Economics of Transition and Institutional Change
2019 - 2024
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Volume 32, issue 3, 2024
- Do zombie firms affect healthy firms' exporting? Evidence from China pp. 707-738
- Jing Bu, Julan Du and Jiancai Pi
- Sophistication gap between countries: The effect of research and development expenditure pp. 739-778
- Brice Kamguia, Joseph Keneck‐Massil, Henri Njangang and Sosson Tadadjeu
- Financial inclusion and monetary policy effectiveness in a monetary union: Heterogenous panel approach pp. 779-805
- Jeleta Kebede, Saroja Selvanathan and Athula Naranpanawa
- Export product quality and inclusivity in developing countries pp. 807-843
- Sèna Kimm Gnangnon
- Sick pay and absence from work: Evidence from flu exposure pp. 845-875
- Jakub Grossmann
- It's all in the stars: The Chinese zodiac and the effects of parental investments on offspring's cognitive and noncognitive skill development pp. 877-920
- Chih Ming Tan, Xiao Wang and Xiaobo Zhang
- Making depositors greedy and careless: Government safety nets and the degradation of depositor discipline pp. 921-947
- Giang Phung and Michael Troege
- Measuring the scale of envelope wages: Evidence from Poland pp. 949-970
- Marek Kosny, Jakub Sawulski and Aneta Kiełczewska
- Does excess capacity strengthen firms' dependence on the polluting path? Evidence from Chinese iron and steel firms pp. 971-1000
- Hongqi Ma, Guangjun Shen and Jingxian Zou
Volume 32, issue 2, 2024
- Family involvement, innovation and product market competition pp. 361-386
- Sukhdeep Singh and Indrani Chakraborty
- Does macroeconomic instability hamper access to electricity? Evidence from developing countries pp. 387-414
- Brice Kamguia, Ronald Djeunankan, Sosson Tadadjeu and Henri Njangang
- Financial development and economic complexity: The role of country stability pp. 415-447
- Hermann Ndoya, Bruno Emmanuel Ongo Nkoa, Francis Hypolite Kemeze and Tii Nchofoung
- The evolution of job tenure in transition economies pp. 449-471
- Maurizio Bussolo, Michael Lokshin, Nicolás Oviedo and Iván Torre
- The curse of spanning over millennium: Confucian culture and corruption in China pp. 473-500
- Yu Zhang, Wenqi Zhang and Bowen Cheng
- Technology accessibility and the local government's incentive to aid zombie firms in China pp. 501-523
- Shangming Yang, Yanjiang Zhang, Jinyuan Zhang and Bochao Zhang
- Igniting growth surges: Lessons from the past pp. 525-569
- Jean‐Marc B. Atsebi
- Ceremonial expenditures, informal networks and economic consequences: Evidence from Kyrgyzstan pp. 571-582
- Alisher Aldashev
- Institutional investors, competition and corporate innovation: Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 583-615
- Jing Zhang, Kai Li and Cheryl Xiaoning Long
- Killing two birds with one stone? Sound investment with social impact pp. 617-640
- Tea Gamtkitsulashvili, Alexander Plekhanov and Alexander Stepanov
- Zombie firms, misallocation and manufacturing capacity utilization rate: Evidence from China pp. 641-682
- Qilin Mao and Jiayun Xu
- Time preference and economic growth: The case for China and international comparisons pp. 683-704
- Lixin Sun
Volume 32, issue 1, 2024
- Constitutional instability and foreign direct investment in Africa pp. 3-23
- Nvuh‐Njoya Youssouf, Keneck‐Massil Joseph and Yogo Urbain Thierry
- Comrades from the town: How did a factory‐commune pairing policy during the Send‐Down Movement propel rural industrialization in China? pp. 25-47
- Limin Du, Zhenhao Lai, Jinchuan Shi and Zheng Wang
- Polarization of employment and wages in China pp. 49-71
- Belton Fleisher, William H. McGuire, Yaqin Su and Min Qiang (Kent) Zhao
- Elections hinder firms' access to credit pp. 73-107
- Florian Leon and Laurent Weill
- Internal audit in microfinance institutions‐ evidence from transitional and developing economies pp. 109-141
- Abiodun Omidiji, Nives Botica Redmayne, Dimu Ehalaiye and Ernest Gyapong
- Wrongful convictions with Chinese characteristics pp. 143-163
- Peiyuan Li and Wei Li
- Yield Curves for Main Street: Housing and financial capital returns in a developing economy pp. 165-182
- Zhandos Ybrayev, Yernur Orakbayev and Askar Utarbayev
- The impact of intergenerational income mobility on internal migration in China pp. 183-208
- Guangsu Zhou and Xiaoyu Bian
- Regional favouritism in Chinese university admissions pp. 209-236
- Faqin Lin, Rui Wang and Kuo Feng
- Parental gender preferences in Central and Eastern Europe and differential early life disadvantages pp. 237-263
- Michal Myck, Monika Oczkowska and Izabela Wowczko
- The impact of common law on the volume of legal services: An international study pp. 265-297
- Enzo Dia and Jacques Melitz
- Child care fee abolition and female labor supply: Quasi‐experimental evidence from a developing country pp. 299-338
- Vardan Baghdasaryan and Gayane Barseghyan
- Bankruptcy and international intervention: The case of Addiko bank pp. 339-357
- Hannah C. Gabriel
Volume 31, issue 4, 2023
- State ownership and zombie firms: Evidence from China's 2008 stimulus plan pp. 853-876
- Jiani Li, Jie Li and Tianhang Zhou
- Contingent impacts of COVID relief policies under global value chain shortage pp. 877-914
- Ruohan Wu
- How does e‐commerce demonstration city improve urban innovation? Evidence from China pp. 915-940
- Cai Zhou and Bowen Li
- Trade costs and tax transition reform in developing countries pp. 941-977
- Sèna Kimm Gnangnon
- Association between state ownership participation and the performance of private firms: Evidence from China pp. 979-1006
- Feng Niu, Liuzhen Zhang and Wunhong Su
- The effects of India's bilateral investment treaties termination on foreign direct investment inflows pp. 1007-1033
- Elena Kotyrlo and Hryhorii Kalachyhin
- Investment policy reform as a driver of foreign direct investment: Evidence from China pp. 1035-1053
- Markus Leibrecht and Christian Bellak
- Does it pay off to invest in bank staff training? Survey‐based evidence from an emerging market banking sector pp. 1055-1072
- Angela Pîslaru, Matei Kubinschi and Florian Neagu
- When patients have better insurance coverage in China: Provider incentives, costs, and quality of care pp. 1073-1106
- Mengna Luan, Wenjing Shi, Zhigang Tao and Hongjie Yuan
- Sustainable growth through industrial robot diffusion: Quasi‐experimental evidence from a Bartik shift‐share design pp. 1107-1133
- Qingyang Wu
- ‘Going global’ and pollution in home country: Evidence from Chinese industrial firms pp. 1135-1174
- Xi Lin and Ling‐Yun He
- Foreign direct investment and relative capacity: Theory and evidence pp. 1175-1214
- Jen‐Chung Mei
- Precautionary savings and rural‐to‐urban migration: Evidence from Chinese hukou status pp. 1215-1233
- Guowen Chen, Stephen B. DeLoach and T M Tonmoy Islam
Volume 31, issue 3, 2023
- Political uncertainty and foreign direct investment—Evidence from the government official vacancy in China's cities pp. 527-559
- Maoyong Cheng, Yutong Yao and Yu Meng
- Why did Chinese state‐owned enterprises have higher export propensity? A study based on 2003–2007 data pp. 561-588
- Wei Luo, Yue Lu and Huimin Shi
- The impact of dismantling state monopoly on market integration: Evidence from the edible salt reform in China pp. 589-609
- Xinyu Hou and Puyang Sun
- Investment and the long swings of unemployment pp. 611-632
- Hian Hoon, Margarita Katsimi and Gylfi Zoega
- Rainfall fluctuations and rural poverty: Evidence from Chinese county‐level data pp. 633-656
- Litao Feng, Wei Liu, Zhihui Zhao and Yining Wang
- The income loss of a political crisis: Evidence from Madagascar pp. 657-681
- Idriss Fontaine and Justinien Razafindravaosolonirina
- Public governance and firm total factor productivity: Evidence from a quasi‐natural event in China pp. 683-719
- Maoyong Cheng and Zhenjun Li
- Revenue pressure of local governments and firm productivity: Evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 721-748
- Ling Zhu and Dongmin Kong
- Financial frictions, bank intermediation and monetary policy transmission in India pp. 749-785
- Shesadri Banerjee and Harendra Behera
- Do industrial robots affect the labour market? Evidence from China pp. 787-817
- Lihua Zhang, Tian Gan and Jiachen Fan
- Proximity to healthcare centres and service use: The case of Community Clinics in Bangladesh pp. 819-849
- Syed Hasan, Tasnima Akter, Musharrat Jahan and Ashraf Dewan
Volume 31, issue 2, 2023
- Reform complementarities and growth: Evidence and mechanisms pp. 271-294
- Danko Tarabar and Louis J. Pantuosco
- The impact of tax policy on firm debt maturity: Evidence from China's VAT reform pp. 295-317
- Jingxian Zou and Guangjun Shen
- Firm life cycle and foreign direct investment spillover effect: The case of the Czech Republic pp. 319-340
- Duong Hoang Vu, Bruce Dehning and Drahomíra Pavelková
- Impact of research and development (R&D) and information, and communication technology (ICT) on innovation and productivity evidence from Tunisian manufacturing firms pp. 341-361
- Adel Ben Khalifa
- Does higher financial inclusion lead to better health outcomes? Evidence from developing and transitional economies pp. 363-401
- Rajabrata Banerjee, Admasu Asfaw Maruta and Ronald Donato
- I want a quiet life! On productivity and competition in the Central European energy sector pp. 403-428
- Philipp Steinbrunner
- The granular nature of emerging market economies: The case of Kazakhstan pp. 429-464
- Jozef Konings, Galiya Sagyndykova, Venkat Subramanian and Astrid Volckaert
- Behind the curtain: How did women's work history vary across Central and Eastern Europe? pp. 465-489
- Telmo Pérez‐Izquierdo and Elizaveta Pronkina
- Do terms of trade affect economic growth? Robust evidence from India pp. 491-521
- Tarlok Singh
Volume 31, issue 1, 2023
- Impacts of fiscal decentralization on local development in Vietnam: A disaggregated analysis pp. 3-31
- Manh‐Tien Bui, Thai-Ha Le and Donghyun Park
- Public infrastructure provision and ethnic favouritism: Evidence from South Africa pp. 33-65
- Leoné Walters, Manoel Bittencourt and Carolyn Chisadza
- Intrahousehold moral hazard frictions and household poverty traps in rural India pp. 67-96
- John K. Pattison‐Williams, Philippe Marcoul and Sandeep Mohapatra
- The effect of the Mahathir regime on the Malaysian economy pp. 97-114
- Abidemi Adisa, Michael Farmer and Jamie Bologna Pavlik
- Decentralization and local pollution activities: New quasi evidence from China pp. 115-159
- Yu Qi and Jinliang Yu
- Public support for economic transition pp. 161-187
- Lucie Coufalová, Lenka Kolajtová and Libor Žídek
- Technical change and wage premiums amongst skilled labour: Evidence from the economic transition pp. 189-216
- Sergey Alexeev
- Corruption and privatization: Evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 217-239
- Ling Zhu and Dongmin Kong
- The effect of corruption on microfinance loan portfolio: A semiparametric analysis pp. 241-268
- Jeleta Kebede, Vincent Tawiah and Ernest Gyapong
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