International Review of Applied Economics

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Malcolm Sawyer

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Volume 38, issue 5, 2024

Social and environmental sustainability pp. 455-456

Jonathan Michie

Profit share and capital accumulation in Mexican manufacturing pp. 457-481

Carlos A. Ibarra

Financial deepening and economic growth nexus in emerging economies in Africa: does supply-leading or demand-following hold? pp. 482-497

Charles O. Manasseh, Chi Aloysius Ngong, Chin Sp Logan, Ogochukwu C. Okanya and Chinwe A. Olelewe

Public climate change agreement and GHG emissions in the US pp. 498-504

Jafar El Armali and Meghdad Rahimian

The impact of climate change on the Palestinian sectoral reallocation of labor pp. 505-539

Sameh Hallaq and Yousuf Daas

Sovereign currency and long-term interest rates in advanced economies from 1879 to 2016 pp. 540-563

Hongkil Kim and Eric Tymoigne

Policy lessons from Okun’s law for African countries pp. 564-593

Aomar Ibourk and Karim Elaynaoui

A critical analysis of capital controls: implications for crisis prevention and economic performance pp. 594-610

Chokri Zehri, Latifa Saleh Iben Ammar and Wissem Ajili Ben Youssef

Volume 38, issue 4, 2024

Special issue on lifelong learning pp. 383-385

Jonathan Michie

‘A permanent national necessity’ - a manifesto for lifelong learning pp. 386-394

John Holford and Jonathan Michie

The benefits of university adult learning pp. 395-409

Michael Osborne

Experiences of microcredentials in Canada: perspectives, possibilities, and a case for national data collection pp. 410-421

Christie Schultz

“A permanent national necessity…”: the long revolution will resume pp. 422-429

Jonathan Michie

The role and importance of residential adult education pp. 430-437

Jonathan Michie

The complex relationship between automation and work intensity: evidence from selected EU countries pp. 438-454

Aleksandr Christenko

Volume 38, issue 3, 2024

Assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 277-279

Jonathan Michie

Higher inequality in Latin America: a collateral effect of the pandemic pp. 280-304

Ivonne Acevedo, Francesca Castellani, María José Cota, Giulia Lotti and Miguel Székely

Adaptive learning in containment measures: evaluation of policy interventions during the 2020 waves of Covid-19 in Italy pp. 305-317

Mario Nosvelli

COVID-19 policy responses and subjective well-being pp. 318-336

Opoku Adabor

Rescue and recovery: The COVID and post-COVID responses of apprenticeship systems pp. 337-356

Erica Smith

Temporary wage subsidies and post-COVID re-employment in Morocco: a regression discontinuity approach pp. 357-375

Abdellatif Chatri and Najia Tahir

Learning the lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 376-382

Jonathan Michie

Volume 38, issue 1-2, 2024

Double special issue on Edith Penrose pp. 1-1

Jonathan Michie

Edith penrose’s influence on economic analysis, strategic management and political economy pp. 2-11

Jonathan Michie and Christine Oughton

Edith Penrose and the Penrose Lectures pp. 12-16

Kofi Adjepong-Boateng and Christine Oughton

Patents, innovation, and development pp. 17-42

Bronwyn Hall

Collective value creation: a new approach to stakeholder value pp. 43-57

Mariana Mazzucato

Is the most unproductive firm the foundation of the most efficient economy? Penrosian learning confronts the neoclassical fallacy pp. 58-89

William Lazonick

The story of flight pp. 90-103

John Kay

Captive markets and climate change: revisiting Edith Penrose’s analysis of the international oil firms in the era of climate change pp. 104-128

Damian Tobin

Complementarities between product and process innovation and their effects on employment: a firm-level analysis of manufacturing firms in Colombia pp. 129-154

Juana Bustamante

Penrose’s theory of the firm in an era of globalisation pp. 155-174

Chia Huay Lau and Jonathan Michie

Necessary and sufficient conditions for the absorptive capacity of firms that interact with universities pp. 175-193

Júlio Eduardo Rohenkohl, Andreia Cunha da Rosa, Janaina Ruffoni and Orlando Martinelli

Profit rate dynamics in US manufacturing pp. 194-223

Michael Joffe

What is Edith Penrose’s legacy for the theory of the firm? pp. 224-242

Irene Roele and Sonja Ruehl

Regulating stock buybacks: the $6.3 trillion question pp. 243-267

Lenore Palladino and William Lazonick

The life and times of Edith Penrose pp. 268-276

Jonathan Michie

Volume 37, issue 6, 2023

How to pursue sustainable development goals in face of global forces? pp. 719-721

Jonathan Michie

Elites and economic policy in South Africa’s transition and beyond pp. 722-744

Firoz Khan and Seeraj Mohamed

Dynamicity and nonlinearity in the association between different facets of financial development and macroeconomic volatility: evidence from the World Economy pp. 745-766

Parimal Ghosh and Maniklal Adhikary

Determinants of profitability in the economy of the Republic of Cyprus based on a classical Marxist approach pp. 767-780

Petros Kosmas and Elias Ioakimoglou

The relative impact of traditional and digital financial inclusion on economic growth: a threshold regression-based comparative analysis pp. 781-803

Subroto Rapih and Budi Wahyono

Developing linkages between technology-intensive exports and GVC participation: a perspective from India and G20 countries pp. 804-827

Kashika Arora

Whatever happened to the idea of World Government? pp. 828-834

Jonathan Michie

Correction pp. 835-835

The Editors

Volume 37, issue 5, 2023

Productivity, equity and sustainability pp. 573-574

Jonathan Michie

Productivity, equity, and sustainability: A trilemma for contemporary human development? pp. 575-606

Mattia Tassinari

Dynamic linkages between real exchange rates and real unit labour costs: evidence from 18 economies pp. 607-620

Thanos Poulakis and Persefoni Tsaliki

How does digital technology facilitate the green innovation of enterprises? Evidence from China pp. 621-641

Peng Yang and Weizeng Sun

Revisiting the debate on the Eurozone crisis: causes, clustering periphery and core, and the role of interest rate convergence pp. 642-666

Gonçalo Amado

Corporate excess savings: what does it have to do with M&A activities, cash holdings and debt repayments in Korea? pp. 667-685

Myoungrok Kim and Young jo Song

The link between households’ durable asset accumulation and healthcare utilisation and spending pp. 686-710

Isaac Koomson, Abdallah Abdul-Mumuni, David Kofi Ampah and Anthony Fiifi Afful

The failures of current capitalism: what next? pp. 711-718

Jonathan Michie

Volume 37, issue 4, 2023

Editor’s introduction pp. 433-434

Jonathan Michie

Threshold-based asymmetric reactions of trade balances to currency devaluation: fresh insights from smooth transition regression (STR) model pp. 435-456

Joseph Chukwudi Odionye, Augustine C Odo, Marius Ikpe and Richard O. Ojike

Access to drinking water and sanitation in developing countries: Does financial development matter? pp. 457-481

Sosson Tadadjeu, Brice Kamguia and Ronald Djeunankan

An investigation of exchange rate, exchange rate volatility and FDI nexus in a gravity model approach pp. 482-502

Moraghen Warren, B. Seetanah and N. Sookia

Macroeconomic uncertainty and monetary policy transmission in Brazil: a TVAR approach pp. 503-517

Luckas Sabioni Lopes and Wilson Luiz Rotatori Corrêa

Is the well-being of gig workers in Malaysia better? The reality of pain and gain pp. 518-531

Khairunnisa Abd Samad, Nur Hayati Abd Rahman, Shafinar Ismail and Najihah Hanisah Marmaya

Greenhouse gas emissions from Brazilian agriculture and convergence clubs pp. 532-552

Domingos Isaias Maia Amorim, Maria Josiell Nascimento da Silva, Francisco José Silva Tabosa, Alexandre Almeida and Pablo Urano de Carvalho Castelar

Labour market rigidity and total factor productivity: a re-examination of the evidence from India pp. 553-570

Gopal Roy and Amaresh Dubey

Call for papers: for a special issue of the International Review of Applied Economics on ‘risk, uncertainty, and democracy’ pp. 571-572

Jonathan Michie and Suzanne Schneider

Volume 37, issue 3, 2023

How to deliver economic success – and what does that mean? pp. 287-289

Jonathan Michie

Does infrastructure development matter for the shadow economy in African countries? pp. 290-310

Paul Ningaye and Isaac Ketu

Public debt and economic growth nexus in sub-saharan Africa: does institutional quality matter? pp. 311-323

Clement Oppong, Abukari Salifu Atchulo and Shenell Fatia Oman

The impact of social media adoption on innovative SMEs’ performance pp. 324-356

Filippo Domma and Lucia Errico

Gender and corruption: examining the nexus in MENA countries using PMG-ARDL approach pp. 357-371

Lamia Jaidane Mazigh, Islem Khefacha and Belgacem Smiri

Coming together for transition? Entrepreneurial ecosystems for a circular economy pp. 372-388

Ebel Berghuis, Derk Loorbach, Anne van Vulpen, Martijn Verkuijl, Claudia van Orden and Rachel Greer

Core product competence and productivity gains: the role of foreign ownership pp. 389-425

Jen-Chung Mei

The need for environmental and social sustainability – but how to make the case, and how to achieve it? pp. 426-431

Jonathan Michie

Volume 37, issue 2, 2023

Inequality growth within countries, despite catch-up between countries pp. 187-189

Jonathan Michie

Greenhouse gas emissions in Vietnam: an analysis based on a social accounting matrix with firm heterogeneity pp. 190-216

Phuong Thao Dang and K. Ali Akkemik

The impact of demand on innovation and research intensity pp. 217-235

João Prates Romero, Ana Bottega and Arthur B. Cordeiro

Public R&D support to enterprises in four R&D sectors: the mix of types of aid and policy agencies pp. 236-252

Pål Børing and Michael Spjelkavik Mark

Structural change and industrial linkages: a perspective on China’s growth pattern, 1995-2009 pp. 253-274

Roberto Alexandre Zanchetta Borghi

Trends and reforms of financial inclusion in India pp. 275-285

Anusha Goel

Volume 37, issue 1, 2023

Zombie firms, financial inclusion and women’s bargaining power, and other issues pp. 1-2

Jonathan Michie

Not all zombies are created equal. A Marxist-Minskyan taxonomy of firms: United States, 1950-2019 pp. 3-22

Nicolás Águila and Juan Graña

The state's response to the crisis of neoliberalism: a comparison of the net social wage in China and the United States, 1992-2017 pp. 23-49

Katherine A. Moos and Hao Qi

Sectoral wage share and its decomposition in China pp. 50-75

Tanadej Vechsuruck

Financial inclusion and women’s bargaining power: evidence from India pp. 76-92

Julia Jose and Javed Younas

Multiplier effects of social protection: a SVAR approach for Brazil pp. 93-112

Marina da Silva Sanches and Laura Barbosa de Carvalho

Export sophistication and economic performance, new evidence using TiVA database pp. 113-137

Walid Abdmoulah

The distributional impacts of capital controls pp. 138-167

Chokri Zehri and Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi

Dirty dance: tourism and environment pp. 168-185

Serhan Cevik