International Review of Applied Economics

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Malcolm Sawyer

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Volume 32, issue 6, 2018

‘Sand in the wheels’ to stabilise markets would generate significant revenues pp. 711-712

Jonathan Michie

Capital control reconsidered: financialisation and economic policy pp. 713-731

Kalim Siddiqui and Phil Armstrong

Foreign direct investment and its impact on real wages: evidence from Turkish micro-level data pp. 732-749

Syeda Tamkeen Fatima and Abdul Khan

The value of state education to consumers in the UK pp. 750-771

Sofia N. Andreou, Panos Pashardes and Nicoletta Pashourtidou

The revenue potential of a financial transaction tax for US financial markets pp. 772-806

Robert Pollin, James Heintz and Thomas Herndon

Financial reforms and credit growth in Nigeria: empirical insights from ARDL and ECM techniques pp. 807-820

Ngozi Adeleye, Evans Osabuohien, Ebenezer Bowale, Oluwatoyin Matthew and Emmanuel Oduntan

The political economy of Ecuador’s external debt default pp. 821-843

Lorenzo Vidal

Volume 32, issue 5, 2018

Keynesian theory and policy pp. 567-568

Jonathan Michie

How Germany’s anti-Keynesianism has brought Europe to its knees pp. 569-588

Jörg Bibow

Market power and efficiency as the source of performance in banking: a case study of the Slovak banking sector pp. 589-619

Martin Boďa

Capital flows and economic growth revisited: evidence from five Sub-Saharan African countries pp. 620-640

Samuel Adams and Edem Kwame Mensah Klobodu

The nexus between infrastructure (quantity and quality) and economic growth in Sub Saharan Africa pp. 641-672

Chengete Chakamera and Imhotep Alagidede

Exploring the relationship between university and innovation: evidence from the Italian food industry pp. 673-696

Paola Cardamone, Valeria Pupo and Fernanda Ricotta

Dollarization: asymmetry and breaks pp. 697-710

Ibrahim Raheem

Volume 32, issue 4, 2018

Alternative economic policies for Europe – but with global significance pp. 423-424

Jonathan Michie

European Economists for an Alternative Economic Policy in Europe pp. 425-427

The Editors

An empirical test of the Post-Keynesian growth model applied to functional income distribution and the growth regime in Brazil pp. 428-449

Cleiton Silva de Jesus, Ricardo Araujo and Carlos Iwai Drumond

Productivity growth of the cities of Jiangsu province, China: a Kaldorian approach pp. 450-471

John McCombie, Marta Spreafico and Sixiang Xu

Evidence of the added-worker and discouraged-worker effects in Australia pp. 472-488

Andrew Evans

Is ‘no news’ really ‘good news’? Country visibility and FDI location choice pp. 489-524

Laurel Adams, Rebecca Neumann and Saleh S. Tabrizy

Hours worked in selected OECD countries: an empirical assessment pp. 525-545

Lorenzo Carbonari, Vincenzo Atella and Paola Samà

Economic development and inflation: a theoretical and empirical analysis pp. 546-565

André Roncaglia de Carvalho, Rafael Ribeiro and André M. Marques

Volume 32, issue 3, 2018

Entrepreneurship, investment, and inequality pp. 281-282

Jonathan Michie

FDI direction, FDI margin, and heterogeneous firms: evidence from the EU pp. 283-307

Valeria Gattai and Giorgia Sali

Simulation of the impact of economic policies on poverty and inequality: GEM in micro-simulation for the Algerian economy pp. 308-330

Touitou Mohammed

A preliminary theoretical examination of the targeted public distribution system in India pp. 331-347

C. Saratchand

The innovative bureaucrat: evidence from the correctional authorities in Washington State pp. 348-373

Georgios Georgiou

Entrepreneurship and income inequality: a spatial panel data analysis pp. 374-422

Hanen Ragoubi and Sana Harbi

Volume 32, issue 2, 2018

Productivity, inequality, and the environment pp. 137-138

Jonathan Michie

Green, greener, greenest: Identifying ecological trends and leading entities by means of environmental ratings pp. 139-162

Benjamin R. Auer

Explaining differences in the productivity of investment across countries in the context of ‘new growth theory’ pp. 163-194

Kevin Nell and Anthony Thirlwall

ICT and income inequality: a cross-national perspective pp. 195-214

Kami Richmond and Russell E. Triplett

The Greek economy under the twin-deficit pressure: a demand orientated growth approach pp. 215-236

Elias Soukiazis, Micaela Antunes and Ioannis Kostakis

Changes in cyclical patterns of the USA labor market: from the perspective of nonlinear Okun’s law pp. 237-258

Jong-seok Oh

Definition of full-time and part-time employment, and distributional assumptions: the implications for the estimated full-time and part-time wage equations pp. 259-279

John Baffoe-Bonnie and Anthony O. Gyapong

Volume 32, issue 1, 2018

Time for new thinking pp. 1-2

Jonathan Michie

Innovation, complementarity, and exporting. Evidence from German manufacturing firms pp. 3-38

Rosa Bernardini Papalia, Silvia Bertarelli and Susanna Mancinelli

The effects of exchange rate regimes on real exchange rate misalignment pp. 39-61

Emiliano Libman

Determinants of the real exchange rate in the long-run for developing and emerging countries: a theoretical and empirical approach pp. 62-83

Lúcio Otávio Seixas Barbosa, Frederico Jayme Jr and Fabricio Missio

Foreign education and international trade: empirical evidence from selected Latin American countries pp. 84-103

Marina Murat

Applying three-stage DEA on the operational performance of foreign banks in Taiwan pp. 104-118

Hsiang-Hsi Liu

From scratch to efficiency gains after a financial crisis? A tale of a restructured banking system pp. 119-133

Gustavo Ferro, Sonia León, Carlos Romero and Damián Wilson

Moral Sentiments and The New Urban Crisis pp. 134-136

Danny Dorling

Volume 31, issue 6, 2017

Forecasting performance of private sector’s unemployment forecasts in advanced economies pp. 707-733

Joao Jalles

The impact of rural roads and irrigation on household welfare: evidence from Vietnam pp. 734-753

Cuong Nguyen, Tung Phung, Van Khanh Ta and Dat Tho Tran

The transaction costs perspective on international supply chain management; evidence from case studies in the manufacturing industry in the Netherlands pp. 754-773

Ebel Berghuis and Frank Den Butter

Asymmetry effects of exchange rate changes on domestic production in Japan pp. 774-790

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Amirhossein Mohammadian

The contest for mineral wealth: an economic analysis of conflicts in Ghanaian mining communities pp. 791-810

Daniel Twerefou, Emmanuel Ayine Ayimpusah, John Owusu-Afriyie, Kwame Adjei-Mantey and Godfred A. Bokpin

Who is saving privately for retirement and how much? New evidence for Germany pp. 811-831

Christoph Metzger

The finance-investment and saving-funding circuit in the closed and open economies with government pp. 832-845

Philip Arestis, Marco Flávio Resende, Douglas Alencar, Lúcio Otávio Seixas Barbosa and Gustavo Figueiredo Campolina Diniz

Special issue on innovation and societal transformation – what changes when the ‘social’ comes in? pp. 846-848

Gorgi Krlev, Georg Mildenberger and Helmut K. Anheier

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 31, issue 5, 2017

Correction to: Michie, Why not declare a war on happiness? pp. X-X

The Editors

Wage led aggregate demand in the United Kingdom pp. 565-584

Robert Calvert Jump and Ivan Mendieta-Muñoz

The impact of software piracy on inclusive human development: evidence from Africa pp. 585-607

Simplice Asongu and Antonio Andres

Toward the crisis: a Kaleckian-Keynesian interpretation of the instability of growth and capital accumulation in Brazil pp. 608-624

Eduardo Maldonado Filho, Fernando Ferrari Filho and Marcelo Milan

Banking sector depth and economic growth nexus: a comparative study between the natural resource-based and the rest of the world’s economies pp. 625-650

Ali Al-Moulani and Constantinos Alexiou

Is racial salary discrimination disappearing in the NBA? evidence from data during 1985–2015 pp. 651-669

Hisahiro Naito and Yu Takagi

Unemployment, wages and pensions pp. 670-680

Patricia Peinado and Felipe Serrano

Industrial policy and manufacturing targeting in the US: new methodological tools for strategic policy-making pp. 681-703

Marco R. Di Tommaso, Mattia Tassinari, Stefano Bonnini and Marco Marozzi

Why not declare a war on happiness? pp. 704-706

Jonathan Michie

Volume 31, issue 4, 2017

Heterogeneity and participation in informal employment among non-cultivator workers in India pp. 437-467

Bimal Kishore Sahoo and Bhaskar Jyoti Neog

Rights, governance, and foreign direct investment: an industry-level assessment pp. 468-494

David Kucera and Marco Principi

Does microcredit increase borrowers’ savings? A fuzzy regression discontinuity design approach pp. 495-507

Khondker Aktaruzzaman and Omar Farooq

The employment–population nexus and implications for sustainable economic development: insights from Irish regions using a partial adjustment model pp. 508-526

Justin Doran, Noirin McCarthy and Marie O’Connor

The role of uncertainty in the euro crisis – an application of liquidity preference theory pp. 527-548

Toralf Pusch

Modeling the short-run costs of changes in water availability in a desert city: a modified input-output approach pp. 549-564

James Yoo and Charles Perrings

Volume 31, issue 3, 2017

Productivity growth and catching up: a technology gap explanation pp. 283-303

Andrea Filippetti and Antonio Peyrache

Legal systems and performance of microfinance institutions pp. 304-317

Shakil Quayes and George Joseph

Dynamic and long-term linkages among agricultural and non-agricultural growth, inequality and poverty in developing countries pp. 318-338

Katsushi Imai, Wenya Cheng and Raghav Gaiha

Collateral in lending relationships. A study on European SMEs microdata pp. 339-356

Mariarosaria Agostino and Francesco Trivieri

Stock return predictability: the role of inflation and threshold dynamics pp. 357-375

David G. McMillan

Remittances channels and the physical growth of Honduran children pp. 376-397

Larry L. Howard and Denise L. Stanley

Does China’s trade defy cultural barriers? pp. 398-428

Bedassa Tadesse, Roger White and Huang Zhongwen

Inequality, macroeconomics and financial instability. A South African perspective pp. 429-436

Vishnu Padayachee

Volume 31, issue 2, 2017

Real wages and labor-saving technical change: evidence from a panel of manufacturing industries in mature and labor-surplus economies pp. 151-172

Joao Paulo A. de Souza

Regional and gender differentials in the persistence of unemployment in Europe pp. 173-190

Maurizio Baussola and Chiara Mussida

Efficiency change, technological change and capital accumulation in Italian regions: a sectoral study pp. 191-207

Simone Gitto

What output-capital ratio to adopt for macroeconomic calibrations? pp. 208-224

Reiner Franke

Turkey’s employment subsidy program under the great recession: a general equilibrium assessment pp. 225-254

Erinc Yeldan

Determinants of co-movement and of lead and lag behavior of business cycles in the Eurozone pp. 255-282

Hasan Engin Duran and Alexandra Lopes

Volume 31, issue 1, 2017

The J-Curve phenomenon in European transition economies: A nonlinear ARDL approach pp. 1-27

Salah Nusair

Price and nominal wage Phillips curves and the dynamics of distribution in Japan pp. 28-44

Ryunosuke Sonoda

The employment effect of changes in the composition of fiscal consolidations pp. 45-68

Verónica Escudero and Elva López Mourelo

Ownership of individual retirement accounts – an empirical analysis based on SHARE pp. 69-82

Maria Teresa Garcia and Pedro Deslandes Correia Vasconcelos Marques

Growth forecast errors and government investment and consumption multipliers pp. 83-107

Branimir Jovanovic

Does financial cooperation agreement improve the cointegration among ASEAN+3 money markets? pp. 108-125

Md. Saifur Rahman and Farihana Shahari

Are EU trade preferences really effective? An impact evaluation assessment of the Southern Mediterranean Countries’ case pp. 126-144

Emiliano Magrini, Pierluigi Montalbano and Silvia Nenci

Explaining inequality pp. 145-149

Marta Spreafico