Journal of the European Economic Association

BENJAMIN Daniel J., BROWN Sebastian A., SHAPIRO Jesse M. - Who is behavioral? Cognitive ability and anomalous preferences, pp. 1231-1255
GIAVAZZI Francesco, SCHIANTARELLI Fabio, SERAFINELLI Michel - Attitudes, policies and work, pp. 1256-1289
BOMMIER Antoine - Life-cycle preferences revisited, pp. 1290-1319
MICHAU Jean-Baptiste - Unemployment insurance and cultural transmission: Theory and application to european unemployment, pp. 1320-1347
ANTUNES António A., CAVALCANTI Tiago V. - The welfare gains of financial liberalization: Capital accumulation and heterogeneity, pp. 1348-1381
HUBER John D., TING Michael M. - Redistribution, pork and elections, pp. 1382-1403
MOEN Espen R., ROSEN Åsa - On-the-job search and moral hazard, pp. 1404-1431
CHAMBERS Robert G., MALKONYAN Tigran A. - Food scares in an uncertain world, pp. 1432-1456

GALI Jordi - Notes for a new guide to keynes (I): Wages, aggregate demand, and employment, pp. 973-1003
SAINT-PAUL Gilles - Economic science and political influence, pp. 1004-1031
BLANCHARD Olivier J., RIGGI Marianna - Why are the 2000s so different from the 1970s? A structural interpretation of changes in the macroeconomic effects of oil prices, pp. 1032-1052
DEBORTOLI Davide, NUNES Ricardo - Lack of commitment and the level of debt, pp. 1053-1078
BANDIERA Oriana, BARANKAY Iwan, RASUL Imran - Team incentives: Evidence from a firm level experiment, pp. 1079-1114
GORODNICHENKO Yuriy, SCHNITZER Monika - Financial constraints and innovation: Why poor countries don't catch up, pp. 1115-1152
ANDREWS Martyn J., BRADLEY Steve, STOTT Dave, UPWARD Richard - Estimating the stock-flow matching model using micro data, pp. 1153-1177
FUNK Patricia, GATHMANN Christina - How do electoral systems affect fiscal policy? Evidence form cantonal parliaments, 1890-2000, pp. 1178-1203
SERRA-GARCIA Marta, VAN DAMME Eric, POTTERS Jan - Lying about waht you know or about what you do? pp. 1204-1229

BARTLING Björn, FEHR Ernst, SCHMIDT Klaus M. - JEEA-FBBVA Lecture 2012: Use and abuse of authority: A behavioral foundation of the empoyment relation, pp. 711-742
SEGAL Carmit - Misbehavior, education, and labor market outcomes, pp. 743-779
KRAMARZ Francis, THESMAR David - Social networks in the boardroom, pp. 780-807
YAKOVLEV Evgeny, ZHUEAVSKAYA Ekaterina - The unequal enforcement of liberalization: Evidence from Russia's reform of business regulation, pp. 808-838
FALK Armin, MEIER Stephan, ZEHNDER Christian - Do lab experiments misrepresent social references? The case of self-selected student samples, pp. 839-852
KUBE Sebastian, MARECHAL Michel André, PUPPE Clemens - Do wage cuts damage work morale? Evidence from a natural field experiment, pp. 853-870
LILEEVA Alla, VAN BIESEBROECK Johannes - Outsourcing when investments are specific and interrelated, pp. 871-896
DIONNE Georges, MICHAUD Pierre-Carl, DAHCHOUR Maki - Separating moral hazard from adverse selection and learning in automobile insurance: Longitudinal evidence from France, pp. 897-917
MELLY Blaise, PUHANI Patrick A. - Do public ownership and lack of competition matter for wages and employment? Evidence from personnel records of a privatized firm, pp. 918-944
JACOBSON Tor, LINDE Jesper, ROSZBACH Kasper - Firm default and aggregate fluctuations, pp. 945-972

KRUPKA Erin L., WEBER Roberto A. - Identifying social norms using coordination games: Why does dictator game sharing vary? pp. 495–524
FISCHBACHER Urs, FÖLLMI-HEUSI Franziska - Lies in disguise - an experimental study on cheating, pp. 525-547
GÄCHTER Simon, NOSENZO Daniele, SEFTON Martin - Peer effects in pro-social behavior: social norms or social preferences? pp. 548-573
CAPPELEN Alexander W., MOENE Karl O., SORENSEN Erik O., TUNGODDEN Bertil - Needs versus entitlements - An international fairness experiment, pp. 574-598
DAL BO Ernesto, TERVIÖ Marko - Self-esteem, moral capital and wrongdoing, pp. 599-663
FELLNER Gerlinde, SAUSGRUBER Rupert, TRAXLER Christian - Testing enforcement strategies in the field: Threat, moral appeal and social information, pp. 634-660
PRUCKNER Gerald J., SAUSGRUBER Rupert - Honesty on the streets: A field study on newspaper purchasing, pp. 661-679
COSTA Dora L., KAHN Matthew E. - Energy conservation "Nudges" and environmentalist ideology evidence from a randomized residential electricity field experiment, pp. 680-702

YARED Pierre - Public debt under limited private credit, pp. 229-245
STRULIK Holger - School attendance and child labor - a model of collective behavior, pp. 246-277
HALLA Martin - The effect of joint custody on family outcomes, pp. 278-315
VARTIAINEN Hannu - Auction design without commitment, pp. 316-342
MICHELLACCI Claudio, SCHIVARDI Fabiano - Does idiosyncratic business risk matter for growth? pp. 343–368
GAGLIARDUCCI Stefano, NANNICINI Tommaso - Do better paid politicians perform better? Disentangling incentives form selection, pp. 369-398
HERWEG Fabian, MIERENDORFF Konrad - Uncertain demand, consumer loss aversion, and flat-rate tariffs, pp. 399-432
CINGANO Federico, PINOTTI Paolo - Politicians at work: the private returns and social costs of political connections, pp. 433-465
KONING Pierre, VAN DER WIEL Karen - Ranking the schools: How school-quality information affects school choice in the Netherlands, pp. 466-493

IRELAND Peter N. - Stochastic growth in the United States and Euro Area, pp. 1-24
LALIVE Rafael, WUELLRICH Jean-Philippe, ZWEIMÜLLER Josef - Do financial incentives affect firms' demand for disabled workers? pp. 25-58
GENNAIOLI Nicola - Optimal contracts with enforcement risk, pp. 59-82
ENGEL Eduardo, FISCHER Ronald, GALETOVIC Alexander - The basic public finance of public-private partnerships, pp. 83-111
BOND Stephen R., SÖDERBOM Måns - conditional investment-cash flow sensitivities and financing constraints, pp. 112-136
SAIZ Albert, Simonsohn Uri - Proxying for unobservable variables with internet document-frequency, pp. 137-165
CURIAT Alejandro, FONS-ROSEN Christian - Relative factor endowments and international portfolio choice, pp. 166-200
GEBHARDT Georg - Does relationship specific investment depend on asset ownership? Evidence from a natural experiment in the housing market, pp. 201-227

ACEMOGLU Daron, ROBINSON James A., SANTOS Rafael J. - The monopoly of violence: Evidence from Colombia, pp. 5-44
ALESINA Alberto F., LOTTI Francesca, MISTRULLI Paolo Emilio - Do women pay more for credit? Evidence from Italy, pp. 45-66
BRONER Fernando A., LORENZONI Guido, SCHMUKLER Sergio L. - Why do emerging economics borrow short term? pp. 67-100
CALZA Alessandro, MONACELLI Tommaso, STRACCA Livio - Housing finance and monetary policy, pp. 101-122
CARNEIRO Pedro, MEGHIR Costas, PAREY Matthias - Maternal education, home environments and the development of children and adolescents, pp. 123-160
CASELLI Francesco, COLEMAN II Wilbur John - On the theory of ethnic conflict, pp. 161-192
CHANG Yongsung, KIM Sun-Bin, SCHORFHEIDE Frank - Labor-market heterogeneity, aggregation and policy (in)variance of DSGE Model parameters, pp. 193-220
FINKELSTEIN Amy, LUTTMER Erzo F. P., NOTOWIDIGDO Matthew J. - What good is wealth without health? The effect of health on the marginal utility of consumption, pp. 221-258

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