Working Papers of Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Ghent University, Belgium

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25/1114: The impact of regional identity on hiring chances:an experiment examining employer bias

Louise Devos, Louis Lippens, Dagmar Claus and Stijn Baert

25/1113: Communal taps, a drop in the bucket?

Femke Maes

25/1112: Too much of a good thing? The macro implications of massive firm entry

Sam Desiere, Tiziano Toniolo and Gert Bijnens

25/1111: The expert’s edge? Bank lending specialization and informational advantages for credit risk assessment

Mathieu Simoens and Fabio Tamburrini

25/1110: Female Managers and Firm Performance in Europe

Bruno Merlevede

25/1109: The role of services sectors for aggregate productivity: A firm-level anatomy of a large panel of European firms

Bruno Merlevede and Annelies Van Maele

25/1108: The sticky and the slippy: Do payouts crowd out investments? Causal evidence from ratchet behaviour

Bakou Mertens

25/1107: When shareholder power kicks in: Corporate financialization as ratchet behaviour and sticky payouts

Bakou Mertens

25/1106: Too much of a good thing? Telework intensity and workplace experiences

Eline Moens, Louis Lippens, Kathleen Vangronsvelt, Ans De Vos and Stijn Baert

25/1105: State-Owned Enterprises in Europe - Firm Performance and Aggregate Effects

Bruno Merlevede and Pablo Muylle

25/1104: Wealth Mobility in the United States: Empirical Evidence from the PSID

Christophe Van Langenhove

25/1103: Hiring subsidies and temporary work agencies

Natalia Bermúdez-Barrezueta, Sam Desiere and Giulia Tarullo

25/1102: What if commuting has demerit properties?

Bart Defloor and Dirk Van de gaer

24/1101: The Proof of the Pudding is in the Heating: A Field Experiment on Household Engagement with Heat Pump Flexibility

Baptiste Rigaux, Sam Hamels and Marten Ovaere

24/1100: Not a lucky break? Why and when a career hiatus hijacks hiring chances

Liam D'Hert, Louis Lippens and Stijn Baert

24/1099: Estimating the Macroeconomic Effects of Oil Supply News

Lorenzo Mori and Gert Peersman

24/1098: Fertility, pregnancy, and parenthood discrimination in the labour market: A systematic review

Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert, Luc Van Ootegem, Elsy Verhofstadt and Louis Lippens

24/1097: Credit Guarantees, Firm Response, and Macroeconomics

Yasin Onder and Jose Villagas

24/1096: Sovereign CoCos and debt forgiveness

Juan Carlos Hatchondo, Leonardo Martinez, Yasin Onder and Francisco Roch

24/1095: GLS Estimation of Local Projections: Trading Robustness for Efficiency

Ignace De Vos and Gerdie Everaert

24/1094: Sovereign Debt Disclosure

Bulent Guler, Yasin Onder and Temel Taskin

24/1093: Tracking Demographic and Financial Trends in Renewable Energy Cooperative Membership in Belgium using Survey and Bank Transaction Data

Melita Van Steenberghe, Aislinn D’hulster, Johannes Weytjens, Marten Ovaere and Koen Schoors

24/1092: Age discrimination, apprenticeship training and hiring: Evidence from a scenario experiment

Axana Dalle, Toon Wybo, Stijn Baert and Dieter Verhaest

24/1091: Are low interest rates firing back? Interest rate risk in the banking book and bank lending in a rising interest rate environment

Lara Coulier, Cosimo Pancaro and Alessio Reghezza

24/1090: Assessing the Heterogeneous Impact of COVID-19 on Consumption Using Bank Transactions

Selien De Schryder, Nikolaos Koutounidis, Koen Schoors and Johannes Weytjens

24/1089: Unemployment, inactivity, and hiring chances: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Liam D'hert, Stijn Baert and Louis Lippens

24/1088: Pro-Debtor Bias, Court Shopping, and Bankruptcy Outcomes

Kris Boudt, Florencio López- de-Silanes, Rafael Matta and Shilin Zhang

24/1087: Commodity Price Shocks and Global Cycles: Monetary Policy Matters

Efrem Castelnuovo, Lorenzo Mori and Gert Peersman

24/1086: Speeding up on the learning curve: The evaluation of telework following a surge in telework experience

Eline Moens, Louis Lippens, Liam D'hert and Stijn Baert

24/1085: Estimation of Non-Gaussian Factors Using Higher-order Multi-cumulants in Weak Factor Models

Wanbo Lu, Guanglin Huang and Kris Boudt

24/1084: Trac(k)ing the trajectory: Mapping Sustainable Development Goal 8 in EU-funded research projects

Kris Boudt, Yanick Inghels and Andre Spithoven

24/1083: Labour market disadvantages of citizens with a migration background in Belgium: A systematic review

Louise Devos, Louis Lippens, Dries Lens, Francois Rycx, Stijn Baert, Mélanie Volral and Stijn Baert

24/1082: The subsidy trap: Explaining the unsatisfactory effectiveness of hiring subsidies for the senior unemployed

Axana Dalle, Elsy Verhofstadt and Stijn Baert

23/1081: Nothing really matters: Evaluating demand-sidemoderators of age discrimination in hiring

Axana Dalle, Louis Lippens and Stijn Baert

23/1080: Mens Sana in Corpore Sano! The Hiring Premium for Physical versus Mental Exercise in Different Occupations

Dieter Verhaest and Stijn Baert

23/1079: So, dear applicant, do you mean working from home or shirking from home?

Eline Moens, Elsy Verhofstadt, Luc Van Ootegem and Stijn Baert

23/1078: Curse and blessing: the effect of the dividend ban on euro area bank valuations and syndicated lending

Emiel Sanders, Mathieu Simoens and Rudi Vander Vennet

23/1077: The Long-Term Impact of Parental Migration on the Health of Young Left-Behind Children

Jinkai Li, Erga Luo and Bart Cockx

23/1076: Preferences for collective working-time reduction policies:a factorial survey experiment

Damaris Castro and Brent Bleys

23/1075: System-wide Dividend Restrictions: Evidence and Theory

Miguel Ampudia, Manuel A. Muñoz, Frank Smets and Alejandro Van der Ghote

23/1074: THE SHIFT PREMIUM: EVIDENCE FROM A DISCRETE CHOICE EXPERIMENT

Sam Desiere and Christian Walker

23/1073: Do Actions Follow Words? How bank sentiment predicts credit growth

Pablo Pastory y Camarasa and Martien Lamers

23/1072: What does job applicants' body art signal to employers?

Stijn Baert, Jolien Herregods and Philippe Sterkens

23/1071: Labour costs and the decision to hire the first employee

Bart Cockx and Sam Desiere

23/1070: (UN)TRUSTWORTHY PLEDGES AND COOPERATION IN SOCIAL DILEMMAS

Timo Goeschl and Alice Soldà

23/1069: COMPLIANCE AND TRUTHFULNESS: LEVERAGING PEER INFORMATION WITH COMPETITIVE AUDIT MECHANISMS

Timo Goeschl, Andreas Oestreich and Alice Solda

23/1068: Choice lists and ‘standard patterns’ of risk-taking

Ranoua Bouchouicha, Jilong Wu and Ferdinand M. Vieider

23/1067: Taming the Zoo of Consumption Responses to Labour Income Changes

Kris Boudt, Koen Schoors, Milan van den Heuvel and Johannes Weytjens

23/1066: A poisoned gift? The hireability signals of an income-support program for the senior unemployed*

Axana Dalle, Philippe Sterkens and Stijn Baert

23/1065: Have inflation and monetary tightening changed the game? Long-run perspectives on the interest – growth difference on public debt

Freddy Heylen, Marthe Mareels and Christophe Van Langenhove