimberger
- How fintech adoption is affecting the size of rural bank lending? pp. 135-140

- Nan Chao and Haifen Yang
- Management team stability and financing constraints pp. 141-145

- Zhenge Peng, Wenbin Yang and Jiaqi Mou
- Correction Notice pp. 146-146

- The Editors
- Correction pp. 147-147

- The Editors
- Correction pp. 148-149

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