2020

Belzil, C., Hansen, J. - The evolution of the US family income-schooling relationship and educational selectivity, pp. 841-859.
Bertoni, M., Brunello, G., Cappellari, L. - Who benefits from privileged peers? Evidence from siblings in schools, pp. 893-916.
Gong, Y., Stinebrickner, T., Stinebrickner, R. - Perceived and actual option values of college enrollment, pp. 940-959.
Honoré, B., Jørgensen, T., Paula, Á. de - The informativeness of estimation moments, pp. 797-813.
Huber, M., Hsu, Y.-C., Lee, Y.-Y., Lettry, L. - Direct and indirect effects of continuous treatments based on generalized propensity score weighting, pp. 814-840.
Jin, Y., Okui, R. - Testing for overconfidence statistically: A moment inequality approach, pp. 879-892.
Jochmans, K. - Testing for correlation in error-component models, pp. 860-878.
Petrova, Y., Westerlund, J. - Fixed effects demeaning in the presence of interactive effects in treatment effects regressions and elsewhere, pp. 960-964.
Verdier, V. - Average treatment effects for stayers with correlated random coefficient models of panel data, pp. 917-939.

Boldea O., Drepper B., Gan Z. - Change point estimation in panel data with time-varying individual effects, pp. 712-727.
Carlino G., Drautzburg T. - The role of startups for local labor markets, pp. 751-775.
Chan J.C.C., Eisenstat E., Hou C., Koop G. - Composite likelihood methods for large Bayesian VARs with stochastic volatility, pp. 692-711.
Choi I., Jeong H. - Differencing versus nondifferencing in factor-based forecasting, pp. 728-750.
Dunn R.A., Tefft N.W. - Replicating the Levitt and Porter estimates of drunk driving, pp. 786-796.
Kilian L., Zhou X. - Does drawing down the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve help stabilize oil prices?, pp. 673-691.
Westerlund J. - A cross-section average-based principal components approach for fixed-T panels, pp. 776-785.
Wu J.C., Xia F.D. - Negative interest rate policy and the yield curve, pp. 653-672.

Błażejowski M., Kufel P., Kwiatkowski J. - Model simplification and variable selection: A replication of the UK inflation model by Hendry (2001), pp. 645–652.
Chen Y.-T. - A distributional synthetic control method for policy evaluation, pp. 505–525.
Ejrnæs M., Jørgensen T.H. - Family planning in a life-cycle model with income risk, pp. 567–586.
Fricke H., Frölich M., Huber M., Lechner M. - Endogeneity and non-response bias in treatment evaluation – nonparametric identification of causal effects by instruments, pp. 481–504.
Kaufmann D. - Is deflation costly after all? The perils of erroneous historical classifications, pp. 614–628.
Kejriwal M., Li X., Totty E. - Multidimensional skills and the returns to schooling: Evidence from an interactive fixed-effects approach and a linked survey-administrative data set, pp. 548–566.
Muller P., Klaauw B. van der, Heyma A. - Comparing econometric methods to empirically evaluate activation programs for job seekers, pp. 526–547.
Swanson N.R., Xiong W., Yang X. - Predicting interest rates using shrinkage methods, real-time diffusion indexes, and model combinations, pp. 587–613.
Zhang H., He Q., Jacobsen B., Jiang F. - Forecasting stock returns with model uncertainty and parameter instability, pp. 629–644.

Gori L., Lupi E., Manfredi P., Sodini M. - A contribution to the theory of economic development and the demographic transition : Fertility reversal under the HIV epidemic, pp. 125-155.
Gunes P. M., Tsaneva M. - The effects of teenage childbearing on education, physical health, and mental distress : Evidence from Mexico, pp. 183-206.
Tamura R., Cuberes D. - Equilibrium and efficient fertility with increasing returns to population and endogenous mortality, pp. 157-182.

Carriero A., Clark T. E., Marcellino M. - Assessing international commonality in macroeconomic uncertainty and its effects, pp. 273‑293.
Djogbenou A. A. - Comovements in the real activity of developed and emerging economies: A test of global versus specific international factors, pp. 344‑370.
Harding M., Lamarche C., Pesaran M. H. - Common correlated effects estimation of heterogeneous dynamic panel quantile regression models, pp. 294‑314.
Hecq A., Issler J. V., Telg S. - Mixed causal–noncausal autoregressions with exogenous regressors, pp. 328‑343.
Sakaguchi S. - Estimation of average treatment effects using panel data when treatment effect heterogeneity depends on unobserved fixed effects, pp. 315‑327.

HERRERA Ana María, RANGARAJU Sandeep Kumar - The effect of oil supply shocks on US economic activity: What have we learned?, pp. 141-159
SY Malick, WU Liuren - The shale revolution and shifting crude dynamics, p. 160-175
KOOP Gary, MCINTYRE Stuart, MITCHELL James, POON Aubrey - Regional output growth in the United Kingdom: More timely and higher frequency estimates from 1970, pp. 176-197
ABREVAYA Jason, MURIS Chris - Interval censored regression with fixed effects, pp. 198-216
LAI Hung‐pin, KUMBHAKAR Subal C. - Estimation of a dynamic stochastic frontier model using likelihood‐based approaches, pp. 217-247
HAUTSCH Nikolaus, HERRERA Rodrigo - Multivariate dynamic intensity peaks‐over‐threshold models, pp. 248-272

MORLEY James, WONG Benjamin - Estimating and accounting for the output gap with large Bayesian vector autoregressions image, pp.1-18
CONRAD Christian, KLEEN Onno - Two are better than one: Volatility forecasting using multiplicative component GARCH‐MIDAS models image, pp. 19-45
THIELE Stephen - Modeling the conditional distribution of financial returns with asymmetric tails image, pp. 46-60
GROSS Christian, SIKLOS Pierre L. - Analyzing credit risk transmission to the nonfinancial sector in Europe: A network approachimage, pp. 61-81
GUERRIERI Luca, HENDERSON Dale, KIM Jinill - Interpreting shocks to the relative price of investment with a two‐sector modelimage, pp. 82-98
STARTZ Richard - The next hundred years of growth and convergence image, pp. 99-113
CHAMPAGNE Julien, POULIN‐BELLISLE Guillaume, SEKKEL Rodrigo - Introducing the Bank of Canada staff economic projections database
ZHOU Xiaoqing - Refining the workhorse oil market model, pp. 130-140

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