Economics of Transition and Institutional Change

2019 - 2025

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2019

Political connections and corporate performance: Evidence from Pakistan pp. 863-889

Abubakr Saeed, Yacine Belghitar and Ephraim Clark

Can remittances buy peace? pp. 891-913

Michael Batu

Decomposing growth in the gender wage gap in urban China: 1989–2011 pp. 915-941

Denise Hare

How might the negative impact of higher education on growth be explained? The role of vertical qualification (mis)match in an MRW‐type model pp. 943-969

Mariya Neycheva

Why is education performance so different across Latvian schools? pp. 971-987

Olegs Krasnopjorovs

In search of thresholds in the household income inequality–growth relationship pp. 989-1008

Suzanna‐Maria Paleologou

Human rights protection and foreign direct investment: The case of post‐socialist countries pp. 1009-1030

Anna Lewczuk

Access to credit and its determinants: A comparison of survey‐based measures pp. 1031-1067

Christa Hainz and Tatjana Nabokin

Volume 27, issue 3, 2019

No country for young men: International migration and left‐behind children in Tajikistan pp. 579-614

Pascal Jaupart

Reduction of child poverty in Serbia: Benefit or employment strategy? pp. 615-645

Nicholas‐James Clavet, Luca Tiberti, Marko Vladisavljevic, Jelena Žarković Rakić, Aleksandra Anić, Gorana Krstić and Saša Ranđelović

What if they take it all? Heterogeneous impact of sickness absence reform pp. 647-671

Filip Pertold

Gender gap in self‐employment: The role of risk attitudes pp. 673-698

Iryna Hayduk and Donald Williams

Institutions for private sector development and pro‐poor growth: Evidence from Vietnam pp. 699-728

Trung Hoang, Cong Pham and Mehmet Ulubasoglu

The transmission of business cycles: Lessons from the 2004 enlargement of the EU and the adoption of the euro pp. 729-743

Hoang Sang Nguyen and Fabien Rondeau

How do telecommunications reforms affect labour market arrangements? Evidence from Central and Western Europe pp. 745-762

Emmanuel Vazquez and Hernan Winkler

Does Autonomy Matter in State Owned Enterprises? Evidence from Performance Contracts in India pp. 763-800

Sangeetha Gunasekar and Jayati Sarkar

Export rivalry and exchange rate pass‐through pp. 801-821

Puyang Sun, Yong Tan and Xinyu Hou

Can producer services boost manufacturing growth? Evidence from China's de‐regulation pp. 823-840

Jingxian Zou, Guangjun Shen and Yuxian Chen

Does good governance matter for FDI? New evidence from emerging countries using a static and dynamic panel gravity model approach pp. 841-860

Moheddine Younsi and Marwa Bechtini

Volume 27, issue 2, 2019

Does ethnic diversity decrease economic interactions? Evidence from exchange networks in rural Gambia pp. 327-353

Jean-Louis Arcand and Dany Jaimovich

The relationship between remittances and macroeconomic variables in times of political and social upheaval: Evidence from Tunisia's Arab Spring pp. 355-394

Jamal Bouoiyour, Refk Selmi and Amal Miftah

The productivity trend in Iran Evidence from manufacturing firms pp. 395-408

Mohammad Rahmati and Asal Pilehvari

Does studying abroad enhance employability? pp. 409-423

Jacek Liwiński

A basic tool to assess tax administration strength in emerging Europe pp. 425-446

Ernesto Crivelli

Bargaining externalities in a privatization programme pp. 447-455

John Bennett and James Maw

How should resource‐rich countries diversify? Estimating forward‐linkage effects of mining on productivity growth pp. 457-473

Omar Joya

Ownership transformation, firm performance and manufacturing growth in China pp. 475-496

Wei Wei and Jianmin Tang

Does government R&D stimulate or crowd out firm R&D spending? Evidence from Chinese manufacturing industries pp. 497-518

Albert G.Z. Hu and Deng Yongxu

Trade liberalization and the wage–skill premium: Evidence from Vietnamese manufacturing pp. 519-540

Mita Bhattacharya and Kien Nguyen

Do bank activities and funding strategies of foreign and state‐owned banks have a differential effect on risk‐taking in Central and Eastern Europe? pp. 541-576

Ion Lapteacru