Economics Working Papers

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1870: Organizational identity and performance: An inquiry into nonconforming company names

Mario Amore, Mircea Epure and Orsola Garofalo

1869: The Roman Familia: A view from the economics of property

Benito Arruñada

1868: Platform liability with reputational sanctions

Alessandro De Chiara, Juan José Ganuza, Fernando Gómez, Ester Manna and Adrián Segura

1867: The death and life of great British cities

Stephan Heblich, David Krisztián Nagy, Alex Trew and Yanos Zylberberg

1866: Political preferences and the spatial distribution of infrastructure:evidence from California’s high-speed rail

Pablo Fajgelbaum, Cecile Gaubert, Nicole Gorton, Eduardo Morales Morales and Edouard Schaal

1865: Fascist ideology and migrant labor exploitation

Mario Carillo, Gemma Dipoppa and Shanker Satyanath

1864: Uncovering the semantics of concepts using GPT-4 and Other recent large language models

Gaël Le Mens, Balász Kovács, Michael T. Hannan and Guillem Pros

1863: The rationalizability of survey responses

Jose Apesteguia and Miguel A. Ballester

1862: Banks vs. firms: who benefits from credit guarantees?

Alberto Martin, Sergio Mayordomo and Victoria Vanasco

1861: Do incompetent politicians breed populist voters? Evidence from Italian municipalities

Federico Boffa, Vincenzo Mollisi and Giacomo Ponzetto

1860: Exploring European regional trade

Marta Santamaría, Jaume Ventura and Uğur Yeşilbayraktar

1859: Partisan Abortions

Libertad González Luna, Luis Guirola and Blanca Zapater

1858: Trade and urbanization: Evidence from Hungary

David Krisztián Nagy

1857: The chi-square standardization, combined with Box-Cox transformation, is a valid alternative to transforming to logratios in compositional data analysis

Michael Greenacre

1856: Principal component analysis

Michael Greenacre, Patrick J. F Groenen, Trevor Hastie, Alfonso Iodice d’Enza, Angelos Markos and Elena Tuzhilina

1855: Continuing patent applications at the USPTO

Cesare Righi, Davide Cannito and Theodor Vladasel

1854: Monetary policy, inflation, and crises: New evidence from history and administrative data

Gabriel Jiménez, Dmitry Kuvshinov, José-Luis Peydró and Bjoern Richter

1853: Firing costs and productivity: Evidence from a natural experiment

Andrea Caggese, Ozan Guler, Mike Mariathasan and Klaas Mulier

1852: Income inequality and entrepreneurship: Lessons from the 2020 COVID-19 recession

Christoph Albert, Andrea Caggese, Beatriz González and Victor Martin-Sanchez

1851: Self-preferencing and foreclosure in digital markets: Theories of harm for abuse cases

Massimo Motta

1850: A measure of behavioral heterogeneity

Jose Apesteguia and Miguel Ballester

1849: Coordination and sophistication

Larbi Alaoui, Katharina A. Janezic and Antonio Penta

1848: Ownership diversification and product market pricing Incentives

Albert Banal-Estañol, Jo Seldeslachts and Xavier Vives

1847: Robust inference for non-Gaussian SVAR models

Lukas Hoesch, Adam Lee and Geert Mesters

1846: Tweeting for money: Social media and mutual fund flows

Javier Gil-Bazo and Juan Imbet

1845: Non-independent components analysis

Geert Mesters and Piotr Zwiernik

1844: Market effects of sponsored search auctions

Massimo Motta and Antonio Penta

1843: Policy-making, trust and the demand for public services: Evidence from a nationwide family planning program

Gianmarco León-Ciliotta, Dijana Zejcirovic and Fernando Fernandez

1842: Can population pressure cause sustainability problems to world economic growth? An analysis of the recent past

Enriqueta Camps-Cura

1841: Are entrepreneurs more upwardly mobile?

Matthew Lindquist and Theodor Vladasel

1840: Immigration, labor markets and discrimination: Evidence from the venezuelan exodus in Perú

Andre Groeger, Gianmarco León-Ciliotta and Steven Stillman

1839: Q-Monetary Transmission

Priit Jeenas and Ricardo Lagos

1838: The allocation of incentives in multi-layered organizations

Erika Deserranno, Stefano Caria, Philipp Kastrau and Gianmarco León-Ciliotta

1837: Uniform and distribution-free inference with general autoregressive processes

Tassos Magdalinos and Katerina Petrova

1836: The effect of second generation rent controls: New evidence from Catalonia

Joan Monrà S and José Garcia Montalvo

1835: Entropy, directionality theory and the evolution of income inequality

Fabrizio Germano

1834: Are managers paid for market power?

Renjie Bao, Jan De Loecker and Jan Eeckhout

1833: Capital controls, corporate debt and real effects

Andrea Fabiani, Martha López Piñeros, José-Luis Peydró and Paul E. Soto

1832: Monetary policy, labor income redistribution and the credit channel: Evidence from matched employer-employee and credit registers

Martina Jasova, Caterina Mendicino, Ettore Panetti, José-Luis Peydró and Dominik Supera

1831: Attitudes towards success and failure

Larbi Alaoui and Antonio Penta

1830: Optimal Monetary Policy with r*

Roberto Billi, Jordi Galí and Anton Nakov

1829: Making sovereign debt safe with a financial stability fund

Yan Liu, Ramon Marimon and Adrien Wicht

1828: Introducing an Austrian Backpack in Spain

João Brogueira de Sousa, Julián Díaz-Saavedra and Ramon Marimon

1827: On the optimal design of a financial stability fund

à rpád à brahám, Eva Cárceles-Poveda, Yan Liu and Ramon Marimon

1826: On the design of a european unemployment insurance system

à rpád à brahám, João Brogueira de Sousa, Ramon Marimon and Lukas Mayr

1825: Pareto-Improving Optimal Capital and Labor Taxes

Katharina Greulich, Sarolta Laczó and Albert Marcet

1824: Competition under incomplete contracts and the design of procurement policies

Rodrigo Carril, Andres Gonzalez-Lira and Michael S. Walker

1823: Solving the longitude puzzle: A story of clocks, ships and cities

Martina Miotto and Luigi Pascali

1822: Choice-based foundations of ordered logit

Jose Apesteguia and Miguel A. Ballester

1821: Government procurement and access to credit: firm dynamics and aggregate implications

Julian di Giovanni, Manuel García-Santana, Priit Jeenas, Enrique Moral-Benito and Josep Pijoan-Mas