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Volume 28, issue 21, 2021

Forecast combination approach in the loss given default estimation pp. 1813-1817

Wojciech Starosta

The impact of disaggregated oil shocks on state-level consumption of the United States pp. 1818-1824

Rangan Gupta, Xin Sheng, Renee van Eyden and Mark Wohar

Liability rules can rationalize greater victim vulnerability pp. 1825-1829

Tim Friehe and Avraham Tabbach

Do CFP® professionals engage in less misconduct? Exploring the importance of job classification when comparing misconduct rates among financial service professionals pp. 1830-1835

Derek T. Tharp, Jeffrey Camarda, Steven James Lee and Pieter J. de Jong

Effects of the litigation risk coverage on corporate social responsibility pp. 1836-1841

Sanghak Choi and Hail Jung

The economic performance of socialism pp. 1842-1846

Peter Mladina

The intention to be vaccinated against COVID-19: stated preferences before vaccines were available pp. 1847-1851

Sven Grüner and Felix Krüger

The effect of economic downturns on state budgets: a counterfactual analysis of the great recession pp. 1852-1859

Christian Buerger

Revisiting market power and efficiency: the non-linearities over profitability pp. 1860-1864

Paul Vera-Gilces, Segundo Camino-Mogro, Xavier Ordeñana and Mary Armijos

Legal origins and government COVID-19 control measures pp. 1865-1871

Per Fredriksson and Satyendra Kumar Gupta

A simple model of financial grey rhino under insurer capital regulation: an extension pp. 1872-1876

Jyh-Horng Lin, Chuen-Ping Chang and Shi Chen

Does uncertainty matter for US financial market volatility spillovers? Empirical evidence from a nonlinear Granger causality network pp. 1877-1883

Tong Fang and Zhi Su

Listen to the signals from an interactive agent‐based model pp. 1884-1888

Po−Keng Cheng

A note on oil price shocks and the forecastability of gold realized volatility pp. 1889-1897

Riza Demirer, Rangan Gupta, Christian Pierdzioch and Syed Jawad Hussain Shahzad

Herding Behaviour in Asutralian stock market: Evidence on COVID-19 effect pp. 1898-1901

Christian Espinosa-Méndez and José Arias

Information and price efficiency in the absence of home crowd advantage pp. 1902-1907

Tadgh Hegarty

Volume 28, issue 20, 2021

Dating COVID-Induced Recession in the U.S pp. 1723-1727

Haixi Li and Xuguang Simon Sheng

Cooperative norms and global deforestation pp. 1728-1731

Takeshi Aida

Foreign acquisition and R&D activities: evidence from a small open economy pp. 1732-1737

Hoyong Jung

Measurement and spillover effect of digital financial inclusion: a cross-country analysis pp. 1738-1743

Yan Shen, C. Hueng and Wenxiu Hu

Dissecting Okun’s law beyond time and frequency pp. 1744-1749

Jens J. Krüger and Michael Neugart

Estimating the impact of pollution on wages and housing prices using satellite imagery pp. 1750-1753

Michael Benjamin Goodwin, Matías Fontenla and Fidel Gonzalez

Do natural resource rents reduce labour shares? Evidence from panel data pp. 1754-1757

Fahim Al-Marhubi

The effects of inward and outward foreign direct investment on manufacturing export sophistication in China pp. 1758-1766

Chen Li, Chunyan Liu and Jun Zhao

A Bayesian Mixed Multinomial Logit Model for choice-sets and decision-makers’ heterogeneity pp. 1767-1771

Cinzia Carota and Consuelo Nava

Impact of demographic indicators on trade openness: evidence from different geographic regions pp. 1772-1776

Yukio Fukumoto and Tomoko Kinugasa

Land transfer and food crop planting decisions in China pp. 1777-1783

Donghui Peng, Jingrong Li, Krishna Paudel and Yunsheng Mi

Country risk and international trade: evidence from the China-B&R countries pp. 1784-1788

Zhengwen Wang, Yunxiao Zong, Yuwan Dan and Shi-Jie Jiang

Connectedness among regional financial markets in the context of the COVID-19 pp. 1789-1796

Amine Ben Amar, Belaid Fateh, Adel Ben Youssef and Khaled Guesmi

Superstars and “The Voice” pp. 1797-1800

Robert Brooks

The investment portfolio of the Swiss National Bank and its carbon footprint pp. 1801-1806

Alain Naef

The bright side of formalization policies! Meta-analysis of the benefits of policy-induced versus self-induced formalization pp. 1807-1812

Andrea Floridi, Binyam Afewerk Demena and Natascha Wagner

Volume 28, issue 19, 2021

Order versus disorder – the impact on value estimates of durable consumption goods pp. 1635-1640

David Koch, Simon Thaler and Ronny Mayr

On the effectiveness of containment measures in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic: the role of labour market characteristics and governance pp. 1641-1647

Antonio David and Samuel Pienknagura

A matrix approach to the Beveridge-Nelson decomposition of Markov-switching processes with applications to business cycle pp. 1648-1655

Maddalena Cavicchioli

Participation in global value chains and the US–China technology gap: an application of the generalized propensity score pp. 1656-1660

Hanming Jiang and Renfei Xie

Is there a bidirectional relationship between female labour force participation and economic development in Middle Eastern countries? Evidence from a bootstrap panel Granger causality test pp. 1661-1665

Serdar Göcen

Score-driven panel data models of the capital structure of US firms pp. 1666-1670

Astrid Ayala and Szabolcs Blazsek

Is flight-to-safety in the art market real? Evidence from the 1929 financial crash pp. 1671-1676

Amir Rezaee and Isabelle Sequeira

Reserves and currency crises: the role of the exchange rate regime pp. 1677-1681

Can Sever

A causality test between income, inequality and poverty – empirical evidence from South-East Asia pp. 1682-1685

Jan Bentzen and Le Tung

COVID-19 pandemic news and stock market reaction during the onset of the crisis: evidence from high-frequency data pp. 1686-1689

Maximilian Ambros, Michael Frenkel, Toan Luu Duc Huynh and Mustafa Kilinc

Skilled-unskilled wage gap without discrimination – the case of India pp. 1690-1697

Suganya Balakumar and Subhasankar Chattopadhyay

Failed terror attack and stock market returns: the case of Pakistan stock exchange pp. 1698-1702

Ahmad Bash, Khaled Alsaifi and Abdullah M. Al-Awadhi

What does ‘Big Three’ tell us about retirement planning skills? pp. 1703-1706

Radosław Kurach, Marek Kosny, Paweł Kuśmierczyk and Walid Merouani

A new combination of Fourier unit root tests: a PPP application for fragile economies pp. 1707-1711

Fatma Zeren and Fatma Kızılkaya

Hedonic approach to the determinants of the price of cider pp. 1712-1716

Eric Le Fur and Jean-François Outreville

Inclusion of older annual data into time series models for recent quarterly data pp. 1717-1721

Philip Hans Franses

Volume 28, issue 18, 2021

ESG risks in times of Covid-19 pp. 1537-1541

Fabrizio Ferriani and Filippo Natoli

Stadium attendance demand during the COVID-19 crisis: early empirical evidence from Belarus pp. 1542-1547

J Reade, Dominik Schreyer and Carl Singleton

Employer learning during apprenticeship pp. 1548-1551

Simona Comi and Mara Grasseni

The role of credit and housing shocks in emerging economies pp. 1552-1557

Fábio Gomes and Gian Soave

The cost of losing a National Football League franchise: evidence from hotel occupancy data pp. 1558-1561

E. Frank Stephenson

The impact of the COVID public policies on the Chilean households pp. 1562-1565

Carlos Madeira

Transmission of funding liquidity shocks in the options market: evidence from India pp. 1566-1570

Prasenjit Chakrabarti and Sudipta Sen

Do remittances condition the relationship between trade and government consumption? pp. 1571-1577

Kevin Williams

The robustness of trust, institutions and entrepreneurship regressions, revisited pp. 1578-1581

Tomi Ovaska and Ryo Takashima

Lottery preference and stock market return: Chinese evidence using daily and provincial data pp. 1582-1588

Tingting Zhang, Mengyao Song, Kaixin Li and Zhifeng Liu

Constructing a banking fragility index for Islamic banks: definition impact on the predictive power of an early warning system pp. 1589-1593

Ayşegül Aytaç Emin, Başak Dalgıç and Tawfik Azrak

Dynamic effects of monetary policy shocks on macroeconomic volatility in the United Kingdom pp. 1594-1599

Afees Salisu and Rangan Gupta

Systemic risk of China’s commercial banks during financial turmoils in 2010-2020: A MIDAS-QR based CoVaR approach pp. 1600-1609

Shuting Liu, Qifa Xu and Cuixia Jiang

A new analytical framework for urban size and policies pp. 1610-1619

Zhongqi Deng, Shunfeng Song and Hongru Tan

Non-classical measurement error with false positives and negatives pp. 1620-1625

Julio Acuna

Terrorism and capital flows: the missed impact of terrorism in big cities pp. 1626-1633

Lanouar Charfeddine and Umer Shahzad

Volume 28, issue 17, 2021

Gender employment discrimination and product market competition: evidence for Brazil pp. 1437-1440

Débora Meireles, Ricardo Da Silva Freguglia and Carlos Henrique Corseuil

ESG impact of Michigan and Indiana right-to-work laws pp. 1441-1445

Vijay Gondhalekar, Joerg Picard and Morgan Vannette

The impacts of liquidity measures and credit rating on corporate bond yield spreads: evidence from China’s green bond market pp. 1446-1457

Kai Chang, Yan Ling Feng, Wang Liu, Ning Lu and Sheng Ze Li

Investors’ regulatory concerns and the SEC’s regulation SHO pilot program on the NYSE pp. 1458-1461

Kevin (Min) Zhao, Bichaka Fayissa and Ghassem Homaifar

Analysing location choices of small and large enterprises of electronics-manufacturing industry in Korea pp. 1462-1467

Youngjin Woo and Euijune Kim

Justifiably unpopular? The Italian property tax and inequality pp. 1468-1473

Emile Cammeraat and Ernesto Crivelli

Non-profit overhead and efficiency from IRS administrative data pp. 1474-1477

Yujie Feng, Baran Han and Benjamin Ho

Job profiles: labour-law risks and grouping into wage categories pp. 1478-1483

Tobias Hiller

Price competition and private labels in the U.S. packaged salad market pp. 1484-1490

Xiao Meng and Edward C. Jaenicke

Do confident CEOs increase firm value under competitive pressure? pp. 1491-1498

Kyumin Cho, Hyeong Joon Kim, Seongjae Mun and Seung Hun Han

Do labour unions help or hurt firms to invest in the long run? Evidence from Korea pp. 1499-1504

Ilhang Shin and Sanghyun Hwang

A simple dynamic panel data approach for macro policy assessment pp. 1505-1511

Jun Cai and Yahong Zhou

Death and the stock market: international evidence from the Spanish Flu pp. 1512-1520

Richard Burdekin

The equivalent share of a dominant firm: an approach based on distances pp. 1521-1525

Antonio Avila-Cano and Francisco Triguero Ruiz

The response of small firms to VAT thresholds: evidence from China pp. 1526-1530

Enhui Kou, Yukun Sun and Linfeng Yue

Do working papers increase journal citations? Evidence from the top 5 journals in economics pp. 1531-1535

Klaus Wohlrabe and Constantin Bürgi

Volume 28, issue 16, 2021

Financialization, digital technology and income inequality pp. 1339-1343

Siti Nurazira Mohd Daud, Abd Halim Ahmad and Wan Azman Saini Wan Ngah

Stock market reaction to corporate philanthropic response and silence: does charity style matter? pp. 1344-1350

Chuanmin Zhao, Juncong Guo and Xi Qu

A Markov chain measure of systemic banking crisis frequency pp. 1351-1356

Demosthenes Tambakis

Trump tariffs and firm relief: winners and losers from the steel tariff exclusion request pp. 1357-1362

Wongi Kim and Yeo Joon Yoon

Forecasting macroeconomy using Granger-causality network connectedness pp. 1363-1370

Dan Wang and Wei-Qiang Huang

Dynamic correlations in bond markets between US and emerging countries pp. 1371-1376

Chun-Chieh Yeh, Chien-Liang Chiu and Tsangyao Chang

A plausible explanation for the negative correlation between environmental degradation and healthcare expenditure pp. 1377-1381

Nisreen Moosa, Vikash Ramiah and Vijay Pereira

Is political risk a driver of listed SMEs leverage? pp. 1382-1385

Theofanis Papageorgiou, Georgios Savvakis and Dimitris Kenourgios

The regional and substantial differentiation of social media pp. 1386-1390

Evgeny V. Popov, Viktoria L. Simonova and Oxana V. Komarova

Why do regional economies behave differently? A modelling approach to analyse region-specific dynamics along the business cycle pp. 1391-1399

Jesús Miguel Lasarte-López, Mariano Carbonero-Ruz, Olexandr Nekhay and María Luisa Rodero-Cosano

Financing Decision of High-tech SMEs in Korea: A Revisitation to Pecking Order Theory pp. 1400-1406

Gihyun Kwak

Oil price forecasts and security analysts: evidence from the oil industry pp. 1407-1412

Huabing Wang and Anne Macy

The predictive power of ECB’s interval forecasts over point forecasts pp. 1413-1418

Yoichi Tsuchiya

Improving econometric prediction by machine learning pp. 1419-1425

Giovanni Cerulli

Infant malnutrition, clean-water access and government interventions in India: a machine learning approach towards causal inference pp. 1426-1431

Dweepobotee Brahma and Debasri Mukherjee

Fiscal and individual rates of return to university education with and without graduation pp. 1432-1435

Friedhelm Pfeiffer and Holger Stichnoth

Volume 28, issue 15, 2021

Spillovers of the US real and financial uncertainty on the Euro area pp. 1249-1258

Yassine Bakkar, Rachatar Nilavongse and Anup Kumar Saha

Impact of industry association on the innovation of small and micro enterprises pp. 1259-1263

Huwei Wen, Yinghao Xu and Kuashi Zou

Coronavirus economics: the impact of shutting down meatpacking plants pp. 1264-1270

Dennis W. Jansen, Liqun Liu and Andrew J. Rettenmaier

The default and liquidity premia of corporate bonds: evidence from the trade reporting and compliance engine pp. 1271-1276

Yongkil Ahn

Millennials and the alcohol industry: expenditure variations among generations pp. 1277-1282

Anthony Murray

The role of fiscal policy in the link between income inequality and banking crises pp. 1283-1287

Nicholas Apergis

Unpaid internships and equality of opportunity: a pseudo-panel analysis of UN data pp. 1288-1292

Andrew Silva

Impacts on the U.S. macroeconomy of mandatory business closures in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 1293-1300

Terrie Walmsley, Adam Rose and Dan Wei

Central bank reserves and bank lending spreads pp. 1301-1305

Lucas Fuhrer, Thomas Nitschka and Dan Wunderli

Buying the hype? Assessing the impact of top-drafted rookies on spectator attendance in the NBA pp. 1306-1309

Edward Joseph Kelley

An analysis of the mission drift in microfinance pp. 1310-1316

Shakil Quayes

Has recent economic growth/recession in Brazil been pro-poor? pp. 1317-1320

Zuobao Wang and Jing Sun

Industrial structure upgrading, urbanization and urban-rural income disparity: evidence from China pp. 1321-1326

Mingyong Hong and Wenjie Zhang

Inflation expectations, volatility and Covid-19: evidence from the US inflation swap rates pp. 1327-1331

Emmanuel Apergis and Nicholas Apergis

Testing the relationship between real effective exchange rate and absolute cost advantage. A dynamic panel GMM analysis from NAFTA pp. 1332-1335

Fahd Boundi Chraki

Testing for bias in forecasts for independent binary outcomes pp. 1336-1338

Philip Hans Franses

Volume 28, issue 14, 2021

Decomposing the gender pay gap in the formal sector in Venezuela: a microdata analysis 1985–2015 pp. 1145-1151

Leonardo Maldonado

Robin Hood or not: IPO overfunding and trade credit pp. 1152-1156

Lu Zhang, Jincai Li and Huijuan Wang

Covid-19’s adverse effects on a stock market index pp. 1157-1161

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

Does the pilot free trade zone policy attract the entering of foreign-invested enterprises? The evidence from China pp. 1162-1168

Hao Chen, Bo Yuan and Qi Cui

Implications of participation in global value chains for international trade network pp. 1169-1173

Halit Yanıkkaya, Hasan Karaboğa and Abdullah Altun

How well the log periodic power law works in an emerging stock market? pp. 1174-1180

Bikramaditya Ghosh, Dimitris Kenourgios, Antony Francis and Suman Bhattacharyya

Co-movement of volatility risk premium: evidence from single stock options market in India pp. 1181-1186

Prasenjit Chakrabarti

Does the Feldstein–Horioka relationship vary with economic policy uncertainty? pp. 1187-1194

Yi-Chen Lin and Wen-Shuenn Deng

The impacts of internal capital allocation efficiency on R&D investments: evidence from China pp. 1195-1201

Hai-Yun Ren, Ching-Chi Hsu, Gen-Fu Feng, Jing Jia and Wei-Che Tsai

Relative efficiency of equity ETFs: an adaptive market hypothesis perspective pp. 1202-1207

Kunal Saha, Vinodh Madhavan and G. R. Chandrashekhar

Liquidity commonality on National Stock Exchange: size and sector effect pp. 1208-1221

Suraj Kumar and Krishna Prasanna

Impacts of COVID-related capacity constraints on theme park attendance: evidence from Magic Kingdom wait times pp. 1222-1225

Todd Gabe

Exporting and electricity consumption: new microeconomic evidence from manufacturing firms in China pp. 1226-1233

Dong Cheng, Jian Yu and Hanyuan Zhang

America’s regressive wealth tax: state and local property taxes pp. 1234-1238

Arik Levinson

Evidence-based analysis: the success factors of a new competitor entering the negotiation in B2B e-procurement pp. 1239-1244

Radoslav Delina and Renata Olejarova

An unexpected external shock and enterprises’ innovation performance pp. 1245-1248

Jarle Aarstad and Olav Andreas Kvitastein

Volume 28, issue 13, 2021

Movements in real estate uncertainty in the United States: the role of oil shocks pp. 1059-1065

Rangan Gupta, Xin Sheng and Qiang Ji

The Siphon effects of transportation infrastructure on internal migration: evidence from China’s HSR network pp. 1066-1070

Zhicheng Xu and Tianshi Sun

Population ageing and FDI inflows in OECD countries: a dynamic panel cointegration analysis pp. 1071-1075

Rajarshi Mitra and Md. Thasinul Abedin

Unemployment insurance generosity and crime pp. 1076-1081

Hamid NoghaniBehambari and Bitran Maden

Self-serving bias across strategic and non-strategic dictator games with production pp. 1082-1086

David Kingsley and Michael Ciuchta

Migration and business cycles: testing the OCA theory predictions in the European union pp. 1087-1091

Krzysztof Beck

Brexit referendum and the UK securitization market pp. 1092-1097

Alper Kara, Nodirbek Karimov and Anh Phuong Nguyen

Analysing the coupling coordination degree of socio-economic-infrastructural development and its obstacles: the case study of Polish rural municipalities pp. 1098-1103

Mateusz Tomal

Revisiting purchasing power parity in the ASEAN-5 countries: evidence from the Fourier quantile unit root test pp. 1104-1109

Pejman Bahramian and Andisheh Saliminezhad

The impact of labour market institutions on income inequality: evidence from OECD countries pp. 1110-1113

Natércia Fortuna and Antonio Neto

Low rates, zero lower bound and monetary policy black hole pp. 1114-1120

Lei Lv and Zhi-Xin Liu

Housing prices and urban land use efficiency pp. 1121-1124

Shuangjin Wang, Richard Cebula, Xiaowei Liu and Maggie Foley

Following behaviour and predatory trading pp. 1125-1129

Shichao Yang, Shancun Liu, Qingduo Zeng and Zhigang Zhang

Export bias related to its long-run equilibrium in China pp. 1130-1136

Yaping He and Kangning Xu

Selling and buying rural lands after land titling? ——What factors lead to Chinese farmers’ wrong cognition pp. 1137-1140

Weicheng Yang, Wenjing Zhu and Xiao Yu

The effect of dispatch methods on a recruiting campaign for a business survey: evidence from Germany pp. 1141-1144

Przemyslaw Brandt, Katrin Demmelhuber and Klaus Wohlrabe

Volume 28, issue 12, 2021

Did wage inequality increase in Portugal? Yes, and for good reasons pp. 973-977

João Pereira

Revisiting the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth nexus in Vietnam: new evidence by asymmetric ARDL cointegration pp. 978-984

Minh Nguyen and Bui Ngoc

Physical activity guidelines for Americans and their employment decisions pp. 985-989

Marlon Ricardo Tracey and Chanita Holmes

Does the market accept the perpetual bonds issued by commercial banks? Evidence from China pp. 990-994

Xue Ni Liu and Guo Cheng Liu

Algorithms comparison on intraday index return prediction：evidence from China pp. 995-999

Xiang Li, Xianghui Yuan, Jin Yuan and Hailun Xu

The gender-job satisfaction paradox through time and countries pp. 1000-1005

Cristina Pita and Ramon Torregrosa

Next game reaction to mispriced betting lines in college football pp. 1006-1009

Randall W. Bennett

A new insight into the methodology of cultural economics pp. 1010-1016

Iuliana Mihai and Isabel Novo-Corti

Informality, Inequality and Profit Rate pp. 1017-1020

Ceyhun Elgin, Adem Elveren and Joseph Bourgeois

Dollar debt and equity returns pp. 1021-1025

Charles Braymen, Tirimba Obonyo and Nicholas E. Woessner

Multivariate asymmetric loss functions of the European Central Bank pp. 1026-1030

Yoichi Tsuchiya

A rank-based measure of educational assortative mating pp. 1031-1035

Christopher Handy

Cryptocurrencies in portfolios: return–liquidity trade-off around China forbidding initial coin offerings pp. 1036-1040

Sijia Zhang and Andros Gregoriou

Peer gender and STEM specialization pp. 1041-1045

Greta Morando

Potential spillovers from the banking sector to sovereign credit ratings pp. 1046-1052

Pedro Jesús Cuadros-Solas and Carlos Muñoz

COVID-19: how much unemployment was caused by the shutdown in Germany? pp. 1053-1058

Anja Bauer and Enzo Weber

Volume 28, issue 11, 2021

Cryptocurrency return reversals pp. 887-893

Steven E. Kozlowski, Michael R. Puleo and Jizhou Zhou

Minimum wages and the health of immigrants’ children pp. 894-901

Susan L. Averett, Julie Smith and Yang Wang

Fund sentiment beta and delegated investment pp. 902-905

Jian Wang, Shangkun Yi, Xiaoting Wang and Jun Yang

Factors affecting employment quality in China: evidence based on spatial panel data model pp. 906-909

Yueming Zheng, Cheng Zhang and YingDong Wang

Assortative matching group formations and group representatives in a repeated public goods game pp. 910-914

Zuohui Zuo, Yan Zhou and Songsong Li

Forecasting stock market volatility using implied volatility: evidence from extended realized EGARCH-MIDAS model pp. 915-920

Xinyu Wu, Xiaona Wang and Haiyun Wang

International trade and the beliefs in hard work pp. 921-925

Yoko Asuyama

Benefits of knowing own health status: effects of health check-ups on health behaviours and labour participation pp. 926-931

Cheolmin Kang, Akira Kawamura and Haruko Noguchi

(A)Symmetric effects of changes in the saving rate on the investment rate in Norway: 1830–2017 pp. 932-940

Yannick Bineau

The effect of Cram School attendance on study-alone time pp. 941-944

Yugyung Jung and Sun Go

Market-oriented land rentals in the less-developed regions of China pp. 945-948

Tongwei Qiu, Biliang Luo, Pengpeng Geng and Mande Zhu

The effect of the spatial misallocation of land supply on entrepreneurial activity pp. 949-953

Jinhua Zhang, Zhenhuai Shi, Xiaoping Chu and Yao Shen

The effect of employer enrolment in E-Verify on low-skilled U.S. workers pp. 954-957

Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny

Financial derivatives and default dependence: a time-varying copula approach pp. 958-963

Xuan Zhang, Ding Liu, Yang Zhao and Zhekai Zhang

Cross-border M&A outflows and government size pp. 964-967

Ayesha Ashraf

Is intertemporal price discrimination the cause of price dispersion in markets with low search costs? pp. 968-971

Charlie Lindgren, Sven-Olov Daunfeldt, Niklas Rudholm and Siril Yella

Volume 28, issue 10, 2021

COVID-19: stock market reactions to the shock and the stimulus pp. 795-801

Maretno Agus Harjoto, Fabrizio Rossi and John K. Paglia

Universal pension scheme and job searching pp. 802-806

Yao-Tung Chen, Ai-Ju Shao, Shih-Chung Chang, Hsin-Fu Huang and Fang-Kuo Wang

Do home sellers know their market? Evidence from neighbourhood sober-living houses pp. 807-810

Velma Zahirovic-Herbert, Geoffrey K. Turnbull and Bennie D. Waller

Does sentiment determine investor trading behaviour? pp. 811-816

Karam Kim and Doojin Ryu

Decomposition of the gender wage gap using the LASSO estimator pp. 817-828

René Böheim and Philipp Stöllinger

Price discrimination with consumer misperception pp. 829-834

Oren Bar-Gill

National distance and China’s OFDI: Research based on the ‘Belt and Road’ countries pp. 835-839

Tian Zhao

Do economic freedom matters for finance in developing economies: a panel threshold analysis pp. 840-843

Muhammad Asif Khan, Mollah Aminul Islam and Usman Akbar

Financial ratios and non-payment risk factor with panel probit model: a case of Turkey pp. 844-849

Tugba Dayıoğlu

Is risk aversion related to occupational choice: evidence from 1996 PSID pp. 850-855

Zhiqi Zhao and Guangyou Zhou

Two-way traders: searching for complementarities between exports and imports in a developing country pp. 856-859

Segundo Camino-Mogro and Alberto López

When Bitcoin has the flu: on Bitcoin’s performance to hedge equity risk in the early wake of the COVID-19 outbreak pp. 860-865

Klaus Grobys

Does the institutional framework affect the relationship between debt financing and firm performance in emerging countries? pp. 866-871

Pinar Sener, Elif Akben-Selcuk and Fatma Didin-Sonmez

Volatility of relative prices and transportation costs: evidence for Brazilian cities pp. 872-875

Felipe de Sousa Bastos and Roberto Ferreira

On welfare or in work: perspective from single motherhood and early childhood outcomes pp. 876-880

Xiaoyun Zhang and Yiyang Luo

Does persistence pay off? Accessing social activities with a foreign-sounding name pp. 881-885

Helmut Dietl, Carlos Gomez-Gonzalez, Paolo Moretti and Cornel Nesseler

Volume 28, issue 9, 2021

The U.S.-Sino different links between income and consumption inequality pp. 713-716

Qingbin Zhao, Chun Kwok Lei, Lei Peng and Xinhua Gu

The political economy of solar initiatives in the Sunshine state pp. 717-720

Ritika Khurana, Levan Elbakidze and Joshua Hall

Macroeconomic impacts of non-resource revenue mobilization in CEMAC pp. 721-726

Giovanni Melina and Marcos Poplawski-Ribeiro

RMB currency risk management after China’s ‘8.11’ exchange rate reform pp. 727-730

Yuliu Peng and Wenru Kang

Is average correlation related to expected returns: evidence from global markets pp. 731-736

Stanley Peterburgsky and Seungho Baek

Monitoring ’lemons’: why lower productivity workers are sometimes monitored more closely pp. 737-741

Marcus Dittrich and Silvio Städter

Socio-economic inequality in early childhood health 2010-2016: evidence from China pp. 742-747

Xiaoou Man and Haijun Cao

Alternative non-profit funding methods: crowdfunding in the Czech Republic and Slovakia pp. 748-754

Mária Murray Svidroňová, Gabriela Vaceková, Michal Plaček, Markéta Matulová, Lucia Hrůzová and Lenka Harringová

Corona, crisis and conditional heteroscedasticity pp. 755-759

Tamas Kiss and Pär Österholm

Fear, overconfidence, and fundamental uncertainty shocks pp. 760-764

Gene Ambrocio

The effect of the School-to-Work Programme on the employment of vocational high school graduates pp. 765-768

Heejin Jung and Sun Go

The productivity effects of infrastructure: A cross-country comparison using manufacturing industry panels pp. 769-773

Rupika Khanna and Chandan Sharma

How to disappear completely: nonlinearity and endogeneity in the New Keynesian Wage Phillips Curve pp. 774-778

Daniel Sebastião Abreu and Artur Silva Lopes

A cannabis pricing mistake from California to Canada: government can’t tax cannabis optimally pp. 779-783

Jason Childs and Jason Stevens

Relative deprivation: a new derivation and application pp. 784-787

Jaesang Sung, Qihua Qiu and James Marton

Internet use and willingness to participate in garbage classification: an investigation of Chinese residents pp. 788-793

Wanglin Ma and Zhongkun Zhu

Volume 28, issue 8, 2021

Survey response bias and the ‘privacy paradox’: evidence from a discrete choice experiment pp. 625-629

Garrett Glasgow, Sarah Butler and Samantha Iyengar

ECB’s communication and the yield curve: core versus periphery effects pp. 630-634

Ralf Fendel, Frederik Neugebauer and Mustafa Kilinc

WWII contract spending and inequality pp. 635-639

Andrew Bossie and Daniel Kuehn

Compensation committee characteristics and voluntary executive compensation disclosure pp. 640-645

Yu Ling Tsai and Hua-Wei Huang

Who gains from economic freedom? A panel analysis on decile income shares pp. 646-649

Donatella Saccone

Can Stock Exchange inquiry letters reduce stock price crash risk? pp. 650-654

Sihao Li, Yong Shi and Wenjun Zou

Why CEOs invest in Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives: evidence on Shariah compliant firms pp. 655-662

Zaheer Anwer, Wajahat Azmi, Shamsher Mohamad and Andrea Paltrinieri

Are sales and taxes ‘sticky’? Empirical evidence of the impact of tax enforcement on tax revenue growth in China pp. 663-667

Furong Guo, Shengdao Gan, Wei Yang and Peiying Kuang

Spatial linkage of volatility spillovers and its explanation across China’s interregional stock markets: a network approach pp. 668-674

Yanshuang Li, Xintian Zhuang, Jian Wang and Zibing Dong

Youthful dependents and economic growth: the effect of tax composition pp. 675-680

Weijie Luo and Jingci Zhu

Multivariate unobserved component model for an oil-exporting economy: the case of Russia pp. 681-685

Andrey Polbin

A study on default prediction of Chinese online lending: based on the analysis of mobile phone usage data pp. 686-690

Hongbing Ouyang, Yong Zhi and Boyuan Wu

Cryptocurrencies: formation of returns from the CRIX index pp. 691-695

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

Attainment of multidimensional poverty target of sustainable development goals: a preliminary study pp. 696-700

Rati Ram

The non-banking financial institutions in perspective of economic growth of Pakistan pp. 701-706

Imdad Ali Khowaja, Urooj Talpur, Sikander Hussain Soomro and Muhammad Shoaib Khan

The channels of consumption risk-sharing in Korea pp. 707-711

Sangyeon Hwang

Volume 28, issue 7, 2021

Appraising praise: experimental evidence on positive framing and demand for health services pp. 523-530

Aderaw Anteneh, Kelly Bidwell, Woldemariam Girma, Kristen Little, Nicholas Wilson and Endale Workalemahu

Borrower capital, shadow insurance, and life insurer performance pp. 531-534

Jyh-Horng Lin, Fu-Wei Huang and Chuen-Ping Chang

Inbound portfolio bond investments and domestic monetary policy effect in emerging countries pp. 535-540

Kei-Ichiro Inaba

Precision and stability of schools’ value-added estimates: evidence for Italian primary schools pp. 541-545

Tommaso Agasisti and Veronica Minaya

The role of panel data in organization of global value chain: evidence from a developing country pp. 546-550

Hanming Jiang

Does severe air pollution affect firm innovation: evidence from China pp. 551-558

Li Wang, Fei Xing, Yishan Yu and Yunhao Dai

Independent director network and corporate innovation: evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 559-564

Yihan Wu and Bin Dong

Corruption in economics: a bibliometric analysis and research agenda pp. 565-578

Salman Bahoo, Ilan Alon and Josanco Floreani

The impact of US–China trade war on Chinese firms: Evidence from stock market reactions pp. 579-583

Xiaoquan Wang, Xinyue Wang, Zheng Zhong and Junnan Yao

Leaders among the leaders in Economics: a network analysis of the Nobel Prize laureates pp. 584-589

José Alberto Molina, David Iñiguez, Gonzalo Ruiz and Alfonso Tarancón

Cross-section and GMM/SDF tests of linear factor models pp. 590-593

Mohammad Q.M. Momani

Convergence clubs in different regions of Serbia pp. 594-598

Maria Candelaria Barrios, Maja Jandrić, Dejan Molnar and Svetozar Tanasković

Multi-scale interactions between Turkish lira exchange rates and sovereign CDS in Europe and Asia pp. 599-607

Chang Liu, Jianping Li, Xiaolei Sun and Jianming Chen

Preliminary attitudinal trends in alternative postsecondary learning pp. 608-611

John Vandivier

Economic structure and environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis: new evidence from economic complexity pp. 612-616

Lan Khanh Chu

Intellectual capital and firm innovation: incentive effect and selection effect pp. 617-623

Shuming Ren and Ziyu Song

Volume 28, issue 6, 2021

Competitive impact of family background: the effects of cadre parents on the labour market outcomes of their offspring pp. 427-432

Liwen Chen

On the evolution of cryptocurrency market efficiency pp. 433-439

Akihiko Noda

Parameter estimation in spatial econometric models with non-random missing data pp. 440-446

Hajime Seya, Masashi Tomari and Shohei Uno

Money illusion, financial literacy and implications of self-perceptions pp. 447-450

Mehmet Celiktas and Neslihan Yilmaz

Does financial inclusion promote tourism development in advanced and emerging economies? pp. 451-458

Yongfen Shi, Vighneswara Swamy and Sudharshan Reddy Paramati

Taking more risk tomorrow: time horizons and investment decisions pp. 459-463

Marc Oliver Rieger, Trang Minh Nguyen, Benjamin Schnur and Mei Wang

Statutory corporate tax change and the stock market returns: the global experience pp. 464-469

Huabing Wang and Anne Macy

Education quality and the empirics of economic growth: reconciling Mankiw-Romer-Weil estimates with microeconometric evidence pp. 470-476

Mauro Rodrigues and Danilo Souza

Central bank independence and low inflation: who leads the dance? pp. 477-481

Itai Agur

Fractional frequency flexible Fourier form (FFFFF) for panel cointegration test pp. 482-486

Olaolu Olayeni, Aviral Tiwari and Mark Wohar

Use of panel time-series data with cross-section dependence in evaluating farmland valuation: a cautionary note pp. 487-492

Zahra Tayebi, Gülcan Önel and Charles Moss

Is the Phillips curve disappearing? Evidence from a new test procedure pp. 493-500

Fumitaka Furuoka, Pui Kiew Ling, Ma Tin Chomar and Larisa Nikitina

Behavioural heterogeneity in the capital asset pricing model with an application to the low-beta anomaly pp. 501-507

Thorsten Hens and Fatemeh Naebi

Investor sentiment, issuance cost, and IPO underpricing: an empirical analysis of Shanghai Stock Exchange A-shares pp. 508-511

Yueqi Wang and Jingjing Yao

Corporate social responsibility and capacity sharing in a duopoly model pp. 512-517

Junlong Chen, Xiaomeng Wang and Jiali Liu

Political uncertainty, realized volatility, and jumps in the Chinese stock market pp. 518-522

Yanhui Jiang, Liang Liu and Yun Hong

Volume 28, issue 5, 2021

Robust coherence analysis for long-memory processes pp. 335-342

Yaeji Lim and Hee-Seok Oh

Municipal merger and debt issuance in South African municipalities pp. 343-348

Tsuyoshi Goto, Sandra Sekgetle and Takashi Kuramoto

The effect of deficiency at English on female immigrants’ wage in the UK: correcting for measurement error, endogenous treatment, and sample selection bias pp. 349-353

Alfonso Miranda and Yu Zhu

Stock market manipulation in an emerging market of Turkey: how do market participants select stocks for manipulation? pp. 354-358

Hilal Ok Ergün, Abdullah Yalaman, Viktor Manahov and Hanxiong Zhang

Gas demand in the Swiss household sector pp. 359-364

Massimo Filippini and Nilkanth Kumar

The information content of Chinese volatility index for volatility forecasting pp. 365-372

Zhe Li, Wei-Guo Zhang and Yue Zhang

Time-varying ARFIMA-GARCH model with symmetric thresholds: applications to inflation pp. 373-377

Zhengxun Tan and Juan Liu

Proposed reform of the H-1B programme under Trump administration and the adverse selection in Green Card applications pp. 378-382

Chiradip Chatterjee and Chung-Ping A. Loh

How efficient is welfare for families? Evidence from European countries pp. 383-386

Maria Alessandra Antonelli and Valeria De Bonis

Student debt and stock-ownership decisions of U.S. households pp. 387-390

Thomas Korankye and Michael Guillemette

The impact of the shadow economy on foreign direct investment pp. 391-396

Hoang Van Cuong, Hiep Ngoc Luu and Le Quoc Tuan

Did government R&D subsidies increase Chinese firms’ trade margins? Evidence from Innofund program pp. 397-401

Chengfeng Chen and Peiyuan Xu

Co-movement between residential and commercial housing prices: evidence from a new database pp. 402-407

Juan Cuestas and Mercedes Monfort

The inefficiencies of bitcoins in developing countries pp. 408-412

Heshan Sameera Kankanam Pathiranage, Huilin Xiao and Weifeng Li

A hybrid model to estimate corporate default probabilities in China based on zero-price probability model and long short-term memory pp. 413-420

Jiabao Jing, Wenwen Yan and Xiaomei Deng

Bank competition and transmission of monetary policy pp. 421-425

Youngju Kim, Hyunjoon Lim and Wook Sohn

Volume 28, issue 4, 2021

Dynamic price discovery in China’s thermal coal future market pp. 255-259

Zhipeng Yan, Shenghong Li, Gongmin Zhao and Juanmei Zhou

Are there racial differences in loan approvals? pp. 260-263

H. Young Baek and David D. Cho

The effect of tax regulation on firm value: the Turkish case of Allowance for Corporate Equity (ACE) regulation pp. 264-268

Melisa Ozdamar, Basak Tanyeri and Levent Akdeniz

Diversification strategy and bank market power: does foreign ownership matter? pp. 269-273

Yongjia Lin, Xuanyi Shi and Zhen Zheng

Assessing total factor productivity growth of the passenger-bus transit systems in Indian metropolitan cities using the sequential Malmquist-Luenberger productivity index approach pp. 274-280

Rachita Gulati

Impact of introducing one-stop employment service centres on local employment in South Korea pp. 281-286

Koangsung Choi, Chung Choe and Dongwoo Kang

Home ownership and life satisfaction of migrants in urban China pp. 287-293

Jennifer Te Lai, Mengqian Ye and Hao Zhang

The ageing population, dependency burdens and household commercial insurance purchase: evidence from China pp. 294-298

Guanhua Li, Zhiyuan Li and Xue Lv

Fiscal structure and programme response over the business cycle: evidence from Medicaid and SCHIP pp. 299-304

Nicholas Moellman

Managerial ability and bank failure pp. 305-309

Hiep Ngoc Luu, Thang Doan and Pham Thi Hoang Anh

Are there links between financial inclusion, mobile telephony, and economic growth? Evidence from Indian states pp. 310-314

Rudra P. Pradhan and Pragyan P. Sahoo

Household responses to escalating violence in Mexico pp. 315-318

Luisa Blanco, Robin Grier, Kevin Grier and Daniel Hicks

Demonetization and digital payments in India: perception and reality pp. 319-323

Manisha Chakrabarty, Ashutosh Jha and Partha Ray

Enhanced disclosure environment and stock dividend/split in China pp. 324-328

Guojun Wang, Yuetang Wang, Dan Yang, Lu Zhang and Qingjing Zhu

Do homeroom teachers affect students’ academic achievement in China’s middle schools? pp. 329-333

Tianheng Wang and Dan Yang

Volume 28, issue 3, 2021

Export markets: substitutes, complements, or independent? pp. 165-169

Mari Jose Aranguren, Juan de Lucio, Raúl Mínguez, Asier Minondo and Francisco Requena Silvente

Housing prices and carbon emissions: a dynamic panel threshold model of 60 Chinese cities pp. 170-185

Shiwei Yu, Xing Hu and Juan Yang

Substitutes or complements? Co-opted boards and antitakeover provisions pp. 186-190

Eunsuh Lee, Chaehyun Kim and Junyoup Lee

Risk reduction in two-pillar mandatory pension system under regulatory constraints: simulation-based evidence from Poland pp. 191-195

Radosław Kurach, Paweł Kuśmierczyk and Daniel Papla

Must access laws for opioid prescription and county gross domestic product: evidence from the US pp. 196-200

Srikant Devaraj, Pankaj C. Patel and Michael Hicks

CVaR-cardinality enhanced indexation optimization with tunable short-selling constraints pp. 201-207

Zhihua Zhao, Hao Wang, Xiangyu Yang and Fengmin Xu

Public debt and economic growth: threshold effect and its influence factors pp. 208-212

Zhongmin Liu and Jia Lyu

The housing risk premium in a production economy pp. 213-219

Sungjun Huh and Insu Kim

Tax rate cut and firm investment: evidence from Thailand pp. 220-224

Athiphat Muthitacharoen

Far right, extreme left and unemployment: a European historical perspective pp. 225-230

Theodore Panagiotidis and Costas Roumanias

The capitalization of CAP payments into land rental prices: a grouped fixed-effects estimator pp. 231-236

Daniele Valenti, Danilo Bertoni, Daniele Cavicchioli and Alessandro Olper

Willingness to pay for a message: personalized licence plate auctions in Hong Kong pp. 237-240

Kang Hua Cao, Chi-Keung Woo, Ling Zhang and Yuxin Zhang

Impact of employer-sponsored health insurance on firm capital structure: evidence from the Affordable Care Act pp. 241-245

Daeyong Lee

A comment on ‘the anti-paradox of cooperation: diversity may pay!’ pp. 246-248

Qian Li

Government intervention in Chinese rural commercial banks – A helping hand or a grabbing hand? pp. 249-253

Wenli Wang, C. Hueng and Wan Wei

Volume 28, issue 2, 2021

What makes people happy? An empirical investigation of panel data pp. 91-94

Rae Yule Kim

Is herding a safe haven for investment? pp. 95-99

Yi-Chang Chen, Shih-Ming Kuo and Yu-Wen Yang

Choosing an optimal material deprivation indicator threshold pp. 100-104

Tomas Zelinsky, Martina Mysíková and Jason Wei Jian Ng

Cash is not king in incentivizing online surveys pp. 105-108

Stephen Knowles and Philip Stahlmann-Brown

Knowledge production in the co-invention process: the influence of knowledge similarity on co-invention performance pp. 109-114

Dong Huo

Valuing vulnerable options with bond collateral pp. 115-118

Guanying Wang and Xingchun Wang

Yelp.com ratings and the businesses visited by cruise passengers in Bar Harbor, Maine pp. 119-123

Todd Gabe

A Monte Carlo synthetic sample based performance evaluation method for covariance matrix estimators pp. 124-128

Jin Yuan and Xianghui Yuan

Transaction price vs. ask price in hedonic regressions: evidence from the vintage scotch whisky market pp. 129-132

David Moroz and Bruno Pecchioli

Firm age and wage determination: evidence from matched employer–employee data in Japan pp. 133-136

Hiroko Okajima, Kazufumi Yugami, Atsushi Morimoto, Shigeharu Okajima and Kenta Nakamura

An alternative Z-score measure for downside bank insolvency risk pp. 137-142

Laetitia Lepetit, Frank Strobel and Thu Ha Tran

Upgrading the global value chain with regime-wide rules of origin pp. 143-147

Thang Doan and Ha Thanh Le

Institutional ownership and marketing myopic management pp. 148-152

Chanil Boo and Changhyun Kim

Hedging the downside risk of commodities through cryptocurrencies pp. 153-160

Muhammad Abubakr Naeem, Saqib Farid, Faruk Balli and Syed Jawad Hussain Shahzad

Do labor rights help to protect human rights? An empirical exploration pp. 161-164

Prithviraj Guha, Arindam Mandal and Aniruddha Mitra

Volume 28, issue 1, 2021

The higher price of whiter skin: an analysis of escort services pp. 1-4

Raymundo Campos-Vazquez

An AutoML application to forecasting bank failures pp. 5-9

Anna Agrapetidou, Paulos Charonyktakis, Periklis Gogas, Theophilos Papadimitriou and Ioannis Tsamardinos

What effect the demand for homestays: evidence from Airbnb in China pp. 10-14

Hong-Yun Jiang and Qing-Fei Yin

The impacts of high-frequency US uncertainty shocks on China’s investment and bank loans: evidence from mixed-frequency VAR pp. 15-22

Meng Yan and Zhen An

Credit spread and employment growth – a time-varying relationship? pp. 23-31

Martin Nordström

Wildfire and infant health: a geospatial approach to estimating the health impacts of wildfire smoke exposure pp. 32-37

Shawn J. Mccoy and Xiaoxi Zhao

Text data analysis using Latent Dirichlet Allocation: an application to FOMC transcripts pp. 38-42

Hali Edison and Hector Carcel

Sudden surges and macroprudential policies pp. 43-48

Mahama Samir Bandaogo and Emmanuel Lartey

What does forecaster disagreement tell us about the state of the economy? pp. 49-53

Constantin Bürgi and Tara Sinclair

Is the Taylor rule optimal? Evaluation using a wavelet-based control model pp. 54-60

Patrick Crowley and David Hudgins

Twitter as ‘bully pulpit’: Brazilian banking sector case pp. 61-64

Roberto Tommasetti, Vinicius Mothé Maia and Marcelo Álvaro da Silva Macedo

The effect of increasing land value capture on the gross value added of the construction sector pp. 65-69

H.Nicolás Acosta-González, Sebastián Rodríguez-Raza and Rafaela Bastidas

Three types of fear play market uncertainty: evidence from bank loan pp. 70-78

Yin-Siang Huang, You-Xun Lu and Yi-Chang Chen

Decomposition of durable consumption and equity returns pp. 79-84

Yu Ren and Qin Wang

Corporate social responsibility and cash holding: evidence from trucking firms pp. 85-89

Ann Shawing Yang and Giovanny Cyntia Susanto