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641: Measuring the carnation revolution: a synthetic control analysis of economic crisis in Portugal (1974-1992)

Luciano Amaral, Bruno Lopes Marques and João Pereira Dos Santos

640: Gender gaps in different assessment systems: The role of teacher gender

Catarina Angelo and Ana Reis

639: No country for young kids? The effects of school starting age throughout childhood and beyond

Goncalo Lima, Luis Nunes, Ana Reis and Maria do Carmo Seabra

638: Academic performance and territorial patterns of students with an immigrant background in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area

Silvia de Almeida, Joao Firmino, Jose Mesquita, Maria Joao Hortas and Luis Nunes

636: Effects of formal home care on spousal health outcomes

Judite Gonçalves, Francisco von Hafe and Luis Filipe

635: A long International Monetary Fund intervention: Portugal 1975-1979

Luciano Amaral, Alvaro Ferreira da Silva and Duncan Simpson

634: Curriculum Vitae and Publication Record

Jorge Braga de Macedo

633: Student segregation across and within schools. The case of the Portuguese public school system

Joao Firmino, Luis Nunes, Silvia de Almeida and Susana Batista

632: Fire takes no vacation: impact of fires on tourism

Vladimir Otrachshenko and Luis Nunes

631: Cem anos de credito externo da Republica

Jorge Braga de Macedo

630: The impact of Airbnb on residential property values and rents: evidence from Portugal

Sofia F. Franco, Carlos Santos and Rafael Longo

629: Hunting with two bullets: moral hazard with a second chance

Paulo Fagandini

628: Wealth and the principal-agent matching

Paulo Fagandini

627: Zero-rating, network effects, and capacity investments

Steffen Hoernig

626: On the minimum correlation between symmetrically distributed random variables

Steffen Hoernig

625: Gender gaps in different grading systems

Catarina Angelo and Ana Reis

624: Class composition and student achievement: evidence from Portugal

Joao Firmino, Luis Nunes, Ana Reis and Carmo Seabra

623: Sub-optimality of the Friedman rule with distorting taxes

Bernardino Adao and Andre Silva

622: Antevendo mais lusofonia e outras mem rias

Jorge Braga de Macedo

621: Government financing, inflation, and the financial sector

Bernardino Adao and Andre Silva

620: The peculiar first semester of 2012

Antonio Barbosa and Luis Nunes

619: Ensino e pratica da macro de economia aberta depois de Abril

Jorge Braga de Macedo

618: Collective bargaining through the magnifying glass: a comparison between the Netherlands and Portugal

Alexander Hijzen, Pedro Martins and Jante Parlevliet

617: Fiscal consolidation programs and income inequality

Pedro Brinca, Miguel H. Ferreira, Francesco Franco, Hans Holter and Laurence Malafry

616: Do security prices rise or fall when margins are raised?

Jean-Marc Bottazzi, Mario R. Pascoa and Guillermo Ramirez

615: Determinants of repo haircuts and bankruptcy

Jean-Marc Bottazzi, Mario R. Pascoa and Guillermo Ramirez

614: (How) do non-cognitive skills programs improve adolescent school achievement? Experimental evidence

Pedro Martins

610: Diversification and screening

Guido Maretto

609: Demand, supply and markup fluctuations

Carlos Santos, Luis Costa and Paulo Brito

608: Using the variation in potential duration of unemployment benefits to estimate the causal effect of unemployment duration on re-employment wages

Marta Lopes

607: Can overtime premium flexibility promote employment? Firm-and worker-level evidence from a labour law reform

Pedro Martins

606: Should the maximum duration of fixed-term contracts increase in recessions? Evidence from a law reform

Pedro Martins

604: Animal spirits vs contagion: which one is the main driver of sovereign yields in Europe?

Miguel Homem Ferreira, Luis Nunes and Jose Tavares

603: The determinants of non-residential real estate values with special reference to local environmental goods

Sofia F. Franco and Bowman Cutter

602: The effects of Ccltural heritage on residential property values: evidence from Lisbon, Portugal

Sofia F. Franco and Jacob L. Macdonald

601: Bias in returns to tenure when firm wages and employment comove: a quantitative assessment and solution

Pedro Martins, Andy Snell, Heiko Stueber and Jonathan Thomas

600: VCW Value Creation Wheel: Innovation, technology, business, and society

Luis Filipe Lages

599: How to grow, create and capture in domestic and international markets

Luis Filipe Lages

598: Downtown parking supply, work-trip mode choice and urban spatial structure

Sofia F. Franco

597: Debt, information asymmetry and bankers on board

João Amaro de Matos and Joao Mergulhao

596: Conflicts of interest in the underwriting of IPOs and price stabilization

Antonio Gledson de Carvalho, João Amaro de Matos, Douglas Beserra Pinheiro and Marcio de Sa Mello

594: Price distortion under fixed-mobile substitution

Marc Bourreau, Carlo Cambini and Steffen Hoernig

593: Three equivalent Salop models and their normative representative consumer

Steffen Hoernig

592: What makes people stay in or leave shrinking cities? An empirical study from Portugal

Maria Helena Guimaraes, Luis Nunes, Ana Paula Barreira and Thomas Panagopoulos

591: Correcting for sampling problems in PISA and the improvement in Portuguese students' performance

Adriana Ferro, Pedro Freitas, Luis Nunes, Ana Reis and Carmo Seabra

590: Reemployment and substitution effects from increased activation: evidence from times of crisis

Pedro Martins and Sofia Pessoa e Costa

589: 30,000 minimum wages: the economic effects of collective bargaining extensions

Pedro Martins

588: Fixed-mobile substitution and termination rates

Steffen Hoernig, Marc Bourreau and Carlo Cambini

587: Rebalancing frequency and the welfare cost of inflation

Andre Silva

586: The strength of the waterbed effect depends on tariff type

Steffen Hoernig