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Volume 29, issue 21, 2022

Cohort effects within the firm: new evidences from China pp. 1955-1959

Hong Zhang, Xiaoquan Wang and James Liang

Government intervention and firm innovation outputs: a heterogeneity of corporate governance of Chinese listed firms pp. 1960-1964

Yiling Chen

CEO power and corporate social responsibility decoupling pp. 1965-1969

Yasir Shahab, Ammar Gull, Tanveer Ahsan and Rizwan Mushtaq

A credit rationing model of the medium risk borrowers with low valued collateral pp. 1970-1974

Sehoon Kwon

The effect of maternity on employment and wages in Mexico pp. 1975-1979

Raymundo M. Campos-Vazquez, Carolina Rivas-Herrera, Eduardo Alcaraz and Luis A. Martinez

Cross-ownership and excess capacity in a differentiated duopoly pp. 1980-1990

Junlong Chen, Zhiruo Zhang and Jiali Liu

Employment stability and corporate cash holdings pp. 1991-1995

Syungjin Han and Changhyun Kim

A probabilistic model of the LCOE for Korean offshore windfarms pp. 1996-2001

Deokoh Lim, Kihwan Kim and Gil-Lim Yoon

Revisiting real exchange rate misalignment and economic growth nexus: a Markov-switching approach pp. 2002-2006

Hsiu-Hsin Ko

Asymmetric Fisher effect in inflation targeting emerging markets: evidence from quantile co-integration pp. 2007-2014

Saban Nazlioglu, SinemPinar Gurel, Sevcan Gunes and Emre Kilic

Is the transposition of EU directives homogeneous? An AI counterfactual example pp. 2015-2019

María Teresa Ballestar, Jorge Sainz and Ismael Sanz

Monetary policy shocks identified using the entire yield curve: an alternative approach pp. 2020-2031

Woon Wook Jang

Analysis of Investors’ Prediction Potential Using Holt Winters Model and Artificial Neural Networks pp. 2032-2039

Parizad Dungore

Unemployment and workplace injuries: evidence from California pp. 2040-2043

Xiuming Dong and Ross Jestrab

Effects of temporary earnings on dividends in Korea pp. 2044-2046

Jeongsun Yun, Myung-Ho Park and Dae Keun Park

Investigating survivorship bias: the case of the 1918 flu pandemic pp. 2047-2052

Joël Floris, Laurent Kaiser, Harald Mayr, Kaspar Staub and Ulrich Woitek

Volume 29, issue 20, 2022

Did the bank of Japan’s purchases of exchange-traded funds affect stock prices? A synthetic control approach pp. 1859-1863

Kohei Aono, Hiroshi Gunji and Hayato Nakata

Delta-hedged gains of SSE 50 ETF options pp. 1864-1867

Xiaoping Li, Chunyang Zhou and Wei Huang

Should (Co)jump variation be included in asset allocation? pp. 1868-1875

Zirong Chen, Haonan Lin and Xu Zheng

The connectedness between Twitter uncertainty index and stock return volatility in the G7 countries pp. 1876-1879

Chinmaya Behera and Badri Rath

An evaluation of the effectiveness of three early-warning models on financial indexes pp. 1880-1884

Yumei He, Xinyi Xu, Yuewen Cai and Mengya Cheng

Urbanization and financial literacy: the knowledge spillover effect pp. 1885-1890

Zhu Yan, Aoran Wang, Weiwei Shao and Yanni Zeng

The effects of a wife’s retirement on her husband’s mental health among older adults in China pp. 1891-1896

Simiao Chen, Zhuang Hao and Till Bärnighausen

Why poverty is higher in Spain: a comparison with the Czech Republic pp. 1897-1900

Zuobao Wang, Yonggao Zhang and Yujie Rao

Long-term effects of female teachers on pupils’ smoking behaviour later in life pp. 1901-1905

Eiji Yamamura

Effects of tariff reduction by regional comprehensive economic partnership (RCEP) on global value chains based on simulation pp. 1906-1920

Hui Wen, Yu You and Yue Zhang

Price level convergence in Turkey pp. 1921-1926

Mustafa Çakır and Lokman Gunduz

Extraction of proxy relative sovereign bond yield curve factors pp. 1927-1930

Hokuto Ishii

Education and social preferences: quasi-experimental evidence from compulsory schooling reforms pp. 1931-1938

Songtao Yang

Innovation performance convergence: evidence from Chinese listed OFDI companies pp. 1939-1943

Tian Zhao

Does FDI increase labour market volatility at home? pp. 1944-1948

Ayesha Ashraf and Muhammad Umar Chaudhry

An examination of higher-moment contagion during the South Sea Bubble pp. 1949-1953

Mohammad S. Hasan, Robert Gausden and Ortenca Kume

Volume 29, issue 19, 2022

Understanding firm-level intangible investment: a resource-based view on Korean firms pp. 1757-1764

Hyuk Chung

Measuring cross-country heterogeneity in the value of patents based on the patent-trade relationship pp. 1765-1770

Junyoung Hong and Wonjoon Kim

Determinants of self-employment by new PhDs pp. 1771-1775

Robert Feinberg

Model selection for panel data models with fixed effects: a simulation study pp. 1776-1783

Minchul Yum

Public Financial Management and Fiscal Performance: Evidence from Panel Data Analyses pp. 1784-1790

Steve Gui-Diby

Deportation of criminals and immigration back to the United States: evidence from Central America and Mexico pp. 1791-1798

Priti Kalsi and Edward Kosack

The behaviour of forex market during the first and second wave of COVID-19: a wavelet analysis pp. 1799-1803

Ahmed Arif, Asif Saeed and Umer Farooq

Does digital financial inclusion moderate or exacerbate output volatility? pp. 1804-1809

Sasidaran Gopalan and Ramkishen S. Rajan

Media bias with asymmetric media quality pp. 1810-1814

Sangwoo Yang

Income thresholds in the remittances-growth association? a case study of Fiji pp. 1815-1823

Nikeel Nishkar Kumar and Arvind Patel

Mind the gap: forecasting euro-area output gaps with machine learning pp. 1824-1828

Emmanouil Sofianos, Periklis Gogas and Theophilos Papadimitriou

Does digital finance promote entrepreneurship of migrant? Evidence from China pp. 1829-1832

Yuanyuan Li, Jing Tan, Binyang Wu and Jingwen Yu

Systemically important financial institutions in China: from view of tail risk spillover network pp. 1833-1839

Xin Yang, Shan Chen, Zhifeng Liu, Xiaoguang Yang and Chuangxia Huang

More education, less prejudice against sexual minorities? Evidence from compulsory schooling reforms pp. 1840-1846

Songtao Yang

Performance-based regulation of train service delays: Hong Kong pp. 1847-1854

Chi-Keung Woo, Kang Hua Cao, Tsz Leung Yip, Sin Yin Chow, Cho-Leung Chu, Jay Zarnikau and Chloe Mow

The existence and historical development of the holiday effect on the Swedish stock market pp. 1855-1858

Shahin Eidinejad and Elena Dahlem

Volume 29, issue 18, 2022

Will infrastructure construction drive Chinese rural families to develop their own enterprises? pp. 1665-1669

Yong Tian, Wei Du, Yiwen Hua and Lijun Fan

Supply-demand of financial asset and China’s economic development: from the perspective of financial assets shortage pp. 1670-1674

Yulei Chen and Maosheng Ran

Period value at risk and its estimation by Monte Carlo simulation pp. 1675-1679

Yanli Huo, Chunhui Xu and Takayuki Shiina

Sports viewing behaviour with loss aversion and competition balance pp. 1680-1685

Hirofumi Fukuyama

Economic policy uncertainty, social capital, and corporate cash holdings pp. 1686-1689

Dongwook Seo and Seongjae Mun

Sources of variation in growth rate distribution: evidence from Korean, Japanese, and Chinese manufacturing firms pp. 1690-1695

Taewon Kang

Factors of carbon emissions from Chinese urban and rural residents: a time-varying study pp. 1696-1701

Yutai Cheng and Yao Xiao

Sequential Monte Carlo estimation for Present-Value model pp. 1702-1708

Yong Li, Zhusheng Lou, Qiaosen Zhang and Mingzhi Zhang

Does carbon emission trading policy affect bank loans of firms? Evidence from China pp. 1709-1714

Zhi Yu, Yali Cao and Mo Liu

The harmony and conflict arising from couples’ employment status pp. 1715-1718

Nicholas Litsardopoulos and George Saridakis

Paying with your data. Privacy tradeoffs in ride-hailing services pp. 1719-1725

Michał Paliński

Can policy intervention induce a flight to quality: an analysis of the closing of the Chinese P2P market pp. 1726-1729

Lizheng Ma, Miao Li and Fei Xia

A coronavirus outbreak and sector stock returns: a tale from the first ten weeks of 2020 pp. 1730-1740

Khoa Huu Nguyen

Velocity of money and shadow economy pp. 1741-1745

Ceyhun Elgin and Ertan Iyidost

Continuous job lock: employer health insurance contributions and job tenure pp. 1746-1751

James Bailey and Michael Mathes

The contribution of Johan Cruyff to success and stadium attendance at Feyenoord pp. 1752-1755

Jan C. van Ours

Volume 29, issue 17, 2022

Does voluntary disclosure on an internet platform affect analyst forecast accuracy? pp. 1547-1555

Meng Wang, Wanlong Zhao and Yunqing Tao

Defying the odds: horseplayers and female jockeys pp. 1556-1563

Alexander D. Binder and Paul Grimes

The discontinuous effect of economic performance on political turnover pp. 1564-1570

Chen-Yu Pan and Pi-Han Tsai

Informal job search method and labour market outcomes: evidence from urban Chinese workers pp. 1571-1585

Yilin Shi

The relationship between public attention and COVID-19: evidence from the big data analysis of Google trends pp. 1586-1593

Kai Lisa Lo, Huizhu Liu, Minhua Yang and Jackson Jinhong Mi

On remittances and calorie intake in Bangladesh pp. 1594-1598

Anupam Das

Value-added share and elasticity of trade to barriers pp. 1599-1604

Xuebing Yang

The impact of occupational feminization on the gender wage gap and estimates of wage discrimination pp. 1605-1609

Dominica Bartnik, Paul Edward Gabriel and Susanne Schmitz

Innovation and productivity in Turkish manufacturing firms pp. 1610-1614

Cem Okan Tuncel and Deniz Oktay

Alternative tuition fees schemes: a simulation exercise pp. 1615-1619

P. Beneito, José Boscá and Javier Ferri

Investor sentiment and mutual fund stock picking pp. 1620-1625

Timothy K. Chue and G. Mujtaba Mian

Favouritism to SOEs: institution quality or career concern? pp. 1626-1630

Pu Chen and Chunyang Wang

Impact of state children’s health insurance program on fertility of immigrant women pp. 1631-1643

Kabir Dasgupta, Keshar Ghimire and Alexander Plum

On the efficiency of German growth forecasts: an empirical analysis using quantile random forests and density forecasts pp. 1644-1653

Alexander Foltas and Christian Pierdzioch

Does a shrinking labor force reduce FDI inflows in OECD countries? pp. 1654-1658

Rajarshi Mitra and Md Thasinul Abedin

Underrepresentation of developing country researchers in development research pp. 1659-1664

Veronica Amarante, Ronelle Burger, Grieve Chelwa, John Cockburn, Ana Kassouf, Andrew McKay and Julieta Zurbrigg

Volume 29, issue 16, 2022

The impact of the selective two-child policy on residents’ fertility intentions in China pp. 1455-1459

Tong Meng and Shibin Lyu

The belt and road initiative and the executive compensation contract: evidence from Chinese security market pp. 1460-1465

Sha Wu and Yuehua Jiao

The effect of financialization on management earnings forecasts pp. 1466-1469

Yuyu Wu, Sihao Li and Zhi Cao

Robo-advisor using closed-form solutions for investors’ risk preferences pp. 1470-1477

Zhi-Long Dong, Min-Xing Zhu and Feng-Min Xu

Exploring the convergence of per capita electricity consumption in ASEAN countries: a spatial econometric analysis pp. 1478-1482

Bui Hoang Ngoc and Nguyen Huu Khoi

Labour reallocation and total factor productivity losses from financial constraints in the Buera-Shin model pp. 1483-1488

Minsoo Han

The SDR and influences on the currency swap agreements for RMB pp. 1489-1492

Soojoong Nam, Weining Bi and David Kim

Who is discriminated most in the EU? An analysis of the Covid-19 compensation fund pp. 1493-1497

Alfred Greiner and Benjamin Owusu

Benchmark, relative return, and asset pricing pp. 1498-1503

Claude Bergeron

Does too much finance suppress a country’s participation in the global value chains? pp. 1504-1508

Songlin Zeng, Zhenyi Wang, C. Hueng and Sainan Huang

Local government competition, development zones and urban green innovation: an empirical study of Chinese cities pp. 1509-1514

Yongyou Nie, Kai Wan, Fan Wu, Weiyong Zou and Tsangyao Chang

The impact of education on mental health: evidence from compulsory education law in China pp. 1515-1521

Tianheng Wang

Do border policies reduce flows of Venezuelan migrants? pp. 1522-1527

Jose Cuesta and Cristian Chagalj

Is rice price a major source of inflation in the Philippines? A panel data analysis pp. 1528-1532

Harold Glenn Valera, Jean Balié and Emiliano Magrini

Separation of control and cash flow rights, ultimate controlling shareholders’ equity pledge ratio and risk of control transfer--evidence from Chinese A-share listed companies pp. 1533-1540

Liang Wang and Wenyan Cao

Government revenue, quality of governance and child and maternal survival pp. 1541-1546

Stephen Hall, Marisol Lopez, Stuart Murray and Bernadette O’Hare

Volume 29, issue 15, 2022

Socioeconomic school segregation in Canary Islands pp. 1347-1351

Claudia Prieto-Latorre and Oscar D. Marcenaro-Gutiérrez

Triangular arbitrage across forex and cryptocurrency markets during the COVID-19 crisis: a MRS-AR approach pp. 1352-1357

Jianfeng Huang

Public debt and aggregate investment in the EU pp. 1358-1364

Ilias Kostarakos

Corporate financial distress prediction based on controlling shareholder’s equity pledge pp. 1365-1368

Zhitao Wang, Qiuyan Wang, Zi Nie and Bingcheng Li

Policy uncertainty and intellectual capital investment pp. 1369-1377

Khanh Hoang and Thanh Tran

Quantile connectedness between Sukuk bonds and the impact of COVID-19 pp. 1378-1387

Muhammad Abubakr Naeem, Syed Billah, Mohamed Marei and Faruk Balli

Credit constraints in European SMEs: does regional institutional quality matter? pp. 1388-1392

Roberto Ganau and Andrés Rodríguez-Pose

Teams do not outperform individuals in a simple creative task pp. 1393-1398

Uri Gneezy, Katharina Laske and Marina Schröder

Behavioural heterogeneity and equity premium volatility in China pp. 1399-1404

Zhong-Qiang Zhou, Ping Huang, Desheng Fu and Wei Zhang

Exploring the co-movements between stock market returns and COVID‑19 pandemic: evidence from wavelet coherence analysis pp. 1405-1413

Ştefan Gherghina and Liliana Nicoleta Simionescu

Testing the balance of payments constrained growth model in a VECM framework: the cases of Brazil, Korea, Mexico and Turkey pp. 1414-1419

Ayse Ozden Birkan

The role of top leadership team’s cognitive framework in COVID-19 control and economic recovery in China pp. 1420-1427

Yong Yang, Youqing Fan and Hao Liu

Does the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect policy reduce China’s A-H share price premium? pp. 1428-1433

Wei Zhang, Haifeng Li and Shuang Cao

Does online investor sentiment impact stock returns? Evidence from the Chinese stock market pp. 1434-1438

Yanzhao Lv, Jingzhe Piao, Boning Li and Meijuan Yang

The effect of housing price on health: new evidence from China pp. 1439-1446

Yuan Feng and Changfei Nie

What shifts did covid-19 year 2020 bring to the labour market in Europe? pp. 1447-1454

Stijn Baert

Volume 29, issue 14, 2022

Do vintage scores by regions matters? The case of French wine regions pp. 1243-1247

Eric Le Fur and J. François Outreville

The impact of herding behaviour of Chinese securities investment funds on firm value: the mediating effects of stock price informativeness and agency cost pp. 1248-1255

Liang Wang and Xianyan Xiong

Economic consequences of unqualified chief accounting officer announcements pp. 1256-1260

Shih-Bin Wu and Wu-Po Liu

The impact of COVID-19 on employment expectations in the China’s service sector—evidence from online surveys of 1222 education enterprises pp. 1261-1265

Chaofan Chen, Ze Wang and Xueli Tang

The US vs. the EU: cross-border bank flows’ origin factor and shadow banking in emerging market economies pp. 1266-1270

Subroto Rapih

A note on life insurance, human capital accumulation and economic growth pp. 1271-1280

Hideo Noda

The external effect of better-educated parents on student academic outcome pp. 1281-1285

Yajie Liu, Mingzhi Mao and Haifeng Zhang

Impact of ICT adoption on cosmetic expenditure of Chinese residents: an exploration accounting for urban-rural differentials pp. 1286-1291

Hongyun Zheng and Wanglin Ma

Fiscal policies-growth connection: which role for the budget composition? pp. 1292-1299

Alessandra Cepparulo and Gilles Mourre

A comparison between mixed logit model and latent class logit model for multi-profile best-worst scaling: evidence from mobile payment choice dataset pp. 1300-1305

Qinxin Guo and Junyi Shen

Disapproval rating, VIX index, COVID-19 cases and Trump’s tweeting against China pp. 1306-1312

Kun Lang and Alexander Xincheng Li

The great expansion of 2019 and the delinquency rates of blacks and hispanics pp. 1313-1318

Kyoung Tae Kim, Sherman D. Hanna and Jonghee Lee

The effects of moratoriums on hotel building: an anti-tourism measure, or rather protection for local incumbents? pp. 1319-1324

Germà Bel, Stephan Joseph and Ferran A. Mazaira-Font

Infant health outcomes in mega-fire affected communities pp. 1325-1335

Benjamin Jones and Shana McDermott

Long-term Agricultural Productivity and Religious Conflict:Evidence from India pp. 1336-1341

Saini Das

Classifying top economists using archetypoid analysis pp. 1342-1346

Sabine Gralka and Klaus Wohlrabe

Volume 29, issue 13, 2022

The impact of education on time spent in religious activities: evidence from Turkey pp. 1145-1151

Betul Akar and Cagla Okten

A new sectoral unit labour cost indicator based on global value chains pp. 1152-1157

Martyna Marczak and Thomas Beissinger

Does partisan conflict affect US innovation? pp. 1158-1167

Zehai Zhou, Wantao Sun, Huaxin Xiao and Wanhai You

DO shifts in regimes impact the disposition effect implied by prospect theory models? pp. 1168-1176

Haonan Lin and Xu Zheng

Making the world safer: autonomous emergency braking systems enhance safety for senior drivers pp. 1177-1181

Toru Fujiwara and Kazutaka Takechi

Current account sustainability and nonlinear adjustment pp. 1182-1186

Kurmaş Akdoğan and Jamal Husein

Is Rotten Tomatoes killing the movie industry? A regression discontinuity approach pp. 1187-1192

Marislei Nishijima, Mauro Rodrigues and Thaís Luiza Donega Souza

Water scarcity reduces the efficiency of the manufacturing industry in the valley of Mexico Basin: DEA-based two-stage efficiency analysis pp. 1193-1198

Daniel Alfredo Revollo-Fernández and Lilia Rodríguez-Tapia

A machine learning approach to forecasting carry trade returns pp. 1199-1204

Xiao Wang, Xiao Xie, Yihua Chen and Borui Zhao

Pollution haven effect in North-South trade: a theoretical analysis under the mixed duopoly Cournot model pp. 1205-1210

Feng Jiang, Liang Guo and Chao Chen

New technologies and employee well-being: the role of training provision pp. 1211-1216

Tobias Haepp

What forces children away from home? Evidence from Uganda pp. 1217-1223

Manuela Coromaldi, Alessio D’Amato and Loredana Mirra

The dilemma between ethics and reputation: evidence of earnings management following CEO pay cuts for women pp. 1224-1228

Wan-Ci Huang and Wu-Po Liu

Does drought risk depress expected well-being? pp. 1229-1233

Michael Berlemann and Marina Eurich

COVID-19, self-restraint at home, and pregnancy: evidence from Japan pp. 1234-1237

Tohru Naito and Hikaru Ogawa

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the level and distribution of intangibles investment in the UK pp. 1238-1242

Richard Harris and John Moffat

Volume 29, issue 12, 2022

How does urban renewal affect housing price? Evidence from Beijing shantytown renewal plan pp. 1055-1059

Fan Zhang, Xiuyan Liu and Songlin Li

Exchange options and spread options with stochastically correlated underlyings pp. 1060-1068

Xingchun Wang

CEOs’ educational background and investments in software pp. 1069-1072

Akira Yamaguchi

Family ownership and Labour investment efficiency: Evidence from Korea pp. 1073-1078

Kyoungwon Mo, Kyung Yun (Kailey) Lee and Seun-Young Park

LASSO-based high-frequency return predictors for profitable Bitcoin investment pp. 1079-1083

Weige Huang and Xiang Gao

The COVID-19 pandemic and the consumption of nondurables and services pp. 1084-1095

Nikolaos Charalampidis and Justine Guillochon

Measuring the dynamics of provincial real economies in China pp. 1096-1101

Lunan Jiang and Lin Zhang

CEO-director connectedness and firm’s operational risk pp. 1102-1106

Xiang Gao, Zong-Han Lin and Li Sun

Adolescent obesity and family environment in China pp. 1107-1110

Bo Chen, Xiaoheng Zhang and Ke Liu

Does informality increase the spread of COVID-19 in Africa? A cross-country examination pp. 1111-1115

Pierre Nguimkeu and Cedric Okou

The effect of cultural origin on COVID-19 infection rates pp. 1116-1120

Mascia Bedendo, Valentina Febo and Linus Siming

Monetary shocks, output and inflation – evidence from asymmetric causality test pp. 1121-1124

Tamilarasi Rajappa and Sartaj Rasool Rather

Food insecurity of households with sexual minorities pp. 1125-1128

Seungyeon Cho

The ‘real’ birthday effect: post-birthday running performance of Football Bundesliga players pp. 1129-1133

Pamela Wicker, Daniel Weimar and Johannes Orlowski

Forecasting betas with random forests pp. 1134-1138

Emmanuel Alanis

China’s IPR regime and provincial patenting activity pp. 1139-1144

Christer Ljungwall, Siyang Li and Yunshang Wang

Volume 29, issue 11, 2022

Is cross border tourism an effective means to achieve political goals? Evidence from Mainland China and Taiwan pp. 959-965

Liang Guo and Feng Jiang

Do sovereign credit ratings matter? The relationship between ratings and capital flows before and after the great recession pp. 966-973

Robert Baumann, Olena Staveley-O’Carroll and Gregory Violante

COVID-19’s impacts on the Korean stock market pp. 974-978

Changkyu Choi and Hojin Jung

Selective R&D subsidies and firms’ application strategies pp. 979-982

Yahui Sun and Shougui Luo

If the bitcoin market grows, size matters pp. 983-987

Natividad Blasco and Pilar Corredor

Determinants of the disclosure tone of poverty alleviation information: the case of A-share listed companies in China’s Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchange pp. 988-992

Miaoning Tang, Hanming Yang and Fangfang Liao

Two-Tier Earnings Structures and labour Market Reform pp. 993-1000

Achim Schmillen

Twitter & bitcoin: are the most influential accounts really influential? pp. 1001-1004

Serda Selin Öztürk and M. Emre Bilgiç

Are fear and hope of the COVID-19 pandemic responsible for the V-shaped behaviour of global financial markets? A text-mining approach pp. 1005-1015

Vu Minh Ngo and Huan Huu Nguyen

Impact of public procurement for innovation on firm productivity pp. 1016-1021

Kiyoon Shin and Jeong-Dong Lee

The intergenerational correlation of employment in Europe: a cross-country analysis pp. 1022-1026

José Ignacio Giménez-Nadal, José Alberto Molina and Jorge Velilla

Political power of older voters, political alignment, and state responses to Covid-19 pp. 1027-1032

Kangoh Lee

Habit persistence in food purchases pp. 1033-1036

Adrian R. Fleissig

Nowcasting the trajectory of the COVID-19 recovery pp. 1037-1041

Peter Fuleky

International Spillover Effects of Quantitative Easing Policy: A Case Study on the U.S. and Japan pp. 1042-1046

Hiroyuki Ijiri and Toshiki Jinushi

Uncertainty and business cycle synchronization in Europe pp. 1047-1053

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma

Volume 29, issue 10, 2022

Economic impact of natural disasters: a myth or mismeasurement? pp. 861-866

Seong D. Yun and Ayoung Kim

Business-cycle reports and the efficiency of macroeconomic forecasts for Germany pp. 867-872

Alexander Foltas and Christian Pierdzioch

The impact of the Massachusetts 2012 right to repair law on small, independent auto repair shops pp. 873-879

Leo Kahane

Oil price shocks, exchange rate and uncertainty: case of Latin American economies pp. 880-886

Rodrigo da Silva Souza and Leonardo de Mattos

Pricing options on the maximum of two average prices under stochastic volatility models pp. 887-894

Xingchun Wang

Does the lead-lag effect exist in stock markets? pp. 895-900

Ningyuan Fan, Zhi-Ping Fan, Yongli Li and Meng Li

Structural changes in sentiment and returns: evidence from the Trump election pp. 901-905

Mary Becker, Zachary McGurk and Michael Hale

Modelling the location of self-employed workers in urban areas pp. 906-909

José Ignacio Giménez-Nadal and Jorge Velilla

How powerful CEOs adopt antitakeover provisions? pp. 910-914

Eunsuh Lee, Chaehyun Kim and Junyoup Lee

Does government revenue converge across Indian states? Evidence from club convergence pp. 915-919

Vaseem Akram and Badri Rath

World prospers China: Chinese private firms with lending before the China–United States trade war pp. 920-926

Yin-Siang Huang, You-Xun Lu and Ning Tang

Forecasting charge-off rates with a panel Tobit model: the role of uncertainty pp. 927-931

Xin Sheng, Rangan Gupta and Qiang Ji

Relationship between household income and socio-political capital in rural Vietnam: a panel quantile regression approach pp. 932-938

Myeong Jun Kim, Tram T. H. Nguyen and Sung Y. Park

Does leveraged stock buyback improve firms’ profitability? pp. 939-946

Yuntaek Pae and Seungho Baek

Profitable day trading Bitcoin futures following continuous bullish (bearish) candlesticks pp. 947-954

Min-Yuh Day, Paoyu Huang, Yirung Cheng, Yin-Tzu Lin and Yensen Ni

Does eliminating benefit eligibility requirements improve unemployed job search and labour market outcomes? pp. 955-958

Ruud Gerards and Riccardo Welters

Volume 29, issue 9, 2022

Parental transfers under ambiguity pp. 773-779

Yuta Saito

Asymmetric effects of economic policy uncertainty on stock returns under different market conditions: evidence from G7 stock markets pp. 780-784

Wei-Qiang Huang and Peipei Liu

Negotiating or regulating executive compensation: application of Benford’s law pp. 785-789

Yu-Hsiang Yang, Yao-Min Chiang, Hai-Ming Liu and Li Huang

Does land tenure security increase the marketization of land rentals between acquaintances? pp. 790-793

Tongwei Qiu, Biliang Luo, Liang Tang and Qinying He

How does COVID-19 affect firms’ short-term financial pressure? Evidence from China pp. 794-800

Huili Zhang and Zhonghui Hu

Extreme market movements, the disposition effect, and subsequent return spreads: evidence from China pp. 801-804

YuJan Shen and KuanFu Shen

Firm-level TFP convergence: an application to the German electricity and gas industry pp. 805-811

Claudiu Albulescu, Serban Miclea and Eugenia Grecu

To cap or not to cap on public pension pp. 812-816

Insook Lee, Timothy Lu and Qian Chen

Revisiting the effects of banks’ size on systemic risk: the role of banking sector concentration in the European Banking Union pp. 817-821

Eric Fina Kamani

Exploring the meso-determinants of apartment prices in Polish counties using spatial autoregressive multiscale geographically weighted regression pp. 822-830

Mateusz Tomal

Curious about the price? Consumers’ behavior in price reveal auctions pp. 831-834

Andrea Gallice and Giuseppe Sorrenti

Are spectator preferences weaker for cup compared to league competitions? Evidence from Irish soccer pp. 835-841

Farai Jena and Barry Reilly

The short-term effect of COVID-19 on schoolchildren's generosity pp. 842-846

Hubert Janos Kiss and Tamás Keller

Tactical factor allocation for multifactor portfolios pp. 847-850

Saejoon Kim

Technological change and unemployment: evidence from China pp. 851-854

Yuhong Du and Xiahai Wei

Is there a relationship between inequality and terrorism? Evidence from a semi-parametric approach pp. 855-860

Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay and Abdullah Ijaz

Volume 29, issue 8, 2022

Policy uncertainty and firm-level investment: evidence from public-private partnership market in China pp. 669-675

Shikun Qin, Weijie Luo and Yaling Wang

The Demand For Money In China: A Housing Price Perspective pp. 676-681

Jinyu Liu, Yang Siqun and Zeeshan Khan

An empirical study of the international co-production effect on trade: evidence from the Chinese movie industry pp. 682-686

Jing Yan and Feng Yu

The effect of continuous-time cheap talk in the experimental minimum effort game pp. 687-699

Hisashi Toku, Tatsuhiro Shichijo and Kazuhito Ogawa

The effect of oil prices on bank lending behaviour: evidence from the GCC region pp. 700-705

Youssef Mohammed Riahi

Debt maturity structure of private lodging firms pp. 706-712

Young Mok Choi and Kunsu Park

Input price discrimination with passive partial ownership pp. 713-717

Qing Hu, Tomomichi Mizuno and Junghyun Song

Endogenous IPR protection, commercial piracy, and welfare implications for anti-piracy laws pp. 718-722

Yang-Ming Chang and Manaf Sellak

The ‘fractal dimension’ of the market potential–human capital relation pp. 723-730

Jesus Lopez-Rodriguez, Guillermo Manso-Fernández and Jose M. Barreiro-Viñan

PPP in emerging markets: evidence from Fourier non-linear quantile unit root analysis pp. 731-737

Saban Nazlioglu, Mehmet Altuntas and Emre Kilic

Dynamic correlations and volatility spillovers between stock price and exchange rate in BRIICS economies: evidence from the COVID-19 outbreak period pp. 738-745

Karan Rai and Bhavesh Garg

Efficient municipal consolidation and local public spending: a theoretical approach pp. 746-749

Akiyoshi Furukawa

A revisit to size anomalies in U.S. bank stock returns by panel copula pp. 750-754

Jong-Min Kim, Hojin Jung and Brian Yang

Urbanization, inclusive finance and urban-rural income gap pp. 755-759

Chaohua He and Hongyan Du

Risk–return relationship and individualism pp. 760-766

Sung Won Seo, Jiseob Kim and Jun Sik Kim

Financial frictions in the US: asymmetric effects per industry pp. 767-771

Nicholas Apergis, Tasawar Hayat and Tareq Saeed

Volume 29, issue 7, 2022

Political turnover and corporate research and development: evidence from China pp. 573-578

Weijie Luo and Xiaoming Zhang

The real effects of banks nationalization – evidence from the UK pp. 579-583

Mariana Spatareanu, Vlad Manole and Ali Kabiri

How oil price shocks affect investor sentiment: new evidence from China pp. 584-592

Peng Li and Yaofu Ouyang

Chinese national civilized city and corporate social responsibility: will civilized city promote corporate social responsibility? pp. 593-596

Kuang-Cheng Chai, De-Cong Xie, Chin-Piao Yeh, Hao-Ran Lan and Zhen-Xin Cui

A new approach to the relative convergence test pp. 597-603

Jihun Kwak

Is real estate considered a safe asset in East Asia? pp. 604-614

Yiyun Yang and Leyi Chen

Household financial services, financial literacy, and COVID-19 pandemic pp. 615-618

Hiroshi Fujiki

Dealing with serially correlated errors in the context of spurious regression for two independent stationary AR(1) processes pp. 619-625

Christos Agiakloglou and Charalampos Agiropoulos

Born leaders: China’s municipal party secretaries pp. 626-629

Yongle Li and Xiaobo Hu

CEO culture, corruption and firm performance pp. 630-634

Hieu Thanh Nguyen, Kieu Trang Vu, Loan Quynh Thi Nguyen and Hiep Ngoc Luu

Can demographic structures help predict equity premiums?: Evidence from a panel with cross-section dependence pp. 635-639

Seong-Hoon Kim and Seongman Moon

What drives acquirers’ myopic marketing management? pp. 640-643

Chanil Boo and Changhyun Kim

Economic loss from COVID-19 fatalities across countries: a VSL approach pp. 644-650

Young Eun Kim and Norman Loayza

Reinsurance strategy and network contagion: a macroprudential perspective pp. 651-656

Fei Li, Bingqing Li and Jingfeng Xu

Bayesian and decomposition analyses for health inequality in Japan pp. 657-664

Haruhisa Nishino

Which is the most effective innovation protection method for different types of product innovation?Evidence from South Korean manufacturing firms pp. 665-668

Jikyoung Kim

Volume 29, issue 6, 2022

A penalty-reward system for pro-environmental project execution pp. 477-483

Avinash Kumar Singh and Kampan Mukherjee

Effect of internal accounting control system on the value of cash holdings pp. 484-488

Hyunjung Choi

Returns to higher education in China – evidence from the 1999 higher education expansion using a fuzzy regression discontinuity pp. 489-494

Fengyan Dai, Fang Cai and Yu Zhu

A research on driver nodes identification in Chinese interbank networks: based on the controllability theory of complex network pp. 495-501

Yong Zhi, Hongbing Ouyang and Man Xue

Recent dynamics in racial wage gap in the United States pp. 502-507

Edmond Berisha, Ram Dubey and Zaman Zamanian

Japan’s intertemporal elasticity of substitution of consumption pp. 508-513

Hanae Tamechika and Masaaki Fuse

Becoming them or remaining us? The impact of communication on immigrant integration pp. 514-519

Jing You and Yupei Ma

Does starting school before labor day affect high school retention and graduation: evidence from Virginia’s kings dominion law pp. 520-525

Tim Komarek and Jay K. Walker

Agricultural mechanization and cropland abandonment in rural China pp. 526-533

Wanglin Ma, Zhongkun Zhu and Xiaoshi Zhou

Political cycle and the financial lending scale pp. 534-539

Meng-Ying Wang and Li-Chen Chou

Can better business environments promote trade partners’ economic growth? pp. 540-544

Xinsheng Cui, Yining Yao, Yuanyue Bian and Liwei Cui

Managerial over-optimism and agency costs of debt: evidence from high-tech IPO firms in Korea pp. 545-550

Kyung Soon Kim, Wonseok Choi and Chune Young Chung

Hospital concentration and bed capacity pp. 551-554

Christopher Garmon

How does digital finance impact the leverage of Chinese households? pp. 555-558

Zerong Wang, Donghao Zhang and Jiancheng Wang

Calling older workers back to work pp. 559-566

Francesco Grigoli, Zsoka Koczan and Petia Topalova

Did COVID-19 increase equity market risk exposure? Evidence from China, the UK, and the US pp. 567-571

Matthew C. Li, Catherine C. Lai and Ling Xiao

Volume 29, issue 5, 2022

Factors influencing the profitability of banks in India and China pp. 371-375

Vijay Kumar and Ron Bird

The awkward truth about CEO pay pp. 376-379

Rafi Hossain

Estimation of the relative efficiency of 20 OECD countries for mitigation of greenhouse gases pp. 380-383

Hongkyun Kim and Taeyoung Kim

Pay disparity within top management teams, real earnings management, and firm value: destructive competition or value creation? A moderated mediating model pp. 384-390

Wei He, Xuanyi Shi, Yue Chang and Wenjun Wu

Child Support Enforcement and Child Mortality pp. 391-402

Hamid NoghaniBehambari, Farzaneh Noghani and Nahid Tavassoli

The economic impact of streaming beyond GDP pp. 403-408

Harald Edquist, Peter Goodridge and Jonathan Haskel

The impact of COVID-19 on the housing market: evidence from the Yangtze river delta region in China pp. 409-412

Minhua Yang and Junni Zhou

Bank performance during the credit crisis: evidence from Asia-Pacific countries pp. 413-426

Hong Mai Phan, Hang Vu Diem Pham, Hung T. Nguyen and Lan Thanh Nguyen

Is market index autocorrelation attributable to price latency? Evidence from CSI500 pp. 427-430

Meng Li, Lixin Qiao and Fangfang Sun

Application of gravity model to explain the effects of diplomatic relations on China’s service trade pp. 431-436

Cai-Xia Song, Cui-Xia Qiao and Chien-Chiang Lee

Margin trading shareholder activists pp. 437-441

Manuel Almagro and Jan-Oliver Strych

Does high speed rail enhance financial development? pp. 442-445

Haoyang Li and Kam C. Chan

Research on dynamic structure of the exchange rate volatility network among the Belt and Road countries based on spillover effect pp. 446-454

Xueqing Geng and Kun Guo

The long-term effects of the Chinese great famine on mental health pp. 455-461

Chenggang Wang and Huixia Wang

Managerial ability, financial constraints, and the value of cash holding pp. 462-468

Jung-Fa Tsai, Ngoc Thuy Mai and Dien Giau Bui

How migrants’ food tastes shape international agro-food trade pp. 469-476

Andreas Kohler and Anne Wunderlich

Volume 29, issue 4, 2022

Media fragmentation and the polarization of the American public pp. 277-281

John Duca and Jason Saving

Household agreement and financial satisfaction: a bargaining perspective pp. 282-291

Blake Thomas Gray, Yi Liu and Sarah Del Asebedo

Intraday option price changes and net buying pressure pp. 292-297

Doojin Ryu and Heejin Yang

On the proper computation of Ad Valorem equivalent of non-tariff measures pp. 298-302

Duc Bao Nguyen, Antoine Bouët and Fousseini Traoré

Strategic delegation under rational and fulfilled expectations in quantity competition pp. 303-306

Yasuhiko Nakamura

Shortfall portfolio selection: a bootstrap and k-fold analysis pp. 307-310

M. Ryan Haley

A dynamic Cholesky data imputation method for correlation structure consistency“ pp. 311-315

Philip J. Atkins and Mark Cummins

An empirical evaluation of the physician offsetting response pp. 316-324

Christopher S. Brunt and Joshua Hendrickson

To Pad or Not to Pad? A Note on the Schedule Padding Behavior of Airlines pp. 325-332

Jules Yimga

Co-holding behaviour: unlocking the puzzle pp. 333-337

Piotr Bialowolski, Andrzej Cwynar and Dorota Weziak-Bialowolska

Early-warning signals of risk contagion among global stock markets: evidence from community-level pp. 338-345

Chengcheng Liu, Peng Song and Bai Huang

Is there a gender gap in our responses to a gender pay gap? An experiment pp. 346-350

Marlon Williams

The tale of the donkey and the elephant: an estimated optimal fiscal policy rule for the US pp. 351-354

Stephen Sacht

Seven centuries of commodity co-movement: a wavelet analysis approach pp. 355-359

Zaghum Umar, Adam Zaremba and Dennis Olson

A note on the industry returns of NASDAQ-listed ADRs pp. 360-365

Mark Schaub and Garland Simmons

Non-linearities and persistence in US long-run interest rates pp. 366-370

Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Luis Gil-Alana and Miguel Ángel Martin-Valmayor

Volume 29, issue 3, 2022

Is there a pattern in how COVID-19 has affected Australia’s stock returns? pp. 179-182

Paresh Kumar Narayan, Qiang Gong and Huson Joher Ali Ahmed

Labour supply elasticities in Korea: estimation with borrowing-constrained couples pp. 183-187

Won Hyeok Kim, Myungkyu Shim and Hee-Seung Yang

Measuring social connectedness using air travel data pp. 188-194

Shiwei Ye and Guoxiong Zhang

What explains life satisfaction? Relative income or rank income? The case of Ecuador pp. 195-199

H.Nicolás Acosta-González and Oscar David Marcenaro-Gutiérrez

Do politically connected firms borrow cheaply? Evidence from two post U.S. election campaigns pp. 200-205

Imed Chkir and Manara Toukabri

The soft commodities multiple bubbles tests: evidence from the New York Futures Markets pp. 206-211

Chien-Liang Chiu and Ke-Hsin Chou

All the frequencies matter in the Bitcoin market: an efficiency analysis pp. 212-218

David Vidal-Tomás

Changes in self-reported health, alcohol consumption, and sleep quality during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States pp. 219-225

Michael T. French, Karoline Mortensen and Andrew R. Timming

Top to bottom: an expanded ranking of economics journals pp. 226-237

Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya

Environmental information disclosure and Labour investment efficiency pp. 238-244

Yalin Jiang, Chong Guo and Yingyu Wu

Golf courses and property prices: Is it the golf or the open space? pp. 245-248

Geoffrey Propheter

Measuring the effects of economic policy uncertainty on trade credit financing pp. 249-252

Veysel Avsar and David Hudgins

Pricing European basket warrants with default risk under stochastic volatility models pp. 253-260

Xingchun Wang

When bargaining meets auctions: assessing the effect of best offer on eBay auctions pp. 261-266

Huiwen Hu, Greg Dowd and Dylan Bouchard

Positional preferences and narcissism: evidence from ‘money burning’ dictator games pp. 267-271

Adam Ayaita and Kerstin Pull

Gold and bubbles: an impossible binomial? A review of historical and current evidence pp. 272-276

Edoardo Beretta and Stefano Peluso

Volume 29, issue 2, 2022

Trust dynamics after financial distress: evidence from Euro member countries pp. 91-96

Markus Leibrecht and Johann Scharler

Does corporate online interaction activeness affect investors’ perceptions of earnings information? Evidence from China pp. 97-101

Li Huang and Qianwei Ying

Lower-income college student adjustments to COVID-19 pp. 102-105

Kristine Beck, Hsin-Hui Chiu and Inga Timmerman

Income disparities in Colombia: market potential and neighborhood effects pp. 106-110

Jesus Lopez-Rodriguez and Julian S. Vasquez-Roldan

Prediction accuracy of volatility using the score-driven Meixner distribution: an application to the Dow Jones pp. 111-117

Szabolcs Blazsek and Adrian Licht

It’s all in the timing again: simple active portfolio strategies that outperform naïve diversification in the cryptocurrency market pp. 118-122

Ricardo de Souza Tavares, João Frois Caldeira and Gerson de Souza Raimundo Júnior

Covid-19’s effect on the alpha and beta of a US stock Exchange Traded Fund pp. 123-128

Kang Hua Cao, Chi-Keung Woo, Ya Li and Yun Liu

New insights into an old issue: exploring the nexus between government expenditures and economic growth in the United States pp. 129-134

Dervis Kirikkaleli and Bugra Ozbeser

Addressing mutual fund performance across investment styles pp. 135-139

Diego Víctor de Mingo-López, Juan Carlos Matallín-Sáez and Amparo Soler-Domínguez

Bitcoin price manipulation: evidence from intraday orders and trades pp. 140-144

Bill Hu, Joon Ho Hwang, Chinmay Jain and Jim Washam

National day holiday and Weight Gain in China: evidence from the CHNS surveys pp. 145-149

Hengrong Luo and Xiaohua Yu

An exploration on the nexus between managers’ present bias and corporate investment pp. 150-154

Huong Trang Kim and Quang Nguyen

A comparison of CEO pay-Korean listed firms and U.S. listed firms pp. 155-158

Changmin Lee and Lingyu Wu

Misleading sales in salience markets pp. 159-166

Dongwoo Lee

Independent directors’ dissent on boards and detection of firm violations: empirical evidence from China pp. 167-172

Qingqing Fei

Do comprehensive and diverse childcare services affect women’s labour supply and well-being? pp. 173-178

Hirotaka Ito and Isamu Yamamoto

Volume 29, issue 1, 2022

The connection between stock market prices and political support: evidence from Japan pp. 1-7

Hanako Ohmura

Sports team performance and revenue of out-of-stadium vending operations pp. 8-11

Thomas Rhoads and Yongchen Zhao

The impact of informal credit on household welfare: evidence from rural Ethiopia pp. 12-16

Habitamu Asifawu Tonch and Wook Sohn

The political economy of Vermont’s abortion bill pp. 17-21

Shishir Shakya, Elham Erfanian and Alexandre Scarcioffolo

Can economic policy uncertainty predict financial stress? A MIDAS approach pp. 22-29

Xiong Xiong, Jiakou Liu and Zhifeng Liu

Impact of economic policy uncertainty and financial constraints on firms’ markups: evidence from China pp. 30-34

Xiaofei Du, Weixin Luan and Yuduo Lu

Study on the influence of IFRS 9 on the impairment of commercial bank credit card pp. 35-40

Ying Chen, Chen Yang and Chi Zhang

Is the German labour market granular? pp. 41-48

Tim Kovalenko, Claus Schnabel and Heiko Stüber

Stereotype threat among European Roma adults pp. 49-52

Tomas Zelinsky

Should investors include bitcoin in their portfolio? New evidence from a bootstrap-based stochastic dominance approach pp. 53-62

Mourad Mroua, Slah Bahloul and Nader Naifar

The impact of institutions on economic growth in OECD countries pp. 63-67

Oscar Afonso

Economic complexity and corporate governance pp. 68-71

Fernando Barros, Luiz Brotherhood and Victor Rodrigues

Conspicuous ethics: a Veblen effect condition for ethical consumption goods pp. 72-74

Pascal Stiefenhofer and Wei Zhang

Heterogeneous worker flows and Japan’s labour market pp. 75-79

Hirokazu Mizobata

How do households respond to economic policy uncertainty? Evidence from China pp. 80-83

Yongwei Chen, Dahai Fu and Ying Zhang

How do world commodity prices affect Asian commodity exporting economies? The role of financial frictions pp. 84-90

Shigeto Kitano