The Economic Journal

Volume 124, n° 581, December 2014

• LOEPER Antoine, STEINER Jakub, STEWART Colin - Influential Opinion Leaders, pp. 1147–1167
• FORNI Mario, GAMBETTI Luca, SALA Luca - No News in Business Cycles, pp. 1168–1191
• DENICOLO Vincenzo, ZANCHETTIN Piercarlo - What Causes Over-investment in R&D in Endogenous Growth Models? pp. 1192–1212
• KUHN Peter, MANSOUR Hani - Is Internet Job Search Still Ineffective? pp. 1213–1233
• AKSOY Yunus, BASSO Henrique S. - Liquidity, Term Spreads and Monetary Policy, pp. 1234–1278
• BRÜCKNER Markus, TULADHAR Anita - Local Government Spending Multipliers and Financial Distress: Evidence from Japanese Prefectures, pp. 1279–1316
• JUNG Philip, KUHN Moritz - Labour Market Institutions and Worker Flows: Comparing Germany and the US, pp. 1317–1342
• FRATSCHER Marcel, MEHL Arnaud - China's Dominance Hypothesis and the Emergence of  Tri-polar Global Currency System, pp. 1343–1370
• BEHRENS Kristian, ROBERT-NICOUDA Frédéric - Survival of the Fittest in Cities: Urbanisation and Inequality, pp. 1371–1400

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Volume 124, n° 580, November 2014

Feature: The Fiscal and Welfare Effects of Immigration

• DUSTMANN Christian, FRATTINI Tommaso - The Fiscal and Welfare Effects of Immigration: Introduction, pp. F565–F568
• PRESTON Ian - The Effect of Immigration on Public Finances, pp. F569–F592
• DUSTMANN Christian, FRATTINI Tommaso - The Fiscal Effects of Immigration to the UK, pp. F593–F643
• BRATSBERG Bernt, RAAUM Oddbjørn, ROED Knut - Immigrants, Labour Market Performance and Social Insurance, pp. F644–F683

Feature: The Life-cycle Analysis of Well-being

• CLARK Andrew E. - Son of My Father? The Life-cycle Analysis of Well-being: Introduction,  pp. F684–F687
• FRIJTERS Paul, JOHNSTON David W., SHIELDS Michael A. - Does Childhood Predict Adult Life Satisfaction? Evidence from British Cohort Surveys, pp. F688–F719
• LAYARD Richard, CLARK Andrew E., CORNAGLIA Francesca, POWDTHAVEE Nattavudh, VERNOIT James - What Predicts a Successful Life? A Life-course Model of Well-being, pp. F720–F738   

Article

• GOLSTEYN Bart H.H., GRÖNQVIST Hans, LINDAHL Lena - Adolescent Time Preferences Predict Lifetime Outcomes, pp. F739–F761

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Volume 124, n° 579, September 2014

• BRANDTS Jordi, REYNOLDS Stanley S., SCHRAM Arthur - Pivotal Suppliers and Market Power in Experimental Supply Function Competition, pp. 887–916
• DE GIORGI Giacomo, PELLIZARI Michele - Understanding Social Interactions: Evidence from the Classroom, pp. 917–953
• COMOLA Margherita, FAFCHAMPS Marcel - Testing Unilateral and Bilateral Link Formation, pp. 954–976
• FREDRIKSSON Peter, ÖCKERT Björn - Life-cycle Effects of Age at School Start, pp. 977–1004
• HURKENS Sjaak, LOPEZ Ángel L. - Mobile Termination, Network Externalities and Consumer Expectations, pp. 1005–1039
• HAUK Esther, IMMORDINO Giovanni - Parents, Television and Cultural Change, pp. 1040–1065
• BAUER Christian, LINGENS Jörg - Does Collective Wage Bargaining Restore Efficiency in a Search Model with Large Firms? pp. 1066–1085

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Volume 124, n° 578, August 2014

Feature: The effects of environmental policies in the car sector

• VERBOVEN Frank - The Effects of Environmental Policies in the Car Sector: Introduction, pp. F389–F392
• HUSE Cristian, LUCINDA Claudio - The Market Impact and the Cost of Environmental Policy: Evidence from the Swedish Green Car Rebate, pp. F393–F419
• ADAMOU Adamos, CLERIDES Sofronis, ZACHARIADIS Theodoros - Welfare Implications of Car Feebates: A Simulation Analysis, pp. F420–F443
• D'HAULTFOEUILLE Xavier, GIVORD Pauline, BOUTIN Xavier - The Environmental Effect of Green Taxation: The Case of the French Bonus/Malus, pp. F444–F480
• WOLFF Hendrik - Keep Your Clunker in the Suburb: Low-emission Zones and Adoption of Green Vehicles, pp. F481–F512

Articles

• GILBOA Itzhak, POSTLEWAITE Andrew, SAMUELSON Larry, SCHMEIDLER David - Economic Models as Analogies, pp. F513–F533
• McCORMACK John, PROPPER Carol, SMITH Sarah - Herding Cats? Management and University Performance, pp. F534–F564

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Volume 124, n° 577, June 2014

• BORN Benjamin, EHRMANN Michael, FRATZSCHER Marcel - Central Bank Communication on Financial Stability, pp. 701–734
• CHERCHYE Laurens, DEMUYNCK Thomas, DE ROCK Bram, DE WITTE Kristof - Non-parametric Analysis of Multi-output Production with Joint Inputs, pp. 735–775
• HERWEG Fabian, MÜLLER Daniel - Price Discrimination in Input Markets: Quantity Discounts and Private Information, pp. 776–804
• BRANSTETTER Lee, LIMA Francisco, TAYLOR Lowell J., VENANCIO Ana - Do Entry Regulations Deter Entrepreneurship and Job Creation? Evidence from Recent Reforms in Portugal, pp. 805–832
• BENGTSSON Niklas, ENGSTRÖM Per - Replacing Trust with Control: A Field Test of Motivation Crowd Out Theory, pp. 833–858
• HAHN Franz R. - Culture, Geography and Institutions: Empirical Evidence from Small-scale Banking, pp. 859–886

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Volume 124, n° 576, May 2014

• BLUNDELL Richard - Income Dynamics and Life-cycle Inequality: Mechanisms and Controversies, pp. 289–318 (texte)
• FERNANDEZ Raquel, WONG Joyce Cheng - Divorce Risk, Wages and Working Wives: A Quantitative Life-Cycle Analysis of Female Labour Force Participation, pp. 319–358
• MANSKI Charles F. - Choosing Size of Government Under Ambiguity: Infrastructure Spending and Income Taxation, pp. 359–376
• BLUNDELL Richard, CRAWFORD Claire, JIN Wenchao - What Can Wages and Employment Tell Us about the UK's Productivity Puzzle? pp. 377–407 (texte)
• GREGG Paul, MACHIN Stephen, FERNENDEZ-SALGADO Mariña - Real Wages and Unemployment in the Big Squeeze, pp. 408–432
• PESSOA João Paulo, VAN REENEN  John - The UK Productivity and Jobs Puzzle: Does the Answer Lie in Wage Flexibility? pp. 433–452
• McLAREN Nickn, BANERJEE Ryan N., LATTO David - Using Changes in Auction Maturity Sectors to Help Identify the Impact of QE on Gilt Yields, pp. 453–479
• BELL Brianl, JAITMAN Laura, MACHIN Stephen - Crime Deterrence: Evidence From the London 2011 Riots, pp. 480–506 (texte)
• CRINO Rosario, EPIFANI Paolo - Trade Imbalances, Export Structure and Wage Inequality, pp. 507–539
• BASTEN Christoph, FAGERENG Andreas, TELLE Kjetil - Cash-on-hand and the Duration of Job Search: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Norway, pp. 540–568
• LOOMES Graham, POGREBNA Ganna - Measuring Individual Risk Attitudes when Preferences are Imprecise, pp. 569–593
• PARAKHONYAK Alexei - Oligopolistic Competition and Search Without Priors, pp. 594–606
• MACOURS Karen, VAKIS Renos - Changing Households' Investment Behaviour through Social Interactions with Local Leaders: Evidence from a Randomised Transfer Programme, pp. 607–633
• VON HINKE KESSLER SCHOLDER Stephanie, WEHBY George L., LEWIS Sarah, ZUCCOLO Luisa - Alcohol Exposure In Utero and Child Academic Achievement, pp. 634–667 (text)
• ELLIS Colin, MUMTAZ Haroon, ZABCZYK Pawel - What Lies Beneath? A Time-varying FAVAR Model for the UK Transmission Mechanism, pp. 668–699

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Volume 124, n° 575, March 2014

• COGLEY Timothy, SARGENT Thomas J., TSYRENNIKOV Viktor - Wealth Dynamics in a Bond Economy with Heterogeneous Beliefs, pp. 1–30
• POSTEL-VINAY Fabien, TURON Hélène - The Impact of Firing Restrictions on Labour Market Equilibrium in the Presence of On-the-job Search, pp. 31–61
• CRIXSON Karen, READE J. James - Information and Efficiency: Goal Arrival in Soccer Betting, pp. 62–91
• JIA Ruixue - Weather Shocks, Sweet Potatoes and Peasant Revolts in Historical China, pp. 92–118
• ELLISON Martin, KELLER Godfrey, ROBERTS Kevin, STEVENS Margaret - Unemployment and market size, pp. 119–148
• HETSCHKO Clemens, KNABE Andreas, SCHÖB Ronnie - Changing Identity: Retiring From Unemployment, pp. 149–166
• FACCINI Renato - Reassessing Labour Market Reforms: Temporary Contracts as a Screening Device, pp. 167–200
• COUTTENIER Mathieu, SOUBEYRAN Raphael - Drought and Civil War In Sub-Saharan Africa*, pp. 201–244
• BROWN Alasdair - Information Processing Constraints and Asset Mispricing, pp. 245–268
• DELLAS Harris, FERNANDES Ana - Finance and Competition, pp. 269–288

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Volume 124, n° 574, February 2014

Feature: Incentive pay for executives

• BELL Brian, VAN REENEN John - Bankers and Their Bonuses, pp. F1–F21 (texte)
• GREGORY-SMITH Ian, THOMPSON Steve, WRIGHT Peter W. - CEO Pay and Voting Dissent Before and After the Crisis, pp. F22–F39 (texte)
• GABAIX Xavier, LANDIER Augustin, SAUVAGNAT Julien - CEO Pay and Firm Size: An Update After the Crisis, pp. F40–F59 (texte)
• CONYON Martin J. - Executive Compensation and Board Governance in US Firms, pp.  F60–F89 (texte)
• BRYSON Alex, FORTH John, ZHOU Minghai - Same or Different? The CEO Labour Market in China's Public Listed Companies, pp. F90–F108 (texte)
• GREGORY-SMITH Ian, MAIN Brian G.M., O'REILLY Charles A. - Appointments, Pay and Performance in UK Boardrooms by Gender, pp. F109–F128 (texte)

Feature: Political economy experiments  

• MORTON Rebecca - Political Economy Experiments: Introduction, pp. F129–F130 (texte)
• HERRERA Helios, MORELLI Massimo, PALFREY Thomas - Turnout and Power Sharing pp. F131–F162 (texte)
• MARKUSSEN Thomas, REUBEN Ernesto, TYRAN Jean-Robert - Competition, Cooperation and Collective Choice, pp. F163–F195 (texte)
• KITTEL Bernhard, LUHAN Wolfgang, MORTON Rebecca - Communication and Voting in Multi-party Elections: An Experimental Study, pp. F196–F225 (texte)
• CASON Timothy N., MUI Vai-Lam - Coordinating Resistance Through Communication and Repeated Interaction, pp. F226–F256 (texte)
• DEWAN Torun, HUMPHREYS Macartan, RUBENSON Daniel - The Elements of Political Persuasion: Content, Charisma and Cue, pp. F257–F292 (texte)
• BARTON Jared, CASTILLO Marco, PETRIE Ragan - What Persuades Voters? A Field Experiment on Political Campaigning, pp. F293–F326 (texte)
• COLLIER Paul, VICENTE Pedro C. - Votes and Violence: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Nigeria, pp. F327–F355 (texte)
• VICENTE Pedro C. - Is Vote Buying Effective? Evidence from a Field Experiment in West Africa, pp. F356–F387 (texte)