Southern Economic Journal

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Volume 92, issue 2, 2025

Temporary Fixes, Permanent Problems: Implications of the Growing Reliance on Liminal Status in U.S. Immigration Policy pp. 181-193

Pia M. Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny

Estimating average treatment effects with only discrete covariates pp. 194-217

Jingping Gu, Dennis W. Jansen and Xiaoyu Li

Resource shocks, firm obstacles, and local business in Africa pp. 218-271

Jamie Bologna Pavlik and Amanda Ross

How does temperature affect rural income: Channels and implication of adaptation pp. 272-312

Qingen Gai, Chengzheng Li and Peng Zhang

Did Karl Marx party in 1891? The effect of SPD's Erfurt program on Karl Marx's citations pp. 313-337

Phillip W. Magness and Michael Makovi

The effect of racial and ethnic attitudes on Hispanic identity in the United States pp. 338-358

Hussain Hadah

Economic policy uncertainty and the Kimchi premium in the cryptocurrency market pp. 359-381

Dooyeon Cho and Kyung‐woo Lee

A rationale for the “meeting competition defense” under primary‐line injury pp. 382-402

Iñaki Aguirre and Arda Yenipazarli

Signaling endogenous product quality with price in the presence of consumer boycotts pp. 403-433

Yi‐Ling Cheng and Chris Y. Tung

When the rich do (not) trust the (newly) rich: Experimental evidence on the effects of positive random shocks in the trust game pp. 434-469

Hernan Bejarano, Joris Gillet and Ismael Rodriguez‐Lara

Age effects in primary education: A double disadvantage for second‐generation immigrants pp. 470-503

Antonio Abatemarco, Mariagrazia Cavallo, Immacolata Marino and Giuseppe Russo

Do business and economics studies erode prosocial values? pp. 504-526

Mattias Sundemo and Åsa Löfgren

Border revitalization policy and export competitiveness pp. 527-560

Hongguang Sui, Md Shariful Islam, Xiaoxue Du and Shihua Zhang

The intergenerational transmission of food insecurity: Do educational compromises make things worse? pp. 561-586

Sarah Hamersma and Matthew Kim

Did Henry Ford Cause the Recession of 1926–1927? A Test of the Granular Hypothesis pp. 587-605

Gabriel Mathy and Stephen Sun

Testing a new approach to teaching introductory economics: Effects on subsequent learning pp. 606-627

Buly A. Cardak, Sue O'Keefe, Yen Dan Tong and David Walker

Ethics and Tuition Price Discrimination: A Classroom Game pp. 628-636

James Staveley‐O'Carroll and Deepak Joglekar

Sentiment Analysis of Teaching Evaluations: Evidence From Nearly 8 Million Rate My Professor Reviews pp. 637-661

Jose M. Fernandez and Erin Yetter

Exploring heterogeneous responses of residential water consumption to lawn size: Insights from a novel parcel‐level dataset pp. 662-675

Brandli Stitzel and Rex Pjesky

Volume 92, issue 1, 2025

Symposium introduction: Is certificate‐of‐need needed? pp. 3-5

Edward Timmons

Certificate‐of‐Need laws in healthcare: A comprehensive review of the literature pp. 6-43

Matthew Mitchell

Rural healthcare access and supply constraints: A causal analysis pp. 44-62

Vitor Melo, Liam Sigaud, Elijah Neilson and Markus Bjoerkheim

The causal effect of repealing Certificate‐of‐Need laws for ambulatory surgical centers: Does access to medical services increase? pp. 63-86

Thomas Stratmann, Markus Bjoerkheim and Christopher Koopman

The effect of substance use Certificate‐of‐Need laws on access to substance use disorder treatment facilities pp. 87-110

Shishir Shakya and Christine Bretschneider‐Fries

The effect of Certificate‐of‐Need laws on substance use disorder care for vulnerable populations pp. 111-132

Alicia Plemmons, Darwyyn Deyo and Sarah Drain

Certificate of Need and the labor market pp. 133-151

Kihwan Bae and James Bailey

The effect of Certificate‐of‐Need laws on physician earnings and labor supply pp. 152-175

Moiz Bhai

Volume 91, issue 4, 2025

When user error calls for a product redesign: Poverty in the United States pp. 1208-1212

Gary A. Hoover

Symposium introduction: Reviewing the Federal Reserve's framework pp. 1213-1228

Bryan P. Cutsinger and William J. Luther

The rise of inflation targeting pp. 1229-1246

Carola Binder

The devolution of federal reserve monetary policy strategy, 2012–24 pp. 1247-1264

Peter Ireland

The failure of forward guidance: Lessons from the pandemic recovery pp. 1265-1286

Thomas L. Hogan

How the Federal Reserve got so huge, and why and how it can shrink pp. 1287-1322

Bill Nelson

Mission creep at the Federal Reserve pp. 1323-1346

Louis Rouanet and Alexander William Salter

Monetarism and Monetary Policy pp. 1347-1371

Robert L. Hetzel

Should the Federal Reserve raise its inflation target? pp. 1372-1390

Lawrence White

The fate of FAIT: Salvaging the Fed's framework pp. 1391-1403

David Beckworth and Patrick J. Horan

The case for nominal GDP level targeting pp. 1404-1419

Joshua Hendrickson

Enhancing resilience with natural growth targeting pp. 1420-1439

Athanasios Orphanides

Changes in central bank leadership and inflation dynamics pp. 1440-1473

Charles Higgins and Irfan A. Qureshi

Further evidence on inflation targeting and income distribution pp. 1474-1493

John Thornton and Chrysovalantis Vasilakis

Volume 91, issue 3, 2025

Symposium introduction: The political economy of corruption pp. 763-767

Oguzhan Dincer, Michael Johnston and Gary A. Hoover

Does corruption discriminate? Racial opportunity gap in the United States pp. 768-779

Oguzhan Dincer and Gary Hoover

The institutional dimension of the inequality–corruption nexus: A varieties of capitalism assessment pp. 780-810

Vladimir Hlasny and Thomas Kalinowski

Exploring the corruption‐inefficiency nexus using an endogenous stochastic frontier analysis pp. 811-849

Massimo Finocchiaro Castro and Calogero Guccio

Good for the goose, bad for the gander? Corruption and income inequality pp. 850-880

Jamie Bologna Pavlik and Justin T. Callais

Foreign aid and corruption: Unveiling the obstacles to effective development pp. 881-914

Carlos Bethencourt and Fernando Perera‐Tallo

Discretion and political favoritism: Evidence from two reforms in public procurement pp. 915-968

Marly Celis Galvez, Vítězslav Titl and Fredo Schotanus

What philosophy can teach political economy about corruption: A non‐ideal theory pp. 969-987

Mario I. Juarez‐Garcia

Milton Friedman and nominal income targeting pp. 988-1011

Patrick Horan

The color of coronavirus pp. 1012-1047

Cong Pham and Devashish Mitra

Harmony in diplomacy, convergence in choices: Low fertility diffusion through Sino‐Korean normalization pp. 1048-1068

Seung‐Hun Chung and Ahmad Shah Mobariz

Income inequality, banking competition, and monetary policy pp. 1069-1106

Edgar A. Ghossoub and Robert R. Reed

Theme park rides are Giffen goods pp. 1107-1139

Garth Heutel

The paradox of transfers: Distribution and the Dutch disease pp. 1140-1175

Nazanin Behzadan and Richard Chisik

Video assistant referee and home field advantage: Implications for referee bias pp. 1176-1196

Camilo Abbate, Jeffrey Cross and Richard Uhrig

Volume 91, issue 1, 2024

Free Markets and Health Care: Lessons from Welfare Economics pp. 3-11

Charles Courtemanche

Does telemedicine save lives? Evidence on the effect of telemedicine parity laws on mortality rates pp. 12-37

Jiajia Chen and Angela Dills

How does occupational licensing affect entry into the medical field? An examination of emergency medical technicians pp. 38-61

Aaron Yelowitz and Samuel J. Ingram

The effects of occupational licensing reform for nurse practitioners on children's health pp. 62-91

Moiz Bhai and David T. Mitchell

The location of urban healthcare services: Evidence from Phoenix Yelp reviews pp. 92-117

Josh Matti and Jane E. Ruseski

Employer‐provided health insurance: Are two options too many? pp. 118-141

Trevor Collier and Marlon Williams

Do those with chronic health conditions benefit from the Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansion? pp. 142-186

Derek Hoodin, James Marton and Benjamin Ukert

Revisiting the connection between state Medicaid expansions and adult mortality pp. 187-212

Antonios Koumpias, Charles Courtemanche, Jordan W. Jones and Daniela Zapata

When is tinkering with safety net programs harmful to beneficiaries? pp. 213-256

Jeffrey Clemens and Michael Wither

Does quitting smoking increase obesity? Evidence that accounts for misreporting pp. 257-277

Rusty Tchernis, Keith Teltser and Arjun Teotia

The effect of E‐cigarette indoor vaping restrictions on infant mortality pp. 278-321

Michael Cooper and Michael Pesko