Applied Economics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 57, issue 10, 2025

Directors and officers liability insurance and the wealth effect of M&A announcements pp. 1025-1041

Thi Bao Ngoc Nguyen, Li-Feng Lin, Li-Cheng Chin and Min-Der Hsieh

A new five-factor green pricing model in China pp. 1042-1055

Zhao Zhao and Meiting Zhang

A census of the green economy: measuring marijuana employment, businesses, and payroll in four states pp. 1056-1069

Zhaochen He, Travis K. Taylor, Martin Andersen and Beau Whitney

Exchange rates and trade balance dynamics: a quantile regression analysis pp. 1070-1104

Teo Geldner

Assessing heterogeneous time-varying impacts in the debt-growth nexus pp. 1105-1123

Marta Gómez-Puig and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero

Do government subsidies promote enterprise green innovation? Evidence from listed companies in China pp. 1124-1144

Shengling Zhang, Zihao Wu, Wei Dou and Yao Wang

What’s in a name? Eponymous firms and innovation activity pp. 1145-1161

Liangyin Chen and Jun Huang

Volume 57, issue 9, 2025

Constructing a robust data envelopment analysis model to evaluate the profitability efficiency of banks with financial loss pp. 917-933

Li-Ting Yeh

Technical efficiency, scale effect, and trade liberalization: evidence from the Nepalese manufacturing sector pp. 934-950

Amrit Pathak, Shawn Leu, Mari L. Robertson and Mahinda Siriwardana

Spillover effects of Ruble’s turmoil on foreign exchange markets after the invasion of Ukraine pp. 951-955

Shin-ichi Fukuda

Capital market integration and firm innovation: theory and evidence from China pp. 956-974

Wen Long, Zhoufu Yan and Leibrecht Markus

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on household savings plan and the underlying driving forces: evidence from China pp. 975-995

Changyan Peng, Jingna Xiao, Weisong Qiu and Rui Chen

Public-private partnership effect on the company technology innovation-empirical and theory: evidence from China pp. 996-1009

Dong Tan, Yufei Chen, Wei Tian and Kailun Li

Research on the impact of financialization of high-tech manufacturing listed companies on real investment pp. 1010-1023

Yang Li, Yuanzhu Wang, Rui Ma and Ruixuan Wang

Volume 57, issue 8, 2025

Product market competition, financial flexibility, and investment-q sensitivity: evidence from the US and China pp. 823-838

Chun-Ai Ma, Heng-Yu Lv, Heng-Yu Chang and Yanbo Jin

The chasing dragon: to what extent and how does China catch up with USA under global value chains? pp. 839-852

Meng Niu, Zhenguo Wang, Yabin Zhang and Yuhang Mao

A difference-in-differences analysis of the impact of government financial subsidies on mobile app usage: a natural experiment during COVID-19 pp. 853-867

Hwang Kim

How mothers’ work affects children’s nutritional intake and health outcomes? pp. 868-881

Jing Liu, Xiaohui Zhang and Xuefeng Mao

Adstock revisited pp. 882-886

Philip Hans Franses

Strategies for improving food security under the impact of external grain price fluctuations: evidence from China pp. 887-903

Gang Lu, Yutian Miao, Xiaojuan Dong, Zhiliang Dong, Haigang An and Xingyu Li

What is the nature of responses of energy security to shocks in the E7 countries? Fresh evidence by applying unit root tests pp. 904-916

Li-Chuan Liao, Tsangyao Chang and Omid Ranjbar

Volume 57, issue 7, 2025

Asymmetric dynamics between cryptocurrency uncertainty and the oil and gold markets: evidence from Granger causality in quantiles pp. 709-722

Jian Zhang, Jinsong Zhao and Chi-Chuan Lee

Does land transfer help alleviate relative poverty in China? An analysis based on income and capability perspective pp. 723-735

Shuai Liu, He Xu and Lingli Deng

Labour market mismatches in G7 countries: a fractional integration approach pp. 736-752

Luis Alberiko A. Gil-Alana, María Jesús González-Blanch and Carlos Poza

Are input-output coefficients really fixed? pp. 753-776

Marc Jim M. Mariano, George Verikios and Kenneth Clements

Environmental impact of 2011 Germany’s nuclear shutdown: a synthetic control study pp. 777-789

Bryanna Renuart and Jing Li

On the propagation mechanism of international real interest rate spillovers: evidence from more than 200 years of data pp. 790-804

Juncal Cunado, David Gabauer, Rangan Gupta and Chien-Chiang Lee

Indirect impact of public expenditures and inflation on energy poverty: empirical evidence from 32 developing countries pp. 805-822

Olcay besnİLİ memİŞ and Rahman Aydin

Volume 57, issue 6, 2025

Revisit energy consumption, economic growth and carbon dioxide emissions links in transition countries using a new developed Quantile_on_Quantile approach pp. 583-599

Tsung-Hsien Chen, Hao Wen Chang, Alexey Mikhaylov and Tsangyao Chang

ESG Information Disclosure, Stock Price Informativeness and Corporate Digital Transformation pp. 600-616

Zaifeng Wang and Tiancai Xing

Detecting turning points of stock markets in China and the United States pp. 617-636

Zhengxun Tan, Jihai Yang, Yihong Ma and Juan Liu

Norm spillover? How environmental regulation in downstream industries affects upstream corporate environmental disclosure pp. 637-657

Yongqiang Gao, Yumeng Nie and Miaohan Zhang

Multi-scale dependence and risk contagion among international financial markets based on VMD-Vine copula-CoVaR pp. 658-677

Jia Wang, Xinzhu Yan, Yuan Cao and Xu Wang

Assessing the Impact of Goods and Services Inflation on Consumer and Professional Forecaster Expectations: A Bayesian Shrinkage Approach pp. 678-689

Joseph Palardy and Tomi Ovaska

Updating the analysis of rice import liberalization in Japan: a dynamic-stochastic CGE modelling approach pp. 690-708

Nico Vellinga and Tetsuji Tanaka

Volume 57, issue 5, 2025

The effect of government subsidies on firms’ innovation performance: does subsidy continuity matter? pp. 471-487

Lihua Liu and Xuelu Xu

More different than alike: cross-sector volatility spillovers in Chinese stock sectors during COVID-19 pandemic pp. 488-506

Yufeng Chen, Reyila Yimaier and Lin Xiang

Social insurance contribution and firms’ digital transformation: Evidence from China pp. 507-524

Zhen Yang, Chi-Wei Su, Wenlong Liu, Shulin Xu and Jiapeng An

Convergence of Chinese urban carbon marginal abatement cost pp. 525-542

Cenjie Liu, Rui Xie and Chunbo Ma

The impact of the 2017 Collective Bargaining Agreement on wage discrimination in the NBA pp. 543-546

Eduardo G. Minuci and Candon Johnson

Greening tax system, corporate internal control and financial performance pp. 547-565

Xiao Li, Gang Liu, Feiyang Zhao, Yun Yang and Zhiquan Zhao

Forecasting equity returns with oil prices: addressing model choice uncertainty pp. 566-582

Vaibhav Lalwani and Udayan Sharma

Volume 57, issue 4, 2025

Do employers’ offers of paid maternity leave increase women’s job satisfaction? pp. 369-383

Murshed Jahan

“Promoting” or “inhibiting”: the nonlinear impact of rural digitization on the rural enterprises’ resilience pp. 384-401

Xinyuan Lu and Ruiping Wu

Salary inequality in young professors: evidence from public U.S. economic department pp. 402-424

Yong Bian, Wei Kong and Qin Zhang

Can The Spatial Structure of a Metropolitan Area Bring Regional Economic Benefits? — A Case Study of Melbourne pp. 425-440

Wenjie Zhao, Fanlin Ding and Meng Qiu

Can emission right mortgage loan promote corporate innovation? pp. 441-447

Zhi Yu, Yali Cao and Baoyin Qiu

Why individuals invested in China’s P2P lending market: an explanation based on categorization theory pp. 448-452

Ye Liu, Yufeng Wang, Haohua Li and Zhi Zhou

Changing times: incentive regulation, corporate reorganizations, and productivity growth in the Great Britain’s gas networks pp. 453-470

Victor Ajayi and Michael Pollitt

Volume 57, issue 3, 2025

Asset allocation via life-cycle adjusted PPI strategy: evidence from the U.S. and China stock market pp. 251-266

Shengqi Yang and Lin He

Income, democracy and output growth volatility revisited pp. 267-283

Giovanni Battista Pittaluga, Alessio Reghezza, Elena Seghezza and John Thornton

Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum: a global assessment pp. 284-300

Filippo Tassinari, Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp and And Paolo Veneri

Does technological progress, capital, labour, and categorical economic policy uncertainty influence unemployment? Evidence from the USA pp. 301-316

Victor Moutinho and André Silva

Firm automation and global value-chain participation: cross-country analysis pp. 317-337

Ketan Reddy, Subash Sasidharan and Radeef Chundakkadan

Financial development and mortality rates pp. 338-352

Benjamin M. Blau, Todd G. Griffith and Ryan J. Whitby

Corporate political connection building and stock price volatility: evidence from Chinese-listed companies pp. 353-367

Yuhang Guo, Lianghua Huang, Fanlin Wang and Xinxin Guo

Volume 57, issue 2, 2025

How does digital transformation affect corporate resilience: a moderation perspective study pp. 121-134

Yewen Wang, Jiaxuan Tang and Cheng Li

Analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on financial technology (FinTech), interest rate liberalization (IRL) and commercial banks’ risk-taking: Chinese empirical evidence pp. 135-151

Yingrong Zheng, Hao Dong and Na Li

What influences the dynamic spillovers of China’s financial market uncertainties? pp. 152-168

Xinya Wang

The dynamic connectedness between macroeconomic uncertainty and commodity volatility: evidence from China pp. 169-190

Xiaopeng Zou and Jiawei Hu

Pro-environment consumer behaviour and electric vehicle adoptions: a comparative regional meta-analysis pp. 191-215

Arshia Khalid and Amar Anwar

How can pilot free trade zones affect regional technology innovation? –evidence from China at the city level pp. 216-231

Jijun Yang, Yanli Li, Feng Dai and Jinlan Ni

Return comovement and price volatility: a study of the US dairy commodity futures markets pp. 232-250

Zaifeng Fan, Jeff Jump and Linda Yu

Volume 57, issue 1, 2025

Economic complexity, CO2 emissions, and the mediating roles of energy structure and energy efficiency: a spatial panel analysis pp. 1-15

Yinghua Ren, Yingxin Mo and Wanhai You

Testing hysteresis for the US and UK involuntary part-time employment pp. 16-36

Emilio Congregado, Javier Garcia-Clemente, Nicola Rubino and Inmaculada Vilchez

Do interfund network centralities affect fund systematic risk? Evidence from China open-ended funds pp. 37-51

Yue Ma and Jichang Zhao

Public social spending, government effectiveness, and economic growth: an empirical investigation pp. 52-66

Arusha Cooray and Young-Sook Nam

What drives currency connectedness? Evidence from the BRICS currencies pp. 67-85

Shi He, Zhengtao Cheng, Wenhao Wang and Zihao Luo

Can employee stock ownership plans deter tunnelling? Evidence from related party transactions in China pp. 86-105

Jiao Li

More is worse: the impact of private supplementary tutoring on middle school students’ academic achievement pp. 106-119

Zongli Zhang, Ning An and Jiwei Chen