University of Tübingen Working Papers in Business and Economics

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58: Migration and dynamics: How a leakage of human capital lubricates the engine of economic growth

Gerhard Sorger, Oded Stark and Yong Wang

57: Board directors' preferences: What are good aggregation rules?

Mihael Duran

56: Stressful integration

Oded Stark

55: Monetary policy and hysteresis in potential output

Daniel Kienzler and Kai Schmid

54: The evolution and sustainability of seasonal migration from Poland to Germany: From the dusk of the 19th century to the dawn of the 21st century

Ewa Kepinska and Oded Stark

53: Icebergs versus tariffs: A quantitative perspective on the gains from trade

Gabriel Felbermayr, Benjamin Jung and Mario Larch

52: Back to the 'normal' level of human-capital driven growth? A note on early numeracy in Korea, China and Japan, 1550 - 1800

Joerg Baten and Kitae Sohn

51: Employment, partnership and childbearing decisions of German women and men: A simultaneous hazards approach

Markus Niedergesäss

50: Offshoring domestic jobs

Hartmut Egger, Udo Kreickemeier and Jens Wrona

49: International migration, human capital formation, and saving

Oded Stark and Agnieszka Dorn

48: EMU, the changing role of public debt and the revival of sovereign credit risk perception

Kai Schmid and Michael Schmidt

47: Income redistribution going awry: The reversal power of the concern for relative deprivation

Oded Stark and Gerhard Sorger

46: Co-national and transnational networks in international migration to Spain

Nina Neubecker and Marcel Smolka

45: Do family ties with those left behind intensify or weaken migrants' assimilation?

Oded Stark and Agnieszka Dorn

44: Creativity, analytical skills, personality traits, and innovative capability: A lab experiment

Werner Güth, Kerstin Pull and Manfred Stadler

43: Strategic delegation in price competition

Werner Güth, Kerstin Pull and Manfred Stadler

42: Migration networks as a response to financial constraints: Onset and endogenous dynamics

Oded Stark and Marcin Jakubek

41: Tariffs and welfare in new trade theory models

Gabriel Felbermayr, Benjamin Jung and Mario Larch

40: Engines of growth: Education and innovation

Manfred Stadler

39: Resolving sovereign debt crises: Opening or closing the tap?

Wilhelm Kohler

38: Employer sanctions, and the welfare of native workers

Oded Stark and Marcin Jakubek

37: Do better capitalized banks lend less? Long-run panel evidence from Germany

Claudia Buch and Esteban Prieto

36: Trade and the environment: The role of firm heterogeneity

Udo Kreickemeier and Philipp Richter

35: Networks and selection in international migration to Spain

Nina Neubecker, Marcel Smolka and Anne Steinbacher

34: Factor shares and income inequality - Empirical evidence from Germany 2002 - 2008

Martin Adler and Kai Schmid

33: The home market effect, regional inequality, and intra-industry reallocations

Gabriel Felbermayr and Benjamin Jung

32: Putting currency misalignment into gravity: The currency union effect reconsidered

Jan Hogrefe, Benjamin Jung and Wilhelm K. Kohler

31: A back-door brain drain

Oded Stark and Łukasz Byra

30: Unilateral trade liberalization in the Melitz model: A note

Gabriel Felbermayr and Benjamin Jung

29: Women Count: Gender (in-)equalities in the human capital development in Asia, 1900-60

Julia Friesen, Joerg Baten and Valeria Prayon

28: Policy responses to a dark side of the integration of regions

Oded Stark

27: On the human capital of Inca Indios before and after the Spanish conquest: Was there a "pre-colonial legacy"?

Dácil-Tania Juif and Joerg Baten

26: Duration dependence, lagged duration dependence, and occurrence dependence in individual employment histories

Markus Niedergesäss

25: Integration, social distress, and policy formation

Oded Stark

24: Stock return autocorrelations revisited: A quantile regression approach

Dirk Baur, Thomas Dimpfl and Robert Jung

23: Trade, wages, and profits

Hartmut Egger, Peter Egger and Udo Kreickemeier

22: Differential migration prospects, skill formation, and welfare

Oded Stark and Roman Zakharenko

21: A concern about low relative income, and the alignment of utilitarianism with egalitarianism

Oded Stark, Martyna Kobus and Marcin Jakubek

20: Growth effects of 19th century mass migrations: "Fome Zero" for Brazil

Yvonne Stolz, Joerg Baten and Tarcísio Botelho

19: Why foreign ownership may be good for you

Hartmut Egger and Udo Kreickemeier

18: Can Internet search queries help to predict stock market volatility?

Thomas Dimpfl and Stephan Jank

17: Exchange of private demand information by simultaneous signaling

Manfred Stadler

16: Risk and the role of collateral in debt renegotiation

Werner Neus and Manfred Stadler

15: Is population growth conducive to the sustainability of cooperation?

Oded Stark and Marcin Jakubek

14: Intrafirm conflicts and interfirm competition

Werner Güth, Kerstin Pull and Manfred Stadler

13: Managerial versus production wages: Offshoring, country size and endowments

Sebastian Benz and Wilhelm Kohler

12: Offshoring tasks, yet creating jobs?

Wilhelm Kohler and Jens Wrona

11: Individual attitudes towards trade: Stolper-Samuelson revisited

Ina C. Jäkel and Marcel Smolka

10: The merger of populations, the incidence of marriages, and aggregate unhappiness

Oded Stark, Franz Rendl and Marcin Jakubek

9: The prospect of migration, sticky wages, and 'educated unemployment'

C. Simon Fan and Oded Stark

8: The optimal structure of commodity taxation in a monopoly with tax avoidance or evasion

Laszlo Goerke

7: The effect of occupation-specific brain drain on human capital

Nina Heuer

6: On the economic architecture of the workplace: repercussions of social comparisons amongst heterogeneous workers

Walter Hyll and Oded Stark

5: International trade, union wage premia, and welfare in general equilibrium

Udo Kreickemeier and Frode Meland

4: What makes us want to have more than others? Explaining relative consumption effects of public and private goods

Inga Hillesheim and Mario Mechtel

3: Endogenous selection of comparison groups, human capital formation, and tax policy

Walter Hyll, Oded Stark and Yong Wang

2: Electoral Cycles in Active Labor Market Policies

Mario Mechtel and Niklas Potrafke

1: Two-way migration between similar countries

Udo Kreickemeier and Jens Wrona