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Volume 26, issue 21, 2019

What do you think? Success: is it luck or is it hard work? pp. 1734-1738

Joseph Daniels and Miao Wang

Foreign currency debt and the optimal monetary policy response to rising US interest rates pp. 1739-1743

Adam Honig

The aftermath of CEO succession via hierarchical jumps on firm performance and agency cost: Evidence from Chinese firms pp. 1744-1748

Syed Ghulam Meran Shah, Mingfeng Tang, Muddassar Sarfraz and Zeeshan Fareed

The rise of services and convergence in labor productivity among countries pp. 1749-1755

Bisrat Kinfemichael

Does financial development matter for innovation in renewable energy? pp. 1756-1761

Linh Pham

Testing the Newcomb-Benford Law: experimental evidence pp. 1762-1769

Uwe Hassler and Mehdi Hosseinkouchack

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and county-level health outcomes pp. 1770-1773

Pankaj Patel and Srikant Devaraj

Internet penetration, human capital and economic growth in the ASEAN economies: evidence from a translog production function pp. 1774-1778

Hazwan Haini

Uncertainty of capital productivity and declining discount rates pp. 1779-1784

Shou Chen, Richard Fu, Lei Wedge and Ziran Zou

Managerial ability, layoffs, and unemployment pp. 1785-1789

Guifeng Shi and Li Zhang

Differential effects of outcome and probability on risky decision pp. 1790-1797

Shih-Kung Lai and Jhong-You Huang

Nonlinear dynamics in crude oil benchmarks: an AMH perspective pp. 1798-1801

George Varghese and Vinodh Madhavan

Asymmetric gasoline-oil price nexus: recent evidence from non-linear cointegration investigation pp. 1802-1806

Khalid Kisswani

Monetary policy and the gender pay gap: evidence from UK households pp. 1807-1810

Nicholas Apergis, Tasawar Hayat and Nasser A. Kadasah

Spatial spillover around G20 stock markets and impact on the return: a spatial econometrics approach pp. 1811-1817

Weiping Zhang, Xintian Zhuang and Yanshuang Li

Volume 26, issue 20, 2019

FDI, banking crises and growth: direct and spill over effects pp. 1655-1658

Brahim Gaies, Stéphane Goutte and Khaled Guesmi

Maternal input choices and child cognitive development: testing for reverse causality pp. 1659-1663

Zafar Nazarov

Monetary shocks to macroeconomic variables in China using time-vary VAR model pp. 1664-1669

Aviral Tiwari, Yifei Cai and Tsangyao Chang

Nowcasting emerging market’s GDP: the importance of dimension reduction techniques pp. 1670-1674

Oguzhan Cepni and I. Ethem Guney

Foreign direct investment and productivity spillovers: is China different? pp. 1675-1682

Hongzhong Fan, Shi He and Yum K. Kwan

Non-interest income and bank performance during the financial crisis pp. 1683-1688

Bokyung Park, Jungsoo Park and Joon Chae

Holding period returns from NASDAQ traded ADRs pp. 1689-1693

Mark Schaub

Testing the Friedman–Schwartz hypothesis using time-varying correlation analysis pp. 1694-1699

Taniya Ghosh and Prashant Mehul Parab

Does a crisis increase the number of regular exporters? pp. 1700-1704

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

Forex swap premiums, shock response and covered profits: an ARDL–EGARCH model analysis pp. 1705-1708

Jianfeng Huang and Wencong Lu

US Presidential election effects on Mexican ADRs: a two-year analysis pp. 1709-1712

Mark Schaub

The inter-generational value of a green card: evidence from the CSPA of 1992 pp. 1713-1717

Yaqin Su, Cynthia Bansak and Cheng Cheng

Returns to experience across tasks: evidence from Brazil pp. 1718-1723

Gustavo Gonzaga and Tomás Guanziroli

Price dispersion with multi-product firms and vertical differentiation pp. 1724-1728

Seongeun Kim

Factors affecting agricultural land transfer-out in China: a semiparametric instrumental variable model pp. 1729-1733

Meishan Jiang, Jingrong Li, Krishna Paudel and Yunsheng Mi

Volume 26, issue 19, 2019

Is income growth among children pro-poor? The case of rural China pp. 1553-1557

Zuobao Wang

Inequality in the aftermath of financial crises: some empirical evidence pp. 1558-1562

Gunes Gokmen and Annaïg Morin

Technological change and wage premiums amongst high-skilled labour pp. 1563-1566

Jaakko Pehkonen, Tapani Neuvonen and Jari Ojala

Market concentration in real estate brokerage in economic downturns: evidence from spatial agent-based models pp. 1567-1571

Christopher Hannum

New evidence on predictable validity of grip strength on later life outcomes in Japan pp. 1572-1578

Midori Matsushima, Satoshi Shimizutani and Hiroyuki Yamada

Did the Arab Spring reduce MENA countries’ growth? pp. 1579-1585

Mahmoud Arayssi, Ali Fakih and Nathir Haimoun

Agglomeration economies in urban retailing: are there productivity spillovers when big-box retailers enter urban markets? pp. 1586-1589

Yujiao Li, Johan Håkansson, Oana Mihaescu and Niklas Rudholm

The impact of FOMC announcements on currency futures markets pp. 1590-1596

Yiuman Tse

Is the Canadian housing market ‘really’ exuberant? Evidence from Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal pp. 1597-1602

Imad Rherrad, Mardochée Mokengoy and Landry Kuate Fotue

The banking sector, stress and financial crisis: symmetric and asymmetric analysis pp. 1603-1611

Nedal Al-Fayoumi, Bana Abuzayed and Talah S. Arabiyat

Do government arrangements matter for CEE countries’ growth? A two-piece puzzle perspective pp. 1612-1626

Simona-Gabriela Masca, Simona Nistor and Viorela Ligia Vaidean

Weak efficiency of the cryptocurrency market: a market portfolio approach pp. 1627-1633

David Vidal-Tomás, Ana M. Ibáñez and José E. Farinós

Tax haven investors, firm value and investor protection pp. 1634-1640

Soonho Kim, Hosung Jung and Haejung Na

Party-crashers or wallflowers? The lack of strategic voting in experimental primaries pp. 1641-1648

Calvin Blackwell and Peter Calcagno

Revisiting the institutional determinants of central bank independence pp. 1649-1654

Itai Agur

Volume 26, issue 18, 2019

Gravity models, PPML estimation and the bias of the robust standard errors pp. 1467-1471

Michael Pfaffermayr

Oil shocks, US economic uncertainty, and emerging stock markets pp. 1472-1479

Dohyoung Kwon

The opioid crisis in Appalachia: the effect of blue-collar employment pp. 1480-1484

Karen Maguire, Arthur Santos Miranda and John Winters

Disability insurance and environmental tax policy in a zero net emissions society pp. 1485-1493

Hideo Noda

Cross-border pollution abatement and its synergy pp. 1494-1496

Hideki Sato

How much are electric vehicles driven? pp. 1497-1502

Lucas Davis

Evaluating inflation persistence considering model uncertainty and structural break pp. 1503-1510

Yong-Gook Jung

Bank system reform and outward foreign direct investment of Chinese enterprises pp. 1511-1515

Yuchen Shao and Chengrui Xiao

Interior immigration enforcement policy and the subjective well-being of US residents: evidence from secure communities pp. 1516-1523

Christian Gunadi

Does privatization of daycare affect maternal employment? pp. 1524-1527

Shuhei Nishitateno

Heterogeneity of farm loan packaging term decisions: a finite mixture approach pp. 1528-1532

Chandra K. Dhakal, Cesar Escalante and Charles Dodson

Stock price impact of diversity in investor beliefs pp. 1533-1536

Murugappa (Murgie) Krishnan

Re-examining differences between momentum and time series momentum among individual stocks pp. 1537-1543

Yuandong Mu and Chaohua He

Is there any evidence of tax-and-spend, spend-and-tax or fiscal synchronization from panel of Indian state? pp. 1544-1547

Vaseem Akram and Badri Rath

Asymmetric technological distance measure based on language model pp. 1548-1551

Katsuyuki Tanaka, Takuji Kinkyo and Shigeyuki Hamori

Volume 26, issue 17, 2019

The time-varying effect of monetary policy in China pp. 1378-1383

Jia Ji

Are happy people more employable? Evidence from field experiments pp. 1384-1387

Arie Sherman and Guy Barokas

Foreign direct investment and air pollution in Asian countries: does institutional quality matter? pp. 1388-1392

Cong Minh Huynh and Hoang Hiep

Mercantile culture and corporate innovation: evidence from China pp. 1393-1401

Jinghua Wang and Ning Mao

The dynamic effectiveness of monetary policy in China: evidence from a TVP-SV-FAVAR model pp. 1402-1410

Chengcheng Liu, Peng Song and Bai Huang

Testing the theory of PPP for emerging market economies that practice flexible exchange rate regimes pp. 1411-1417

Faruk Mike and Oktay Kızılkaya

Efficiency and the quality of management and care: evidence from Japanese public hospitals pp. 1418-1423

Toshiki Kodera and Koji Yoneda

Inference for treatment effects of job training on wages: using bounds to compute Fisher’s exact p-value pp. 1424-1428

German Blanco and Michela Bia

Measuring intraregional trade pp. 1429-1433

Ayhab F. Saad

The role of risk aversion in public goods dilemmas with environmental uncertainty: an experimental analysis pp. 1434-1438

İ.Erdem Seçilmiş

Renewable electricity supply, infrastructure, and gains from international trade in electric current pp. 1439-1443

Thomas Ziesemer

Does the use of professional legal assistance bring measurable benefits? pp. 1444-1447

Wojciech Grabowski

Can economic incentive help in reducing food waste: experimental evidence from a university dining hall pp. 1448-1451

Bhagyashree Katare, Michael Wetzstein and Nina Jovanovic

Overflow effect of credit rating announcements on stock exchange based on event study pp. 1452-1462

Yuantao Xie, Juan Yang and Fahad Munir

Examining an Alcohol consumption Kuznets Curve for developed countries pp. 1463-1466

David Cantarero, Marta Pascual-Saez and Maria Gonzalez Diego

Volume 26, issue 16, 2019

Poverty risk of the unemployed in six European countries: why is it higher in some countries than in others? pp. 1301-1305

Kerstin Bruckmeier and Thomas Rhein

Foreign official purchases of U.S. treasuries and mortgage rates pp. 1306-1312

Jing Fang and Dingming Liu

Effect of trade openness on regional economic growth in China: revisiting the discussion pp. 1313-1316

Junying Ma, Jinchuan Shi, Deming Luo and Yi Che

Geopolitical risks and recessions in a panel of advanced economies: evidence from over a century of data pp. 1317-1321

Matthew Clance, Rangan Gupta and Mark Wohar

Regional income mobility in large cities throughout China pp. 1322-1327

Xin Liu, Wenzhao Da, Gregory Francis Martin and Keyan Liu

Job autonomy and education-skill matches of immigrant workers in Germany pp. 1328-1332

Robert Beyer

Disentangling the transmission channel NPLs-cost of capital-lending supply pp. 1333-1338

Gabriella Chiesa and José Mansilla-Fernández

Concentration of industrial pollution in China pp. 1339-1344

Shanshan Wu and C. Hueng

How does anti-corruption campaign affect the labour income share in China? pp. 1345-1348

Zhen He, Xiaolong Wang and Liu Yang

Strategic R&D policy under multiproduct duopoly and quality-price competition pp. 1349-1353

Kyungmin Kim

Does a marching band impact college Football game attendance? A panel study of Division II pp. 1354-1357

Paul A. Natke and Elizabeth A. Thomas

An industry test for ethnic discrimination in major league soccer pp. 1358-1363

Craig Kerr

Twenty-first century bootlegging: unlawful wine shipments and direct-to-consumer laws pp. 1364-1368

John Maisch and Travis Roach

Does data matter? Statewide longitudinal data systems and student performance in the U.S pp. 1369-1372

Laura Raisa Miloş, Benaissa Chidmi and Marius Cristian Miloş

Assessing the economic impact of entrepreneurship on a regional economy using social accounting matrices: the case of Andalusia pp. 1373-1377

Manuel Alejandro Cardenete and Joaquin Garcia-Tapial

Volume 26, issue 15, 2019

Expected widowhood duration varies with socio-economic status pp. 1218-1223

Sanna Nivakoski and Anne Nolan

The choice between bank loans, affiliated loans, and non-affiliated loans: evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 1224-1227

Wei Yin and Xiaoxing Liu

A driving force for sustainable economic growth in China from the wave-like effects of technological diffusion pp. 1228-1233

Chenxi Wu, Kangni Dang, Chen Zhao and Hao Zhang

Can the affordable care act provisions explain the recent wave of acquisitions in the health insurance industry? pp. 1234-1237

Haowen Luo and Zafar Nazarov

Empirical study on the fish farmers’ willingness to participate in the Chinese rural cooperative financing organizations pp. 1238-1242

Yang Yu, Wang Erda and Liu Guangdong

Procedural invariance as a result of commitment costs: evidence from an economic experiment on farmers’ willingness to pay for digestate pp. 1243-1246

Gioacchino Pappalardo, Roberta Selvaggi and Jayson Lusk

Interrelationship between crude oil and the stock markets of major demanders and suppliers in emerging and developed markets pp. 1247-1252

Murad Bein

Monetary policy co-movement and spillover of shocks among BRICS economies pp. 1253-1263

Semih Çekin, Menelik Geremew and Hardik Marfatia

Economic Policy Uncertainty and Investor Sentiment: linear and nonlinear causality analysis pp. 1264-1268

Bing Zhang

Economic announcements and the 10-year U.S. Treasury: Surprising findings without the surprise component pp. 1269-1273

Stavros Degiannakis, George Filis and Stefanos Tsemperlidis

Passport, please! Travels, travails and trade pp. 1274-1278

Volker Nitsch

Well-being and the Great Recession in Spain pp. 1279-1284

Jesús Peiró-Palomino, Francesco Perugini and Andres Picazo-Tadeo

The effects of risk aversion on life insurance ownership of single-parent households pp. 1285-1288

Youngwon Nam and Sherman D. Hanna

Endogenous longevity, public debt and endogenous growth pp. 1289-1293

Akira Kamiguchi and Kazuki Hiraga

Large shareholders’ shareholding and earnings’ longitudinal persistence pp. 1294-1300

Qianhua Lei, Huili Chen and Zhentao Liang

Volume 26, issue 14, 2019

Corporate social irresponsibility, CEO overconfidence, and stock price crash risk pp. 1143-1147

Yun-Chi Lee, Yang-Cheng Lu and Yu-Chun Wang

Chasing the carrot – actual working hours of fixed-term employees pp. 1148-1152

Mario Bossler and Philipp Grunau

Effect of substitutes in contingent valuation for a private market good pp. 1153-1156

Ji Yong Lee, John Fox and Rodolfo Nayga

Youth reservation wages in Romania: are wage expectations realistic? pp. 1157-1161

Maria Denisa Vasilescu and Liviu Stelian Begu

Financing constraints for R&D in China: the role of state ownership pp. 1162-1166

Jun Wu

Citation performance of thirty keywords in economics pp. 1167-1170

Tolga Yuret

Bitcoin mining: converting computing power into cash flow pp. 1171-1176

Yuen C Lo and Francesca Medda

Works council and training effects on satisfaction pp. 1177-1181

Lutz Bellmann, Olaf Hübler and Ute Leber

Do employee dimension ratings reflect employee performance? Evidence from MSCI’s ESG database pp. 1182-1185

Christopher J. Skousen and Li Sun

Does homeownership promote wealth accumulation? pp. 1186-1191

Leo Kaas, Georgi Kocharkov and Edgar Preugschat

The impact of education on healthcare expenditure in China: quantity or quality pp. 1192-1195

Wuhua Yao, Debu Gao and Pengfei Sheng

Early adopters of new supermarket products pp. 1196-1201

Brian Adams and Hyunchul Kim

Finance, income inequality and income redistribution pp. 1202-1209

Adriaan Van Velthoven, Jakob de Haan and Jan-Egbert Sturm

The threshold effect of longevity: life expectancy and economic growth pp. 1210-1213

Lei He and Na Li

The president and asymmetric use of information pp. 1214-1217

Bong Hwan Kim

Volume 26, issue 13, 2019

Corrigendum pp. iii-iii

The Editors

ICT and employment generation: evidence from Turkish manufacturing pp. 1053-1057

Yilmaz Kilicaslan and Ünal Töngür

Do commercial sales move coincidentally with business cycles in Japan? a dynamic two-mode regression approach pp. 1058-1066

Hideo Noda and Koki Kyo

Bank excess returns and unconventional monetary policy pp. 1067-1071

Sherry Yu

The evolution of the monetary transmission channels in Turkey: evidence from a TVP-VAR model pp. 1072-1079

Nazif Catik and Coşkun Akdeniz

Is gold a hedge and safe haven for stock market? pp. 1080-1086

Ke Chen and Meng Wang

Has monetary policy really become less effective in the euro area? A note pp. 1087-1091

David Finck

Public policy for reducing tax evasion: implications of the Yule–Simpson paradox pp. 1092-1099

Yuval Arbel, Chaim Fialkoff and Amichai Kerner

The empirical study on price discovery of cornstarch futures market in China pp. 1100-1103

Yunxian Yan and Zhao Guiyu

Are BRICS exchange rates chaotic? pp. 1104-1110

Vasilios Plakandaras, Rangan Gupta, Luis Gil-Alana and Mark Wohar

Old-age dependency: is it really increasing in aging populations? pp. 1111-1117

Tilak Abeysinghe

Firm performance and corporate finance in New Zealand pp. 1118-1124

Ryota Nakatani

Do foreign institutional investors enhance firm innovation in China? pp. 1125-1128

Zhuo Qiao and Zhaohua Li

Financial advice and individual investors’ investment decisions pp. 1129-1132

Shan Lei

Does bank competition promote financial inclusion? A cross-country evidence pp. 1133-1137

Thi Thu Tra Pham, Thai Nguyen and KienSon Nguyen

Does the stock market contain information about economic growth? Time-varying out of sample causality tests pp. 1138-1142

Cetin Ciner

Volume 26, issue 12, 2019

Deciphering the motives behind corporate social responsibility (CSR) using managerial ownership: evidence from heteroskedastic identification pp. 963-970

Pradit Withisuphakorn and Pornsit Jiraporn

Security design, market risk and round quotes in the treasury bond market pp. 971-977

Andrei Nikiforov and Eugene Pilotte

Decomposing the contribution of migration to poverty reduction: methodology and application to Tanzania pp. 978-982

Luc Christiaensen, Joachim De Weerdt and Ravi Kanbur

Do schools compete with each other? Empirical evidence from Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 983-986

Rifqi Maulana and Muhammad Yudhistira

Dynamic response of bank-intermediated trade finance to a global liquidity shock pp. 987-994

Sangyeon Hwang

Cryptocurrencies and asset pricing pp. 995-998

Andros Gregoriou

Testing for the Feldstein-Horioka hypothesis in Asia using wavelet analysis pp. 999-1006

Faisal Nazir Zargar, Aviral Tiwari and Olaolu Olayeni

Is living in African cities expensive? pp. 1007-1012

Shohei Nakamura, Rawaa Harati, Somik V. Lall, Yuri M. Dikhanov, Nada Hamadeh, William Vigil Oliver, Marko Olavi Rissanen and Mizuki Yamanaka

The effect of the liberalization of the Chinese stock market on returns pp. 1013-1019

Michelle Zemel and Tianrong Zhang

Two empirical issues in the analysis for the effect of free streaming on music CD and concerts pp. 1020-1025

Hyun J. Jin and Hyunseokdara Oh

The distance bias in natural disaster reporting – empirical evidence for the United States pp. 1026-1032

Michael Berlemann and Tobias Thomas

Time preferences, cognitive abilities and intrinsic motivation to exert effort pp. 1033-1037

Rostislav Stanek and Ondřej Krčál

Potential heterogeneity in target’s value and jump bidding in takeover auctions pp. 1038-1043

Anna Dodonova and Yuri Khoroshilov

New insights into the non-linearity of the ECB Taylor Rule pp. 1044-1048

César Nebot, J. Garcia-Solanes and Arielle Beyaert

Impact of unemployment on happiness in the United States pp. 1049-1052

Sediq Sameem and Pavlo Buryi

Volume 26, issue 11, 2019

Do jet fuel price movements help forecast airline fares and the demand for air travel? pp. 877-882

Bebonchu Atems, Lance Bachmeier and Corey Williams

Governance and portfolio flows in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 883-887

Sean Joss Gossel and Andrew Beard

Education expansion and decline in tertiary premium in Brazil: 1995-2013 pp. 888-892

Yang Wang

Is there adaptation to predictable climate change along the temperature-conflict nexus? Evidence from the El Niño Southern Oscillation pp. 893-897

Daniel Hicks and Beatriz Maldonado

Bayesian asset pricing testing under multivariate t-distribution pp. 898-901

Heng Zhang, Nianling Wang, Yong Li and Yiwei Zhan

Examining the long-term mortality effects of early health shocks pp. 902-908

Jason Fletcher

Low skill wages and mismeasured inflation pp. 909-913

Luís Guimarães

Analyst coverage and lawsuit risk pp. 914-918

Omer Unsal

Impact of state-dependent oil price on US stock returns using local projections pp. 919-926

Juan Equiza-Goñi and Fernando Pérez de Gracia

Evidence of a homeowner-renter gap for electric vehicles pp. 927-932

Lucas Davis

Are social entrepreneurs more risk-averse? pp. 933-937

Sukwoong Choi, Namil Kim and Wonjoon Kim

Working capital management and corporate governance: a new pathway for assessing firm performance pp. 938-942

Umar Nawaz Kayani, Tracy-Anne De Silva and Christopher Gan

Biased and neutral technological change: empirical evidence from a sample of OECD countries pp. 943-947

Christophe Feder

Bringing geography into the analysis of trade competition pp. 948-953

Nuno Crespo, Nadia Simoes and Sandrina Moreira

Talent introduction and housing price: a tale of Xi’an pp. 954-962

Huwei Wen and Zhao Zhao

Volume 26, issue 10, 2019

The effect of investment and withdrawal horizons on myopic loss aversion pp. 787-790

Michael Guillemette, David Blanchett and Michael Finke

CEO power and firm opacity pp. 791-794

KwangJoo (KJ) Koo and Jonghwan (Simon) Kim

Do lucky CEOs avoid innovation? pp. 795-798

KwangJoo Koo and Won Yong Kim

Cooperative choice of corporate social responsibility in a bilateral monopoly model pp. 799-806

Yasunori Ouchida

The day-of-the-week pattern of price clustering in Bitcoin pp. 807-811

Cedric L. Mbanga

A new consensus-based unemployment indicator pp. 812-817

Oscar Claveria

What drives entrepreneurs underground? The role of tax morale pp. 818-822

Aziz N. Berdiev and James Saunoris

An assessment of the dynamic effects of monetary policy in Macedonia pp. 823-829

Dimitar Eftimoski

A simple estimator for smooth local projections pp. 830-834

Makram El-Shagi

A generalized algorithm for duration and convexity of option embedded bonds pp. 835-842

Ghassem A. Homaifar and Frank A. Michello

Modelling insurgent-incumbent dynamics: Vector autoregressions, multivariate Markov chains, and the nature of technological competition pp. 843-849

Bruno Damásio and Sandro Mendonça

Financial connectedness revisited: the role of Fama-French risk factors pp. 850-856

Kisung Yang, Myeong Hyeon Kim and Young Min Kim

Did the global financial crisis alter the competitive conditions in the Indian banking industry? pp. 857-865

Sunil Kumar and Rachita Gulati

Web-based CSR communication in post-communist countries pp. 866-871

Libena Tetrevova, Michal Patak and Iryna Kyrylenko

An assessment of the impact of EU funds through productivity boosts using CES functions pp. 872-876

Manuel Alejandro Cardenete, M. Carmen Lima and Ferran Sancho

Volume 26, issue 9, 2019

Coffee exports and industrialization in Brazil pp. 712-716

Fernando Barros, Alex Ferreira, Renato Leite Marcondes and Ricardo Raoni Werlang Prioste

The education–suicide mortality gradient pp. 717-721

Adam Cook

Trade integration and regional income disparities in a growth model with the service sector and footloose capital pp. 722-725

Katsufumi Fukuda

Trade and the Euro: effects on bystanders pp. 726-730

Joakim Gullstrand and Karin Olofsdotter

Do foreign exchange forecasters apply asymmetric loss functions? Evidence from three major exchange rates pp. 731-735

Michael Frenkel, Jan-Christoph Rülke and Matthias Mauch

Is it still economic to build a new coal-fired power plant in the U.S.? A real option analysis pp. 736-740

Sang Baum Kang, Pascal Létourneau and Steven X. Sala

Does a free media protect labour rights? pp. 741-744

James Bang, Arindam Mandal and Aniruddha Mitra

The effects of high-speed rail on air passenger transport in China pp. 745-749

Yongtao Li, Bo Yang and Qi Cui

Financial constraints on export market exit of domestic firms versus foreign multinational corporation subsidiaries in South Korea pp. 750-754

Minjung Kim

Asymmetric impact of relative price shocks in presence of trend inflation pp. 755-758

Sartaj Rasool Rather

Do migrant and business networks promote international royalty receipts? Evidence from the U.S pp. 759-764

Akinori Tomohara

Antecedents of war: the geopolitics of low oil prices and decelerating financial liquidity pp. 765-769

Hany Abdel-Latif and Mahmoud El-Gamal

State-level FDI and within-occupation wage inequality in the United States pp. 770-776

Miao Wang, M. C. Sunny Wong and Hong Zhuang

Tax incentives and foreign direct investment in China pp. 777-780

Minchung Hsu, Junsang Lee, Roberto Leon-Gonzalez and and Yanqing Zhao

Gender and box office performance pp. 781-785

Julianne Treme, Lee Craig and Andrew Copland

Volume 26, issue 8, 2019

Crude oil price volatility dynamics and the great recession pp. 622-627

Nima Nonejad

The governance structures of Japanese credit associations and their objective functions pp. 628-632

Kazumine Kondo

The expectations hypothesis of the term structure of interest rates: The Brazilian case revisited pp. 633-637

João F. Caldeira and Emanuelle N. Smaniotto

Effect of political connections on corporate financial constraints: new evidence from privatization in China pp. 638-644

Ke Huang, Sheng Fang, Changsheng Xu and Xuesong Qian

Cyclicality of stock market volatility pp. 645-649

Yu You and Xiaochun Liu

China’s welfare gain from involved mega-regional trade agreements pp. 650-656

Zhifang Guo and Chunding Li

The impact of NCAA men’s basketball probations on the quantity and quality of student applications and enrollment pp. 657-660

Peter Groothuis, Austin F. Eggers and Parker T. Redding

Forecast of realized covariance matrix based on asymptotic distribution of the LU decomposition with an application for balancing minimum variance portfolio pp. 661-668

Hee-Soo Kim and Dong Wan Shin

An N-dimensional generalization of the Amiti–Weinstein estimator pp. 669-676

Arne Nagengast

A weighted Fama-MacBeth two-step panel regression procedure pp. 677-683

Ho-Jung Yoon and Kyuseok Lee

The response of household debt to income inequality shocks: a heterogeneous approach pp. 684-689

Hyunjoon Lim

Do CLMV countries catch up with the older ASEAN members in terms of income level? pp. 690-697

Fumitaka Furuoka

The effect of the 2007 ethanol mandate on downside risk in agriculture: evidence from Kansas farmers pp. 698-702

Levi Russell, Dallas W. Wood, Gregory A. Ibendahl and Michael Langemeier

Is households’ risk attitude robust to different experimental payoffs? pp. 703-706

Solomon Zena Walelign, Martin Reinhardt Nielsen, Xi Jiao and Jette Bredahl Jacobsen

How does anti-corruption affect firm labour inputs? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in China pp. 707-711

Ningyu Qian

Volume 26, issue 7, 2019

Does export variety determine economic growth in Pakistan? pp. 533-536

Ihtisham ul Haq and Shujin Zhu

A change in the time-varying correlation between oil prices and the stock market pp. 537-542

Paul M. Jones and Luke Collins

Decomposing the contribution of firm innovation to aggregate productivity growth: the case of Chinese manufacturing industry pp. 543-548

Xiaoyong Dai, Zao Sun and Hang Liu

Venture capital, innovation, and growth: evidence from Chinese metropolitan data pp. 549-553

Cheng Cheng, Yangbin Sun, Yaqin Su and Shenggang Yang

Bitcoin price and its marginal cost of production: support for a fundamental value pp. 554-560

Adam S. Hayes

Business investment in euro area countries: the role of institutions and debt overhang pp. 561-575

Agostino Consolo, Marco Langiulli and David Sondermann

Why did the terms of payment in international trade change so much? pp. 576-581

Sangyeon Hwang and Hyejoon Im

Effects of a price limit change on market stability at the intraday horizon in the Korean stock market pp. 582-586

Wonse Kim and Sungjae Jun

Multifractal detrended cross-correlations between WTI crude oil price fluctuations and investor fear gauges pp. 587-593

Yuxin Cai and Yongping Ren

The impact of market trading mechanism on A-H share price premium pp. 594-600

Yi-jun Ding and Yun Feng

Do colleges around low income areas accept more low income students? Evidence from California State Universities pp. 601-603

Li-Hsueh Chen

Land assembly with taxes, not takings pp. 604-607

Mark DeSantis, Matthew W. McCarter and Abel Winn

Opportunistic shirking behaviour during unpaid overtime pp. 608-612

Michael J. Lopez and Brian Mills

Education expansion and decline in cohort quality in Brazil: 1995–2013 pp. 613-617

Yang Wang

Cash management in the travel and leisure sector: evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 618-621

Wisal Ahmad and Cahit Adaoglu

Volume 26, issue 6, 2019

Floor-level premiums in private housing: the case of condominiums in Singapore pp. 436-439

Danny Nam Chien Khiew and Chew Ging Lee

Daily exchange rate pass-through into micro prices pp. 440-445

Renzo Alvarez, Amin Shoja, Syed Uddin and Hakan Yilmazkuday

Linkages between poverty and income inequality of urban–rural sector: a time series analysis of India’s urban-based aspirations from 1951 to 1994 pp. 446-453

Shahriar Kibriya, David Bessler and Edwin Price

Household heterogeneity and consumption dynamics in the presence of borrowing and liquidity constraints pp. 454-459

Bruno Albuquerque

Tax smoothing with immigration in an overlapping generations economy pp. 460-464

Armando R. Lopez-Velasco

Changing patterns of Asian currencies’ co-movement with the US dollar and the Chinese renminbi: Evidence from a wavelet multiresolution analysis pp. 465-472

Lei Xu and Takuji. Kinkyo

Social aspirations in European banks: peer-influenced risk behaviour pp. 473-479

Štefan Lyócsa, Tomáš Výrost and Eduard Baumohl

Pursuing efficiency: a data envelopment analysis of MFIs in Latin America pp. 480-484

Tracy Collins

More evidence on the asymmetric effects of exchange rate changes on the demand for money: evidence from Asian pp. 485-495

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee, Dan Xi and Sahar Bahmani

Time zones, GDP & exports pp. 496-500

Rishav Bista and Rebecca Tomasik

Sanctions and the shadow economy: empirical evidence from Iranian provinces pp. 501-505

Mohammad Reza Farzanegan and Bernd Hayo

Trade openness effects on informality and the real exchange rate channel pp. 506-510

Jorge Davalos

Monetary aggregates and core inflation: evidence from India pp. 511-515

Sunil Paul and S. Raja Sethu Durai

The role of transaction costs and risk aversion when selecting between one and two regimes for portfolio models pp. 516-521

Emmanouil Platanakis, Athanasios Sakkas and Charles Sutcliffe

The effect of output growth volatility on output growth: empirical evidence from Turkey pp. 522-531

Volkan Ülke, Serdar Varlik and M. Hakan Berument

Volume 26, issue 5, 2019

Work and welfare take-up of enlargement migrants in the United Kingdom pp. 341-344

Monica Roman

Unemployment and labour force participation in Spain pp. 345-350

Amaia Altuzarra, Catalina Gálvez Gálvez and Ana González Flores

Price discovery and volatility spillover in spot and futures markets: evidences from steel-related commodities in China pp. 351-357

Kyoungsu Kim and Seok Lim

Alternatives to polynomial trend-corrected differences-in-differences models pp. 358-361

Vincent Vandenberghe

Stock market crash of 2008: an empirical study of the deviation of share prices from company fundamentals pp. 362-369

Taisei Kaizoji and Michiko Miyano

Building growth and value hybrid valuation model with errors-in-variables regression pp. 370-386

Derick Kong, Cheng-Ping Lin, I-Cheng Yeh and Wei Chang

Are imports and remittances cointegrated for the Central and Eastern European countries? pp. 387-395

Nicoleta Iliescu

Estimating the extent of deceitful behaviour using crosswise elicitation models pp. 396-400

Christian Hopp and Alexander Speil

Labour unions and global bank loan market pp. 401-408

Yin-Siang Huang and Chih-Yung Lin

Learning hope and optimism: classmate experiences and adolescent development pp. 409-412

Jason Fletcher and Jinho Kim

Can social sentiment affect spouse-based immigration? pp. 413-417

Zhen Cui and Yalan Feng

Estimation of foreign MNEs spillovers in Spain pp. 418-423

Andrés Barge-Gil, Alberto López and Ramón Núñez-Sánchez

A longitudinal examination of social capital as a predictor of depression pp. 424-428

Neil Wilmot and Kim Nichols Dauner

Does a lower (higher) labour force participation rate imply greater (lower) income tax evasion? An exploratory empirical inquiry for the U.S pp. 429-432

Richard Cebula

Causality between government spending and income: the case of Saudi Arabia pp. 433-435

Yasuo Nishiyama

Volume 26, issue 4, 2019

Individual’s financial investment decision-making in reward-based crowdfunding: evidence from China pp. 261-266

Yasir Shahab, Zhiwei Ye, Yasir Riaz and Collins Ntim

Investigating household choice for health and life insurance pp. 267-273

Ashish Kumar

Subject pool effects in price competition games: students versus professionals pp. 274-280

Christian Beyer, Eva Tebbe, Korbinian von Blanckenburg and Elke Kottmann

How foreign investments contribute to economic growth of industrial parks in China: a production-frontier decomposition approach pp. 281-285

Barnabé Walheer

Examining the relationship between academic performance and workplace position: does the glass ceiling exist among graduates from the same university? pp. 286-289

Laura Beaudin

Keeping up by robbing the Joneses pp. 290-294

Rosaria Distefano, Livio Ferrante and Francesco Reito

Which countries show favour towards negative, zero or positive population growth? pp. 295-301

Tatsuyoshi Miyakoshi and Akira Shimada

Corporate labour share of income and the shadow economy: a cross-country analysis pp. 302-305

Igor Fedotenkov

Exploring the causal effect of religious piety on dividend policy: evidence from historical religious identification pp. 306-310

Pandej Chintrakarn, Pattanaporn Chatjuthamard, Pornsit Jiraporn and Young S. Kim

Trading timing and the returns to trend-following pp. 311-315

Adrian Zoicas-Ienciu

Finite-maturity stock loans under the constant elasticity of variance model pp. 316-320

Li Yan, Xiaoer Qin and Haoqi Li

Corruption and public spending on education and health pp. 321-325

Mushfiq Swaleheen, Mohamed Sami Ben Ali and Akram Temimi

Crowding-out effect and sorting in competitive labour markets with motivated workers pp. 326-330

Antoni Cunyat

Unusual patterns in China’s prefectural GDP growth rates pp. 331-334

Dongxing Ji

The role of innovation in venture capital: empirical evidence from European Union and EFTA countries pp. 335-340

Boren Sargon and Salih Katircioğlu

Volume 26, issue 3, 2019

Regional income convergence in Indochina 1970–2015? pp. 168-173

Le Thanh Tung and Jan Bentzen

Credit unions during the crisis: did they provide liquidity? pp. 174-179

Pankaj K. Maskara and Florence Neymotin

The brighter side of being socially responsible: CSR ratings and financial distress among Chinese state and non-state owned firms pp. 180-186

Yasir Shahab, Collins Ntim and Farid Ullah

Measuring knowledge intensity in manufacturing industries: a new approach pp. 187-190

Dany Bahar

Do two bribe less than one? – An experimental study on the four-eyes-principle pp. 191-195

Anja Bodenschatz and Bernd Irlenbusch

The money demand and the loss of interest for the euro in Romania pp. 196-201

Claudiu Albulescu and Dominique Pépin

Global uncertainty and capital flows: any difference between foreign direct investment and portfolio investment? pp. 202-209

Su Wah Hlaing and Makoto Kakinaka

The spillover effect of the US uncertainty on emerging economies: a panel VAR approach pp. 210-216

Nguyen Ba Trung

The impact of return migration on the mental health of children pp. 217-221

Xu Li, Zhisheng Zhu and Hong Zuo

Analysing diffusion pattern of mobile application services in Korea using the competitive Bass model and Herfindahl index pp. 222-230

Daekook Kang and Yongtae Park

Is constant returns-to-scale a restrictive assumption for sector-level empirical macroeconomics? The case of Europe pp. 231-236

Barnabé Walheer

Valuing recreational water clarity and quality: evidence from hedonic pricing models of lakeshore properties pp. 237-244

Diego Calderón-Arrieta, Steven B Caudill and Franklin Mixon

Political viability of public pensions and education. An empirical application pp. 245-249

Gianko Michailidis and Concepció Patxot

Why firms set different export prices? Evidence from Spain pp. 250-254

Juan de Lucio, Raul Mínguez, Asier Minondo and Francisco Requena Silvente

For how long do IMF forecasts of world economic growth stay up-to-date? pp. 255-260

Katja Heinisch and Axel Lindner

Volume 26, issue 2, 2019

The effect of college education on intolerance: evidence from Google search data pp. 83-86

Jeff Chan

Catch 22 faculty tenure for public universities: new evidence employing Färe–Primont productivity indexes pp. 87-90

G. Thomas Sav

File sharing as conditional cooperation: evidence from a framed field experiment pp. 91-96

Wojciech Hardy, Michal Krawczyk and Joanna Tyrowicz

The impact of skilled immigrants on their local teammates’ performance pp. 97-103

Benjamin Balsmeier, Bernd Frick and Michael Hickfang

Firm investment and financial conditions in the euro area: evidence from firm-level data pp. 104-110

Hiona Balfoussia and Heather Gibson

Racial/Ethnic disparities in high return investment ownership: a Heckman selection model pp. 111-115

Guangyi N. Wang and Sherman D. Hanna

Random effects probit and logit: understanding predictions and marginal effects pp. 116-123

James Bland and Amanda Cook

Machine learning versus econometrics: prediction of box office pp. 124-130

Yan Liu and Tian Xie

Are new states more corrupt? Expert opinions versus firms’ experiences pp. 131-134

Tamanna Adhikari, Michael Breen and Robert Gillanders

Value added, wages and labour market flows at the establishment level pp. 135-142

Christian Merkl and Heiko Stüber

Third decimal place odd prices trigger competition: evidence from the Italian retail gasoline market pp. 143-146

Marco Alderighi and Marcella Nicolini

The powerless yet relevant third: a three-player ultimatum/dictator game with earned funds and roles pp. 147-151

Jason Childs and Alexander Siebert

Why the earnings of the middle class declined: evidence from Japan pp. 152-156

Izumi Yokoyama and Naomi Kodama

Asymmetric effect of advertising on the Chinese stock market pp. 157-162

Ching-Chi Hsu and Miao-Ling Chen

Is R&D always growth-enhancing? Empirical evidence from the EU countries pp. 163-167

Andrzej Kacprzyk and Iwona Świeczewska

Volume 26, issue 1, 2019

Overpayment to directors and future operating performance pp. 1-4

Jin-Ying Wang

The Brexit effect: the case of UK ADR performance one year later pp. 5-9

Mark Schaub

Effects of financial constraints on export performance of firms during the global financial crisis: microeconomic evidence from Korea pp. 10-15

Minjung Kim

Convergence clubs in Latin America pp. 16-20

Candelaria Barrios, Esther Flores and M. Ángeles Martínez

Large scale infrastructure investment and economic performance – a case study of Oresund pp. 21-26

Sandra Achten, Lars Beyer, Antje-Mareike Dietrich, Dennis Ebeling, Christian Lessmann and Arne Steinkraus

What can Islamic financing tell us about macro-prudential policies? pp. 27-31

Katherine A. Smith

Extracting shadow exchange rates and foreign exchange premia during currency crises: an example from Egypt pp. 32-36

Aliaa Bassiouny and Eskandar Tooma

Spurious principal components pp. 37-39

Philip Hans Franses and Eva Janssens

Technological character, function type, and the longevity of standardized knowledge pp. 40-53

Suguru Tamura

Price competition and the Bertrand model: the paradox of the German mobile discount market pp. 54-57

Daniel Kaimann and Britta Hoyer

Multiple switching behaviour in different display formats of multiple price lists pp. 58-63

Golo-Friedrich Bauermeister and Oliver Musshoff

Expanded BSADF test in the presence of breaks in time trend – a further analysis on the recent bubble phenomenon in China’s stock market pp. 64-68

Jiyu Yu and Zixiang Ma

Asymmetric stabilizing impact of international reserves pp. 69-73

Dongwon Lee and Kyungkeun Kim

Dynamic connectedness network in economic policy uncertainties pp. 74-78

Sang Hoon Kang and Seong-Min Yoon

Ramsey discounting calls for subtracting climate damages from economic growth rates pp. 79-82

J. Paul Kelleher and Gernot Wagner