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Are estimates of labour demand functions mere statistical artefacts? , pp 284-310

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Are estimates of the volume of money laundering either feasible or useful? , pp 224-231

Peter Reuter

Are food embargoes a real threat to China?

Yongzheng Yang

Are Global Imbalances a Problem?

John Williamson

Are household borrowing constraints bad for the environment? Theory and cross-country evidence , pp 184-214

Dana Andersen

Are innovation and regulation opposites? , pp 92-120

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Are Kaleckian models relevant for the long run? , pp 288-307

Pasquale Commendatore

Are Keynesian Uncertainty and Macrotheory Compatible? Conventional Decision Making, Institutional Structures and Conditional Stability in Keynesian Macromodels , pp 39-71

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Are Local Minimum Wages Absorbed by Price Increases? Estimates from Internet-Based Restaurant Menus

Sylvia A. Allegretto and Michael Reich

Are low-carbon futures decentralised? Directional flows in the changing governance of collective electricity systems

Siddharth Sareen, Tor Håkon Jackson Inderberg and Per Ove Eikeland

Are Market Values Fair?

Jon Exley

Are market wages fair? , pp 98-102

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Are Markets Everywhere? Understanding Contemporary Processes of Commodification

Luís Francisco Carvalho and João Rodrigues

Are Minimum Wage Effects Greater in Low-Wage Areas?

Anna Godoey and Michael Reich

Are people paid according to their merit? , pp 48-82

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Are policies supporting cluster development? A comparative firmlevel analysis , pp 203-221

Alexander Auer and Franz Tödtling

Are Property Rights Relevant for Development Economics? On the Dangers of Western Constructivism

Enrico Colombatto

Are safer, welcoming care homes possible? Considering physical environments , pp 82-98

Susan Braedley and Pat Armstrong

Are senior entrepreneurs less innovative than younger ones? , pp 110-142

Rolf Sternberg

Are Singapore's new towns self-contained? An examination based on post-COVID-19 public transport smart card data

Yuting Hou, Jiemin Zheng, Xize Wang and Sylvia Y. He

Are Smart Men Smarter than Smart Women? The Epistemology of Ignorance, Women, and the Production of Knowledge

Carla Fehr

Are smokers too optimistic? , pp 103-134

Frank A. Sloan, Donald H. Taylor and V. Kerry Smith

Are Special Economic Zones Desirable? , pp 86-103

Albert Schweinberger

Are SRI funds conventional funds in disguise or do they live up to their name? , pp 414-446

Christin Nitsche and Michael Schröder

Are support measures and external effects of agriculture linked together? Conceptual notes and empirical evidence from the Austrian agricultural sector , pp 135-153

Franz Sinabell

Are teachers underpaid? , pp 84-90

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Are tech-savvy users more likely to use technology? An examination of market entry and customer experience , pp 194-210

Xin Ding

Are the amounts of payments for environmental services enough to contribute to poverty alleviation efforts in developing countries? , pp 109-119

Luis C. Rodriguez, Unai Pascual and Roldan Muradian

Are the most innovative Canadian nanotechnology-related firms also the most open? , pp 140-189

Mikaël Héroux-Vaillancourt and Catherine Beaudry

Are the poorest families the most violent?

Claudia Cappa and Isabel Jijon

Are the Transformations Complete? , pp 187-194

Martin Myant

Are there Benefits to a Monetary Policy Rule in the EMU?

Jean-Jacques Durand, Nathalie Payelle and Virginie Traclet

Are There Economies of Scale in Mail Processing? Getting the Answers from a Large-but-Dirty Sample

Lawrence Fenster, Diane Monaco and Edward S. Pearsall

Are there political cycles in the member countries of the EU? An empirical investigation , pp 61-76

Andreas A. Andrikopoulos, Kyprianos Prodromidis, Andreas A. Andrikopoulos and Kyprianos Prodromidis

Are These Trade-offs Necessary?

James S. Duesenberry

Are uniform tariffs optimal?

Mary Amiti

Are university–industry links meaningful for catch up ? A comparative analysis of five Asian countries , pp 55-92

Daniel Schiller and Keun Lee

Are urban transportation benefits absorbed fully by land values? , pp 343-362

Haim Aviram and Daniel Shefer

Are US postal price elasticities changing? , pp 46-64

Margaret M. Cigno, Katalin K. Clendenin and Edward S. Pearsall

Are voters informed and rational?

Donald Wittman

Are wage policies desirable and feasible? European experiences , pp 240-252

Jesus Ferreiro

Are we there yet? , pp 5-16

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Are women poorer? A cross-country analysis of gender differentials in multidimensional poverty , pp 103-117

Francesco Burchi and Daniele Malerba

Are you experienced? How the time spacing of traders' market experience impacts bubble formation in experimental asset markets , pp 267-280

Jason Scachat and Hang Wang

Arenas for forming identities, fields and boundaries

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Argentina: a lost half century?

Ignacio Labaqui and Marcos Buscaglia

Argentina’s Gas and Electricity Reform

Esteban Manuel Greco, Diego Petrecolla and Carlos Romero

Aristocratic government and the Bank of England during the Age of Reform , pp 10-44

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Aristotelianism , pp 89-98

Kelvin Knight

Aristotelianism, apriorism, essentialism

Barry Smith