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Volume 60, issue 4, 2019

THE PHILLIPS CURVE IN A MATCHING MODEL pp. 1469-1487

Tai‐Wei Hu and Neil Wallace

POSITIVELY RESPONSIVE COLLECTIVE CHOICE RULES AND MAJORITY RULE: A GENERALIZATION OF MAY'S THEOREM TO MANY ALTERNATIVES pp. 1489-1504

Sean Horan, Martin Osborne and Remzi Sanver

FERTILITY SHOCKS AND EQUILIBRIUM MARRIAGE‐RATE DYNAMICS pp. 1505-1537

John Knowles and Guillaume Vandenbroucke

STABILIZATION POLICY AT THE ZERO LOWER BOUND pp. 1539-1563

Paola Boel and Christopher J. Waller

HETEROGENEOUS EFFECTS OF ONLINE REPUTATION FOR LOCAL AND NATIONAL RETAILERS pp. 1565-1587

Peter Newberry and Xiaolu Zhou

INTIMIDATION: LINKING NEGOTIATION AND CONFLICT pp. 1589-1618

Sambuddha Ghosh, Gabriele Gratton and Caixia Shen

GAINS FROM TRADE WITH VARIABLE TRADE ELASTICITIES pp. 1619-1646

Wyatt Brooks and Pau Pujolas

TRADE POLICY AND MARKET POWER: FIRM‐LEVEL EVIDENCE pp. 1647-1673

Alan Asprilla, Nicolas Berman, Olivier Cadot and Melise Jaud

APPARENT BIAS: WHAT DOES ATTITUDE POLARIZATION SHOW? pp. 1675-1703

Jean‐Pierre Benoît and Juan Dubra

VOTING AND SOCIAL PRESSURE UNDER IMPERFECT INFORMATION pp. 1705-1735

Alexander T. Clark and Nicholas Tenev

RATIONAL DISINHIBITION AND EXTERNALITIES IN PREVENTION pp. 1737-1755

Flavio Toxvaerd

INDUCING VARIETY: A THEORY OF INNOVATION CONTESTS pp. 1757-1780

Igor Letina and Armin Schmutzler

HOUSE PRICES AND CONSUMPTION INEQUALITY pp. 1781-1822

Ben Etheridge

EXPLAINING THE DECLINE OF THE U.S. SAVING RATE: THE ROLE OF HEALTH EXPENDITURE pp. 1823-1859

Yi Chen, Maurizio Mazzocco and Béla Személy

DIMENSIONALITY AND DISAGREEMENT: ASYMPTOTIC BELIEF DIVERGENCE IN RESPONSE TO COMMON INFORMATION pp. 1861-1876

Isaac Loh and Gregory Phelan

SEQUENTIAL EXPERT ADVICE: SUPERIORITY OF CLOSED‐DOOR MEETINGS pp. 1877-1910

Parimal K. Bag and Tridib Sharma

PRICE, PRODUCT QUALITY, AND EXPORTER DYNAMICS: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 1911-1955

Joel Rodrigue and Yong Tan

FOOD TRADE AND BIODIVERSITY EFFECTS pp. 1957-1999

Cecilia Bellora and Jean-Marc Bourgeon

Volume 60, issue 3, 2019

BARGAINING WITH OPTIMISM: IDENTIFICATION AND ESTIMATION OF A MODEL OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LITIGATION pp. 1029-1061

Antonio Merlo and Xun Tang

ENHANCING EFFORT SUPPLY WITH PRIZE‐AUGMENTING ENTRY FEES: THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS pp. 1063-1096

Robert Hammond, Bin Liu, Jingfeng Lu and Yohanes Riyanto

SPACE AND TIME: A COMPETING RISKS ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF PROPERTY TAXES AND ZONING RESTRICTIONS ON RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 1097-1130

Douglas H. Wrenn and Henry Klaiber

MARKETS, EXTERNALITIES, AND THE DYNAMIC GAINS OF OPENNESS pp. 1131-1170

Alexander Monge‐Naranjo

ESTIMATING THE HETEROGENEOUS WELFARE EFFECTS OF CHOICE ARCHITECTURE pp. 1171-1208

Jonathan Ketcham, Nicolai Kuminoff and Christopher A. Powers

DO HEALTH INSURERS CONTRACT THE BEST PROVIDERS? PROVIDER NETWORKS, QUALITY, AND COSTS pp. 1209-1247

Jan Boone and Christoph Schottmüller

OBVIOUSLY STRATEGY‐PROOF IMPLEMENTATION OF TOP TRADING CYCLES pp. 1249-1261

Peter Troyan

HOUSING DECISION WITH DIVORCE RISK pp. 1263-1290

Marcel Fischer and Natalia Khorunzhina

MISMATCH IN HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION pp. 1291-1328

Russell Cooper and Huacong Liu

NONNEUTRALITY OF MONEY IN DISPERSION: HUME REVISITED pp. 1329-1353

Gu Jin and Tao Zhu

LEARNING IN A HEDONIC FRAMEWORK: VALUING BROWNFIELD REMEDIATION pp. 1355-1387

Lala Ma

IF WE CONFESS OUR SINS pp. 1389-1412

Francisco Silva

FISCAL STIMULUS WITH LEARNING‐BY‐DOING pp. 1413-1432

Antonello D'Alessandro, Giulio Fella and Leonardo Melosi

HOW WELL DID SOCIAL SECURITY MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF THE GREAT RECESSION? pp. 1433-1466

William Peterman and Kamila Sommer

Volume 60, issue 2, 2019

FINANCIAL RISK AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 475-516

Zvi Eckstein, Ofer Setty and David Weiss

A STRUCTURAL MODEL OF ELECTORAL ACCOUNTABILITY pp. 517-545

S. Boragan Aruoba, Allan Drazen and Razvan Vlaicu

FAMILY FIRMS, BANK RELATIONSHIPS, AND FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS: A COMPREHENSIVE SCORE CARD pp. 547-593

Alexander Karaivanov, Jesús Saurina and Robert M. Townsend

WAGE VOLATILITY AND CHANGING PATTERNS OF LABOR SUPPLY pp. 595-630

Jay H. Hong, Byoung Hoon Seok and Hye Mi You

THE IMPACT OF BODY WEIGHT ON OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT pp. 631-660

Matthew Harris

IDIOSYNCRATIC RISK, AGGREGATE RISK, AND THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL SECURITY pp. 661-692

Daniel Harenberg and Alexander Ludwig

NETWORK SEARCH: CLIMBING THE JOB LADDER FASTER pp. 693-720

Marcelo Arbex, Dennis O'Dea and David Wiczer

CITY EQUILIBRIUM WITH BORROWING CONSTRAINTS: STRUCTURAL ESTIMATION AND GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM EFFECTS pp. 721-749

Amine Ouazad and Romain Ranciere

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF UNCERTAINTY IN COORDINATION GAMES pp. 751-799

Christos Ioannou and Miltiadis Makris

STRATEGIC BIDDING AND CONTRACT RENEGOTIATION pp. 801-820

Hojin Jung, Georgia Kosmopoulou, Carlos Lamarche and Richard Sicotte

MARKET ECONOMIES WITH AN ENDOGENOUS SOCIAL DIVISION OF LABOR pp. 821-849

Robert P. Gilles

BEAUTY PREMIUM AND MARRIAGE PREMIUM IN SEARCH EQUILIBRIUM: THEORY AND EMPIRICAL TEST pp. 851-877

Roberto Bonilla, Francis Kiraly and John Wildman

STRUCTURAL EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF JOB SEARCH MONITORING pp. 879-903

Gerard van den Berg and Bas van der Klaauw

LEARNING AND LIFE CYCLE PATTERNS OF OCCUPATIONAL TRANSITIONS pp. 905-937

Aspen Gorry, Devon Gorry and Nicholas Trachter

EXTREME EVENTS AND OPTIMAL MONETARY POLICY pp. 939-963

Jinill Kim and Francisco Ruge‐Murcia

CURRENCY UNION WITH OR WITHOUT BANKING UNION pp. 965-1003

Vincent Bignon, Régis Breton and Mariana Rojas-Breu

LIQUIDITY, MONETARY POLICY, AND UNEMPLOYMENT: A NEW MONETARIST APPROACH pp. 1005-1025

Mei Dong and Sylvia Xiaolin Xiao

Volume 60, issue 1, 2019

2018 KLEIN LECTURE: INDIVIDUAL AND AGGREGATE LABOR SUPPLY IN HETEROGENEOUS AGENT ECONOMIES WITH INTENSIVE AND EXTENSIVE MARGINS pp. 3-24

Yongsung Chang, Sun‐Bin Kim, Kyooho Kwon and Richard Rogerson

THE ELASTICITY OF SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN TIME AND MARKET GOODS: EVIDENCE FROM THE GREAT RECESSION pp. 25-51

Aviv Nevo and Arlene Wong

TESTING THE QUANTAL RESPONSE HYPOTHESIS pp. 53-74

Emerson Melo, Kirill Pogorelskiy and Matthew Shum

SELLING A LEMON UNDER DEMAND UNCERTAINTY pp. 75-103

Kyungmin Kim and Sun Hyung Kim

FINANCIAL SAFETY NETS pp. 105-132

Julien Bengui, Javier Bianchi and Louphou Coulibaly

WORKER INVESTMENTS IN SAFETY, WORKPLACE ACCIDENTS, AND COMPENSATING WAGE DIFFERENTIALS pp. 133-155

José R. Guardado and Nicolas Ziebarth

RETROSPECTIVE VOTING AND PARTY POLARIZATION pp. 157-186

Ignacio Esponda and Demian Pouzo

INSURANCE‐INDUCED MORAL HAZARD: A DYNAMIC MODEL OF WITHIN‐YEAR MEDICAL CARE DECISION MAKING UNDER UNCERTAINTY pp. 187-218

Christopher Cronin

UNDERSTANDING PER‐CAPITA INCOME GROWTH IN PREINDUSTRIAL EUROPE pp. 219-240

Nils-Petter Lagerlof

PREFERENCES UNDER IGNORANCE pp. 241-257

Olivier Gossner and Christoph Kuzmics

LATE CAREER JOB LOSS AND THE DECISION TO RETIRE pp. 259-282

Irina Merkurieva

TIME‐VARYING VOLATILITY, DEFAULT, AND THE SOVEREIGN RISK PREMIUM pp. 283-301

Hernán Seoane

PRODUCTIVITY OR UNEXPECTED DEMAND SHOCKS: WHAT DETERMINES FIRMS' INVESTMENT AND EXIT DECISIONS? pp. 303-327

Pradeep Kumar and Hongsong Zhang

SUPPLIER INNOVATION IN THE PRESENCE OF BUYER POWER pp. 329-353

Zhiqi Chen

AUCTION–LOTTERY HYBRID MECHANISMS: STRUCTURAL MODEL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 355-385

Yangguang Huang and Quan Wen

TECHNOLOGY, POLICY DISTORTIONS, AND THE RISE OF LARGE FARMS pp. 387-411

Wenbiao Cai

PRICE DYNAMICS WITH CUSTOMER MARKETS pp. 413-446

Luigi Paciello, Andrea Pozzi and Nicholas Trachter

ON THE TIMING OF PRODUCTION DECISIONS IN MONETARY ECONOMIES pp. 447-472

Nejat Anbarci, Richard Dutu and Ching-jen Sun