International Review of Applied Economics

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Malcolm Sawyer

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Volume 33, issue 6, 2019

Theory, economic policy, and evidence pp. 735-736

Jonathan Michie

Monetary policy rules with PID control features: evidence from the UK, USA and EU pp. 737-755

David Shepherd, Rebeca I. Muñoz Torres and George Saridakis

Overhead labour and feedback effects between capacity utilization and income distribution: estimations for the USA economy pp. 756-773

Lilian Rolim

Dynamic productivity growth and its determinants in the Indonesian food and beverages industry pp. 774-788

Maman Setiawan

The causal relationship between financial development and economic growth in Africa pp. 789-812

Eric Opoku, Muazu Ibrahim and Yakubu Awudu Sare

New evidence on the firm-university linkages in Europe. The role of meritocratic management practices pp. 813-828

Francesco Aiello, Paola Cardamone and Valeria Pupo

Global financial cycle and Brazil’s financial integration pp. 829-851

André Moreira Cunha, Andrés Ernesto Ferrari Haines and Pedro Perfeito Da Silva

Pitfalls in the modeling of labor market flows: a reappraisal pp. 852-877

Maurizio Baussola, Camilla Ferretti and Chiara Mussida

Tackling economic crises pp. 878-881

Jonathan Michie

Special issue of the International Review of Applied Economics on Edith Penrose’s legacy to economics, management and political economy pp. 882-883

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 5, 2019

Edith Penrose’s contribution to real world economics pp. 599-600

Jonathan Michie

Forecasting inflation using the Phillips curve in inflation targeting countries pp. 601-623

Diana Gabrielyan

Modelling systemic risk in the South African banking sector using CoVaR pp. 624-641

Mathias Manguzvane and John Weirstrass Muteba Mwamba

The Euro Area: Does one currency fit all? pp. 642-658

Christos Nikas, Nikolaos Stoupos and Apostolos Kiohos

Impact of individual and institutional factors on wage rate for nurses in Canada: is there a monopsony market? pp. 659-681

Ruolz Ariste and Ali Béjaoui

Empirical evaluation of ‘structure-conduct-performance’ and ‘efficient-structure’ paradigms in banking sector of Pakistan pp. 682-696

Mahmood ul Hasan Khan and Muhammad Hanif

Natives, immigrants and social cohesion: intra-city analysis combining the hedonic approach and a framed field experiment pp. 697-711

Riccardo Borgoni, Giacomo Degli Antoni, Marco Faillo and Alessandra Michelangeli

What’s the natural rate of unemployment? Answers from forecasters pp. 712-732

Kevin Capehart

Special Issue of the International Review of Applied Economics on Edith Penrose’s Legacy to Economics, Management and Political Economy pp. 733-733

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 4, 2019

‘Social capital’ is neither social nor capital pp. 475-476

Jonathan Michie

The long-run effects of the real exchange rate on employment and wages in Canadian manufacturing pp. 477-504

Dmitry Lysenko

Inflation expectations of Brazilian consumers: an analysis based on the FGV survey pp. 505-522

Aloisio Campelo, Marco Malgarini, Viviane Seda Bittencourt and Vitor Vidal Velho

European regional productivity: does country affiliation matter? pp. 523-541

Don Webber, Min Hua Jen and Eoin O’Leary

Post-truth: an alumni economist’s perspective pp. 542-567

Ben Fine

Overall effects of financial liberalization: financial crisis versus economic growth pp. 568-595

Mekki Hamdaoui and Samir Maktouf

Special issue of the International Review of Applied Economics on Edith Penrose’s legacy to economics, management and political economy pp. 596-597

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 3, 2019

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Prospects for a popular political economy – and a Call for Papers pp. 307-309

Jonathan Michie

Prospects for a popular political economy in Europe pp. 310-313

EuroMemo Group

Renewable energy investment and employment in China pp. 314-334

Ying Chen

Central bank independence and stock market returns in developed countries pp. 335-352

Maria Teresa Garcia and Pedro Miguel Mendes Rosa Costa

One thing leads to another: economic polarizations and social disparities in a pre-crisis Mediterranean city pp. 353-383

Luca Salvati and Pere Serra

Changing preferences for environmental protection: evidence from volunteer behaviour pp. 384-401

Laura Lamb

Output co-movement between Latin America and the United States: the export structure matters pp. 402-425

Gonzalo Hernandez Jimenez

Profitability and capital accumulation in Mexico: a first look at tradables and non-tradables based on KLEMS pp. 426-452

Carlos A. Ibarra and Jaime Ros

Has the sovereign debt crisis changed the cyclicality of Portuguese remittances? pp. 453-472

Leonida Correia and Patrícia Martins

Correction pp. 473-473

The Editors

International Review of Applied Economics Festschrift for Malcolm Sawyer Capitalism: an unsustainable future? Call for Papers, March 2019 pp. 474-474

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 2, 2019

Finance and power – and Keynes’s relevance today pp. 171-171

Jonathan Michie

Budgets, expenditure composition and political manipulation pp. 172-187

Vitor Castro and Rodrigo Martins

Kicking a crude habit: diversifying away from oil and gas in the twenty-first century pp. 188-208

Cullen S. Hendrix

Financial illness and political virus: the case of contagious crises in the Eurozone pp. 209-227

Aristeidis Samitas and Elias Kampouris

Comovement among returns of the private Chilean pension system pp. 228-240

Ronny Vallejos, Angelo Gárate and Marcos Gomez

Keynes’s view of deficits and functional finance: a Modern Monetary Theory perspective pp. 241-253

Phil Armstrong

Gender wage gaps and economic crisis in Greece pp. 254-276

George Agiomirgianakis, Georgios Bertsatos and Nicholas Tsounis

Finance, power, and the British balance of payments pp. 277-304

Mona Ali

Special issue on alternative forms of corporations and business enterprise in the Global South in the context of globalisation and inequality pp. 305-306

The Editors

Volume 33, issue 1, 2019

South African business in the transition to democracy pp. 1-10

Jonathan Michie and Vishnu Padayachee

From a developmental to a regulatory state? Sasol and the conundrum of continued state support pp. 11-29

Pamela Mondliwa and Simon Roberts

The spread and internationalisation of South African retail chains and the implications of market power pp. 30-50

Reena Das Nair

Surviving in the BRICS: the struggle of South African business in coping with new partners and investors pp. 51-70

N. Wenzel, B. Freund and O. Graefe

South African manufacturing firms in transition pp. 71-92

David Francis, Gareth Roberts and Imraan Valodia

The global ambitions of the biometric anti-bank: Net1, lockin and the technologies of African financialisation pp. 93-118

Keith Breckenridge

Laying the table: the role of business in establishing competition law and policy in South Africa pp. 119-133

Jonathan Klaaren

Collective counterveilence as a deterrent to entry: A reconsideration of the factors limiting competition in post-Apartheid South Africa pp. 134-149

Nobantu L. Mbeki

“Volkskapitalisme” in the transition to democracy and beyond pp. 150-162

Vishnu Padayachee and Jannie Rossouw

Steinhoff collapse: a failure of corporate governance pp. 163-170

Jannie Rossouw and James Styan