Journal issues

Employer cooperation, productivity and wages: new evidence from inter-firm formal network agreements, by Francesco Devicienti,  Elena Grinza,  Alessandro Manello,  Davide Vannoni

Staff engagement, co-workers' complementarity and employee retention: evidence from English NHS hospitals, by Giuseppe Moscelli,  Melisa Sayli,  Marco Mello,  Alberto Vesperoni

The impact of a minimum wage increase on hours worked: heterogeneous effects by gender and sector, by Paul Redmond,  Seamus McGuinness

Firms' margins of adjustment to wage growth: the case of Italian collective bargaining, by Francesco Devicienti,  Bernardo Fanfani

Why gender norms matter, by Ryo Sakamoto,  Miki Kohara

Monetary policy communication shocks and the macroeconomy, by Robert Goodhead,  Benedikt Kolb

Export policy cooperation in a pandemic: the good, the bad and the hopeful, by Gerda Dewit,  Dermot Leahy

Trust and accountability in times of crisis, by Monica Martinez-Bravo,  Carlos Sanz

Deterrent effects of targeted sanctions by mainland China on Taiwan: evidence from 2021–2 sanction events, by Fengze Han,  Runliang Li,  Sen Ma,  Tzu-Chang Forrest Cheng

The right to counsel: criminal prosecution in 19th century London, by Bryan C. McCannon,  Zachary Porreca

Combating trade-related fraud: do the Financial Action Task Force recommendations bite? By Sami Bensassi,  Arisyi F. Raz

 CORRECTION

Correction to ‘Recent trends in firm-level total factor productivity in the UK: new measures, new puzzles’

Correction to ‘What if? The macroeconomic and distributional effects for Germany of a stop of energy imports’

What if? The macroeconomic and distributional effects for Germany of a stop of energy imports from Russia, by Rüdiger Bachmann,  David Baqaee,  Christian Bayer,  Moritz Kuhn,  Andreas Löschel,  Benjamin Moll,  Andreas Peichl,  Karen Pittel,  Moritz Schularick

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Benjamin Moll is the Sir John Hicks Professor of Economics at the LSE. David Baqaee was an Asst. Prof. of Economics at the LSE. Moritz Schularick obtained his MSc from the LSE.

 More dads at home, more girls in maths-intensive studies? Evidence from a parental leave reform, by Sara Mikkelsen,  Noemi Peter

 Hours of work and the long-run effects of in-work transfers, by David Goll,  Robert Joyce,  Tom Waters

 Goods market desirability of minimum wages, by Rui Pan,  Dao-Zhi Zeng

 Wage–price spirals: what is the historical evidence? By Jorge Alvarez,  John Christopher Bluedorn,  Niels-Jakob Hansen,  Youyou Huang,  Evgenia Pugacheva,  Alexandre Sollaci

Recent trends in firm-level total factor productivity in the UK: new measures, new puzzles, by Diane Coyle,  John McHale,  Ioannis Bournakis,  Jen-Chung Mei

Did COVID-19 induce a reallocation wave? By Agostino Consolo,  Filippos Petroulakis

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Filippos Petroulakis obtained his MSc from the LSE.

Corporate culture as a theory of the firm, by Gary B. Gorton,  Alexander K. Zentefis

The regional economics of mineral resource wealth in Africa, by Zareh Asatryan,  Thushyanthan Baskaran,  Carlo Birkholz,  Patrick Hufschmidt

Export competition with China and firms' coping strategies, by Katariina Nilsson Hakkala,  Yao Pan

 Economic and financial integration, capital controls, and risk sharing, by Michael Donadelli,  Ivan Gufler

The determinants of trust: findings from large, representative samples in six OECD countries, by Roxanne Kovacs,  Maurice Dunaiski,  Matteo M. Galizzi,  Gianluca Grimalda,  Rafael Hortala-Vallve,  Fabrice Murtin,  Louis Putterman

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Rafael Hortala-Vallve is a Professor in the Department of Government at the LSE. Matteo M. Galizzi is an Associate Professor at the LSE.

Endogenous monitoring through voluntary reporting in an infinitely repeated prisoner's dilemma game: experimental evidence, by Kenju Kamei,  Artem Nesterov

Extending the formal state: the case of Pakistan's Frontier Crimes Regulation, by Michael Callen,  Saad Gulzar,  Arman Rezaee,  Jacob N. Shapiro

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Michael Callen is an Associate Professor at the LSE.

Measuring maternal autonomy and its effect on child nutrition in rural India, by Wiji Arulampalam,  Anjor Bhaskar,  Nisha Srivastava

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Wiji Arulampalam obtained her PhD from the LSE.

 Do management practices matter in further education?By Sandra McNally,  Luis Schmidt,  Anna Valero

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Anna Valero is a distinguished Policy fellow at CEP and Deputy Director of POID and associate at GRI. Sandra McNally is Director of the Education and Skills Programme at the CEP. Luis Schmidt-Rivera is a Researcher at STICERD.

 Beyond cultural norms: how does historical rice farming affect modern firms' family control? By Chenchen Fan,  Mingming Jiang,  Bo Zhang

How the wellbeing function varies with age: the importance of income, health and social relations over the lifecycle, byJürgen Bitzer,  Erkan Gören,  Heinz Welsch

 Follow the leader? The long-run interaction between public and private sector wage growth in the UK, by Peter Dolton, Arno Hantzsche

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Peter Dolton is a senior Fellow at the CEP, LSE.

 Unequal ground: oil booms and income inequality in the USA, by Loujaina Abdelwahed, Cole Campbell

 Debt, deficits and interest rates, by Christopher D. Cotton

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Christopher David Cotton obtained his BSc from the LSE.

Neighbourhood labour structure, lockdown policies, and the uneven spread of COVID-19: within-city evidence from England, by Carlo Corradini,  Jesse Matheson,  Enrico Vanino

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Enrico Vanino is affiliated to the Department of Geography and Environment of the LSE.

 The effect of school grants on test scores: experimental evidence from Mexico, by Mauricio Romero,  Juan Bedoya,  Monica Yanez-Pagans,  Marcela Silveyra,  Rafael de Hoyos

 From unobserved to observed preference heterogeneity: a revealed preference methodology, by Laurens Cherchye,  Dieter Saelens,  Reha Tuncer

 Ex ante transparency and corruption by networks, by Mehmet Bac

 Forecasting the UK top 1% income share in a shifting world, by Jennifer L. Castle,  Jurgen A. Doornik,  David F. Hendry

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. David Forbes Hendry received his MSc and PhD from the LSE.

Austerity and elections, by Alberto Alesina,  Gabriele Ciminelli,  Davide Furceri,  Giorgio Saponaro

Fading choice: transport costs and variety in consumer goods, by Jan Willem Gunning,  Pramila Krishnan,  Andualem T. Mengistu

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Andualem Mengistu is a researcher at the IGC, LSE.

Pandemic distress and anti-immigration sentiments, by Gianmarco Daniele,  Andrea F. M. Martinangeli,  Francesco Passarelli,  Willem Sas,  Lisa Windsteiger

Social organizations and political institutions: why China and Europe diverged, by Joel Mokyr,  Guido Tabellini

Endogenous property rights and the nature of the firm, by Carmine Guerriero,  Giuseppe Pignataro

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Carmine Guerriero completed his MSc at the LSE.

Hyperbolic discounting and state-dependent commitment, by Takayuki Ogawa,  Hiroaki Ohno

On the inefficiency of non-competes in low-wage labour markets, by Tristan Potter,  Bart Hobijn,  André Kurmann

Do wages underestimate the inequality in workers' rewards? The joint distribution of job quality and wages across occupations, by Andrew E. Clark,  Maria Cotofan,  Richard Layard

 This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Maria Cotofan is a research Associate at the CEP. Andrew E. Clark obtained his mSc and PhD from the LSE and is a research Associate at the CEP. Richard layard is the Founder-Director at the CEP and is the co-Director of the Centre's programme on Community Wellbeing.

The welfare effects of time reallocation: evidence from Daylight Saving Time, by Joan Costa-Font,  Sarah Fleche,  Ricardo Pagan

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Joan Costa-Font obtained his MSc from the LSE and is a Professor of Economics at the LSE. Sarah Flèche is an Associate at the CEP, LSE. Ricardo Pagan was a visiting Professor at the LSE from 2014–2019.

The role of firm-to-firm relationships in exporter dynamics, by Davide Rigo

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Davide Rigo is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the LSE.

Economic insecurity and the demand for populism in Europe, by L. Guiso,  H. Herrera,  M. Morelli,  T. Sonno

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Tommaso Sonno obtained his PhD from the LSE and is a CEP Associate. luigi Guiso obtained his MSc from the LSE and is a fellow at the CEP.

Exchange rates and political uncertainty: the Brexit case, by Paolo Manasse,  Graziano Moramarco,  Giulio Trigilia

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Paolo Manasse obtained his MSc and PhD from the LSE.

The wage curve after the Great Recession, by David Blanchflower,  Alex Bryson,  Jackson Spurling

 This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series. Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Alex Bryson obtained his MSc from the LSE.

Market power and monetary policy transmission, by Romain Duval,  Davide Furceri,  Raphaël Lee,  Marina M. Tavares

Consumption and time use responses to unemployment: Implications for the lifecycle model, by Jim Been,  Eduard Suari-Andreu,  Marike Knoef and Rob Alessie

Export-platform foreign direct investment and trade policy uncertainty: Evidence from brexit, by Nicolò Tamberi

Driver's licences for undocumented immigrants and post-mortem organ donation, by Tianyuan Luo and Cesar L. Escalante

Healthy climate, healthy bodies: Optimal fuel taxation and physical activity, by Inge van den Bijgaart,  David Klenert,  Linus Mattauch and Simona Sulikova

Stigma and take-up of labour market assistance: Evidence from two field experiments, by Adam Osman,  Jamin D. Speer

Evaluating compliance gains of expanding tax enforcement Knut Løyland,  Oddbjørn Raaum,  Gaute Torsvik and  Arnstein Øvrum

Effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence in Los Angeles, by Amalia R. Miller,  Carmit Segal and Melissa K. Spencer

Risk aversion and favourite–longshot bias in a competitive fixed-odds betting market, by Karl Whelan

What drives the substitutability between native and foreign workers? Evidence about the role of language, by Elena Gentili and Fabrizio Mazzonna

Bank ownership and firm performance, by Pavel Chakraborty

The real side of stock market exuberance: bubbles, output and productivity at the industry level, by Francisco Queirós

Market concentration and the relative demand for college-educated labour, by Anders Akerman 

When populists deliver on their promises: the electoral effects of a large cash transfer programme in Poland, by Jan Gromadzki,  Katarzyna Sałach and Michał Brzeziński

Accounting for the role of investment frictions in recessions, by Fernando del Río and Francisco-Xavier Lores 

Investor beliefs about transformative innovations under uncertainty, by Johannes Binswanger,  Anja Garbely and Manuel Oechslin

Productivity dispersion, wage dispersion and superstar firms, by Yannick Bormans and  Angelos Theodorakopoulos

Retail pricing format and rigidity of regular prices, by Sourav Ray,  Avichai Snir and Daniel Levy

Migrants and imports: Evidence from Dutch firms, by Aksel Erbahar and Ömer Tarık Gençosmanoğlu

Intra-EU migration, public transfers and assimilation, by Eduard Suari-Andreu and Olaf van Vliet

Are political and economic integration intertwined? By Bernt Bratsberg, Giovanni Facchini, Tommaso Frattini, and Anna Cecilia Rosso

Consequences of inconvenient information: Evidence from sentencing disparities, by Michal Šoltés

Buddha's grace illuminates all: Temple destruction, school construction and modernization in 20th century China, by Shaoda Wang and Boxiao Zhang

The taxman cometh: Pathways out of a low-capacity trap in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, by Jonathan L. Weigel and Elie Kabue Ngindu

Heterogeneous predictive association of CO2 with global warming, by Liang Chen,  Juan J. Dolado,  Jesús Gonzalo and  Andrey Ramos

Intellectual property and the organization of the global value chain, by Stefano Bolatto,  Alireza Naghavi,  Gianmarco Ottaviano and Katja Zajc Kejžar

The importance of political selection for bureaucratic effectiveness, by James Habyarimana,  Stuti Khemani and Thiago Scot

Accounting for the slowdown in UK innovation and productivity, by Peter Goodridge and Jonathan Haskel

Diagnosing the UK productivity slowdown: which sectors matter and why? By Diane Coyle and Jen-Chung Mei

‘Good jobs’, training and skilled immigration, by Andrew Mountford and Jonathan Wadsworth

The effect of child allowances on female labour supply: evidence from Israel, by Yuval Mazar and Yaniv Reingewertz

Firm-specific pay premiums and the gender wage gap in Europe, by Jan-Luca Hennig and Balazs Stadler

The UK gender pay gap: Does firm size matter? By Melanie Jones and  Ezgi Kaya

Children's social care and early intervention policy: Evidence from sure start, by Dan Anderberg and Christina Olympiou

Beyond windfall gains: The redistribution of apprenticeship costs and vocational education of care workers, by Eric Schuss

Global banking, financial spillovers and macroprudential policy coordination, by Pierre-Richard Agénor,  Timothy P. Jackson and Luiz A. Pereira da Silva

Seeking shelter in times of crisis? unemployment, perceived job insecurity and trade union membership, by Adrian Chadi and Laszlo Goerke

Taxes, subsidies and gender gaps in hours
and wages by Robert Duval-Hernández, Lei Fang and L. Rachel Ngai

Network-based appointments and board
diversity, by Marie Lalanne

Female labour, status and decision power, by Catherine Bros, Véronique Gille and François Maniquet

Presenteeism when employers are under
pressure: evidence from a high-stakes
environment, by Mario Lackner and Hendrik Sonnabend 

The impact of place-based policies on
interpersonal income inequality, by Giuseppe Albanese, Guglielmo Barone and Guido de Blasio

A micro perspective on r > g, by Roberto Iacono and Elisa Palagi

An imperfect wealth tax and employment in
closely held firms, by Marie Bjørneby, Simen Markussen and Knut Røed

The long-run investment effect of taxation
in OECD countries, by Jakob B. Madsen, Antonio Minniti and Francesco Venturini

Support for small businesses amid COVID-19, by Charles A.E. Goodhart, Dimitrios P. Tsomocos and Xuan Wang

Exponential growth bias in the prediction of
COVID-19 spread and economic expectation, by Ritwik Banerjee and Priyama Majumdar

Artificial intelligence adoption in a
competitive market, Joshua S. Gans

Advanced Technologies and Worker Voice, by Filippo Belloc, Gabriel Burdin and Fabio Landini

Rising Longevity, Increasing the Retirement Age, and the Consequences for Knowledge-based Long-run Growth, by Michael Kuhn and Klaus Prettner

The Midlife Crisis, by Osea Giuntella, Sally McManus, Redzo Mujcic, Andrew J. Oswald, Nattavudh Powdthavee and Ahmed Tohamy

The Distributional Effect of Trade on the CEO Market, by Juan A. Correa, Francisco Parro and Rafael Sánchez

The Impact of Non-tariff Barriers on Trade and Welfare, by Swati Dhingra, Rebecca Freeman and Hanwei Huang

Non-standard Employment and Rent-sharing, by Kyoji Fukao, Cristiano Perugini and Fabrizio Pompei

Migration and Imitation, by Olena Ivus, Alireza Naghavi and Larry D. Qiu

Liquidity Requirements, Bank Deposits and Financial Development, by Nicola Limodio and Francesco Strobbe

Insuring Replaceable Possessions, by David de Meza and Diane Reyniers

The Social Planning Problem with Costly Information Processing: Towards Understanding Production Decisions in Centralized Economies, by  Dominik Naeher

Algorithmic Leviathan or Individual Choice: Choosing Sanctioning Regimes in the Face of Observational Error, by Thomas Markussen, Louis Putterman and Liangjun Wang

Parental Childcare with Process Benefits, by Sam Cosaert and Veerle Hennebel

Correction to “Training, Recruitment, and Outplacement as Endogenous Adverse Selection”, by Heski Bar-Isaac and Clare Leaver

Structural Transformation of Occupation Employment, by Georg Duernecker and Berthold Herrendorf

The 15-Hour Week: Keynes’s Prediction Revisited, by Nicholas Crafts

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series.  Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Nicholas Crafts is Emeritus Professor at the University of Warwick. He was a Professor of Economic History at the LSE from 1995–2005.

Rising Stars: Expert Reviews and Reputational Yardsticks in the Research Excellence Framework, by Erich Battistin and Marco Ovidi

Training, Recruitment, and Outplacement as Endogenous Adverse Selection, by Heski Bar-Isaac and Clare Leaver

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series.  Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Heski Bar-Isaac is the Distinguished Professor of Economics and Finance, and Area Coordinator Economic Analysis and Policy Area, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. He obtained his MSc and PhD from the LSE.

Gender Differences in STEM Persistence after Graduation, by Judith M. Delaney and Paul J. Devereux

Turning a ‘Blind Eye’? Compliance with Minimum Wage Standards and Employment, by Andrea Garnero and Claudio Lucifora

The Impact of Centre-based Childcare on Non-cognitive Skills of Young Children, by Greta Morando and Lucinda Platt

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series.  Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty. Lucinda Platt has been a Professor of Social Policy and Sociology, Department of Social Policy at the LSE since 2013.

Ethnic- Diversity, Social Norms and Elite Capture: Theory and Evidence from Indonesia, by Anirban Mitra and Sarmistha Pal

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series.  Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty.
Sarmistha Pal is a Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Surrey. She graduated with a PhD in economics from the LSE in 1995.

Investment Strategies and Corporate Behaviour with Socially Responsible Investors: A Theory of Active Ownership, by Christian Gollier and Sébastien Pouget

Financial Market Globalization, Deglobalization Policies and Growth, by Wai-Hong Ho

Volume 89/ Issue 355/ July 2022

Job Creation in Colombia Versus the USA: ‘Up-or-out Dynamics’ Meet ‘The Life Cycle of Plants’, by  Marcela Eslava, John Haltiwanger and Álvaro Pinzón

Military Conscription, Sexist Attitudes and Intimate Partner Violence, by M. Amelia Gibbons and Martín A. Rossi

Negative Trade Shocks and Gender Inequality: Evidence from the USA, by Ishan Ghosh, Mario Larch, Irina Murtazashvili and Yoto V. Yotov

Jobs, Crime and Votes: A Short-run Evaluation of the Refugee Crisis in Germany, by Markus Gehrsitz and Martin Ungerer

Information Provision and Postgraduate Studies, by Jan Berkes, Frauke Peter, C. Katharina Spiess and Felix Weinhardt

Assortative Learning, by Jan Eeckhout and Xi Weng

 Jan Eeckhout is ICREA research professor of Economics at UPF Barcelona. Jan graduated from the LSE in 1998 with a PhD in Economics. Jan also lectured at the LSE from 1996 – 1997.  

Do Sticky Wages Matter? New Evidence from Matched Firm Survey and Register Data, by Anne Kathrin Funk and Daniel Kaufmann

An Index Measuring State Capacity, 1789 –2018, by Colin O’Reilly and Ryan H. Murphy

Pricing Behaviour and Menu Costs in Multi-product Firms, by Wilko Letterie and Øivind A. Nilsen

On the Gains from Tradable Benefi ts-in-kind: Evidence for Workfare in India, by Martin Ravallion

This paper is part of the Economica 100 Series.  Economica, the LSE “house journal” is now 100 years old. To commemorate this achievement, we are publishing 100 papers by former students, as well as current and former faculty.
Martin Ravallion holds the inaugural Edmond D. Villani Chair of Economics at Georgetown University. Martin graduated from the LSE with an MSc in 1978 and a PhD in Economics in 1981. Martin also lectured at the LSE from 1978–1981.

 Volume 89/ Issue S1/ June 2022

Editorial, by Timothy Besley, Wouter Denhaan, Maitreesh Ghatak, Daniel Gottlieb, Stephen Machin, Henry Overman and Noam Yuchtman

Obedience in the Labour Market and Social Mobility: A Socioeconomic Approach, by Daron Acemoglu

Men are from Mars, and Women Too: A Bayesian Meta-analysis of Overconfi dence Experiments, by Oriana Bandiera, Nidhi Parekh, Barbara Petrongolo and Michelle Rao

Gender and Psychological Pressure in Competitive Environments: A Laboratory-based Experiment, by Alison L. Booth and Patrick Nolen

Gay Politics Goes Mainstream: Democrats, Republicans and Same-sex Relationships, by Raquel Fernández and Sahar Parsa

Suburbanization in the USA, 1970--2010, by Stephen J. Redding

The Second World War, Inequality and the Social Contract in Britain, by Leander Heldring, James A. Robinson and Parker Whitfill

Inequality, Redistribution and Wage Progression, by Richard Blundell

Do Nudges Reduce Borrowing and Consumer Confusion in the Credit Card Market? By Paul Adams, Benedict Guttman-Kenney, Lucy Hayes, Stefan Hunt, David Laibson and Neil Stewart

Modelling the Great Recession as a Bank Panic: Challenges, by Lawrence Christiano, Husnu Dalgic and Xiaoming Li

Microfinance and Diversification, by Oriana Bandiera, Robin Burgess, Erika Deserranno, Ricardo Morel, Imran Rasul, Munshi Sulaiman and Jack Thiemel 

 Volume 84/ Issue 354/ April 2022

Rainfall, Agricultural Output and Persistent Democratization, by Antonio Ciccone, Adilzhan Ismailov

Gentrification and the Rising Returns to Skill, by Lena Edlund, Cecilia Machado, Maria Sviatschi

The Weak State Trap, by Leopoldo Fergusson, Carlos A. Molina, James A. Robinson

Trust and Law in Credit Markets, by Koji Asano

Measuring Judicial Sentiment: Methods and Application to US Circuit Courts, by Elliott Ash, Daniel L. Chen, Sergio Galletta

Incorporated in Westminster: Channels and Returns to Political Connection in the United Kingdom, by Colin P. Green, Swarnodeep Homroy

Gender Identity and Quality of Employment, by Estefanía Galván

Missing Men: Second World War Casualties and Structural Change, by Christoph Eder

The Effects of Firing Costs on Labour Market Dynamics, by Armando Näf, Yannic Stucki, Jacqueline Thomet

Incentives to Eat Healthily: Evidence from a Grocery Store Field Experiment, by John A. List, Anya Samek, Terri Zhu

 Volume 89/ January 2022/ Issue 353

The Impact of Sanctions for Young Welfare Recipients on Transitions to Work and Wages, and on Dropping Out, by Gerard J. van den Berg, Arne Uhlendorff, Joachim Wolff

Marriage Market Counterfactuals Using Matching Models, by Arnaud Dupuy, Simon Weber

Gravity Estimations with Interval Data: Revisiting the Impact of Free Trade Agreements, by Peter H. Egger, Mario Larch, Yoto V. Yotov

Macroeconomic Effects of the Anticipation and Implementation of Tax Changes in Germany: Evidence from a Narrative Account, by Désirée I. Christofzik, Angela Fuest, Robin Jessen

Evaluating the Impact of Entrepreneurship Edutainment in Egypt: An Experimental Approach, by Ghada Barsoum, Bruno Crépon, Drew Gardiner, Bastien Michel, William Parienté

Does Rosie Like Riveting? Male and Female Occupational Choices, by Grace Lordan, Jörn-Steffen Pischke

New Evidence on Disability Benefit Claims in Britain: The Role of Health and the Local Labour Market, by Jennifer Roberts, Karl Taylor

Voting Up? The Effects of Democracy and Franchise Extension on Human Stature, by Alberto Batinti, Joan Costa-Font, Timothy J. Hatton

Bribes and Bureaucracy Size: The Strategy of Watering Down Corruption, by Maurizio Caserta, Livio Ferrante, Francesco Reito

Audits and Government Hiring Practices, by Maximiliano Lauletta, Martín A. Rossi, Christian A. Ruzzier