Ruhr Economic Papers

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1197: Is academic-track schooling worthwhile without college? Decomposing monetary returns to education

Anna Krumme and Matthias Westphal

1196: Community-oriented urban policy and local earnings: A complicated relationship

Uwe Neumann

1195: Do economic crises reshape the skill content of Jobs? Evidence from organizational changes in the post-pandemic era

Niklas Benner, Felix Heuer, Rebecca Kamb and Eduard Storm

1194: Patterns in university applications: Socioeconomic status, gender, and subject vs. institution preferences

Friederike Hertweck, Robbie Maris, Mirco Tonin and Michael Vlassopoulos

1193: Entry barriers and business dynamism: Evidence from occupational licensing reforms

Julia Bredtmann, Sebastian Otten and Timo Rammert

1191: Life-cycle health effects of compulsory military service in the GDR

Niklas Hübner, Nuan Susanne Stahl and Karolin Süß

1190: Dementia severity, informal caregiving and labour market outcomes in Europe

Luisa V. Licker, Sophie Guthmuller and Ansgar Wübker

1189: Stumbling blocks or stepping stones: The effects of promoting (youth) entrepreneurship

Sebastian Camarero Garcia and Leandro Henao

1188: Direct and indirect effects of cancer screening invitations on participation in Europe: A quasi-experimental analysis

Sophie Guthmuller, Vincenzo Carrieri and Ansgar Wübker

1187: Pandemic-ready data: Linking the Socio-Economic Panel with administrative health records

Alexander Lepe, Ingo Kolodziej and Sabine Zinn

1185: AI in demand: How expertise shapes its (early) impact on workers

Eduard Storm, Myrielle Gonschor and Marc Justin Schmidt

1184: Beyond the single binary choice format for eliciting willingness to accept: Evidence from a field study on onshore wind farms

Valeria Fanghella, Carlo Fezzi, Joachim Schleich and Carine Sebi

1183: Workers' exposure to AI across development stages

Piotr Lewandowski, Karol Madon and Albert Park

1182: New jobs, new joys? Monetary and non-monetary returns to occupational mobility

Ronald Bachmann, Inga Heinze and Roman Klauser

1181: Pricing certainty: Experimental evidence on consumer trade-offs between drug quality and cost

Lena Merkel, Fadima Bocoum and Renate Hartwig

1180: Long-run effects of behavioral interventions: Experimental evidence on meat consumption

Jana Eßer, Daniela Flörchinger, Manuel Frondel and Stephan Sommer

1179: State-dependent sticky expectations: Evidence and theory

Kenneth Eva, Michael Lamla and Damjan Pfajfar

1178: Extreme weather exposure and public support for climate adaptation finance in vulnerable developing countries: Evidence from the European Union

Jonas Heckenhahn

1177: Household chores, taxes, and the labor-supply elasticities of women and men

Dorothée Bahn, Christian Bredemeier and Falko Juessen

1176: Seeking scientific consensus: An expert survey on the replication debate between Acemoglu et al. (2001) and Albouy (2012)

Martin Buchner, Julian Rose, Magnus Johannesson, Mandy Malan and Jörg Peters

1175: Fiscal multipliers and political fragmentation

Ricardo Duque Gabriel, Mathias Klein and Marvin Nöller

1174: Let your choice be your voice: Eliciting popular climate policy preferences from decisions with real consequences

Daniela Flörchinger, Grischa Perino, Manuel Frondel and Johannes Stephan Jarke

1173: Modal split perceptions and preferences for public funding

Viola Helmers

1172: Bridging language gaps: Native language school assignment information under immediate acceptance

Kevin J. Zuchanek

1171: Hooked on apps: Governance by responsible interactive behavioral design - A field study

Christina Timko, Nicholas Ostrode and Michael W. M. Roos

1170: Skills trainings and Bayesian learning: A multisite randomized controlled trial in Ghana

Bernd Beber, Sarah Frohnweiler, Tabea Lakemann, Peter Anti Partey, Regina Schnars and Jann Lay

1169: When fans travel: Determinants and effects of away support in football

Joschka Flintz

1168: What drives right-wing populism in Europe? An empirical analysis

Jens Horbach

1167: The robustness dashboard

Gunther Bensch, Julian Rose, Abel Brodeur and Jörg Peters

1166: Electric bicycles and public transport tickets: Ownership and car use patterns

Nils Christian Hönow, Viola Helmers and Eva H. Yang

1165: The decline of social democratic parties: Yet a matter of economic policy?

Philip Schacht-Picozzi

1164: How are you doing today? Air quality and subjective well-being across time and space in Germany

Almut Balleer, Michael Hirsch and Marvin Nöller

1163: Identifying economic narratives in large text corpora: An integrated approach using large language models

Tobias Schmidt, Kai-Robin Lange, Matthias Reccius, Henrik Müller, Michael W. M. Roos and Carsten Jentsch

1162: The marriage squeeze: Measuring and explaining marriage market dynamics in Sub-Saharan Africa

Christiaan De Swardt and Renate Hartwig

1161: When two quarrel, the third rejoices: Windfall FDI and the early winners of the Russian-Ukrainian war

Maximilian W. Dirks

1160: The German Heating and Housing Panel (GHHP): Survey data for the heating transition from 2021

Manuel Frondel, Kathrin Kaestner, Marielena Krieg and Colin Vance

1159: Green SÖP extended: The Social-Ecological Panel survey 2021

Jana Eßer, Manuel Frondel, Leander Holtz and Colin Vance

1158: Culture, tastes, and market integration: Testing the localized tastes hypothesis

Tomoya Mori and Jens Wrona

1157: Exploratory analysis of crash determinants

Maike Metz-Peeters and Jil-Laurel Patragst

1156: Heterogeneous trends in apartment rental prices

Maike Metz-Peeters and Sven Werenbeck-Ueding

1155: The effect of temperature experiences on climate adaptation policy prioritization: Evidence from the European Union

Jonas Heckenhahn

1154: The RWI Climate-Mobility Panel: Survey data from 2018

Mark Andreas Andor, Nils Christian Hönow, Eva Hümmecke and Eva H. Yang

1153: Children and late-life cognitive health: The role of motherhood penalties

Martin Fischer, Therese Nilsson, Dominika Seblova and Martin Lövdén

1152: Academic cost of student mobility: COVID-19 restrictions as a natural experiment

Luis Rumert

1151: Fixed effects, lagged dependent variables, and bracketing: Cautionary remarks

Matei Demetrescu, Manuel Frondel, Lukas Tomberg and Colin Vance

1150: Energy poverty and health: Micro-level evidence from Germany

Martin Buchner and Miriam Rehm

1149: Formalizing employment in Africa's small firms: Experimental evidence from Côte D'Ivoire

Katharina Fietz, Tabea Lakemann, Bernd Beber, Jan Priebe and Jann Lay

1148: Fostering the acceptance of congestion charges: Experimental evidence for Europe

Manuel Frondel, Viola Helmers and Stephan Sommer

1147: Natural disaster experience does not affect environmental attitudes or prosociality: Evidence from the 2021 flood in Germany

Nils Christian Hönow, Kiran Karki and Maximilian N. Burger

1146: Early- and later-life stimulation: How retirement shapes the effect of education on old-age cognitive abilities

Hendrik Schmitz and Matthias Westphal