International Economic Review

1969 - 2011

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Volume 52, issue 4, 2011

DOES INPUT QUALITY DRIVE MEASURED DIFFERENCES IN FIRM PRODUCTIVITY? pp. 961-989

Jeremy Fox and Valérie Smeets

TESTING THE STRUCTURE OF CONDITIONAL CORRELATIONS IN MULTIVARIATE GARCH MODELS: A GENERALIZED CROSS‐SPECTRUM APPROACH pp. 991-1037

Nadine McCloud and Yongmiao Hong

THE DYNAMICS OF NAMES: A MODEL OF REPUTATION pp. 1039-1058

Tianxi Wang

PRODUCT QUALITY, REPUTATION, AND MARKET STRUCTURE pp. 1059-1076

James Dana and Yuk‐Fai Fong

HOW LARGE ARE LEARNING EXTERNALITIES? pp. 1077-1103

Seung Mo Choi

WELFARE EFFECTS OF DISTORTIONARY FRINGE BENEFITS TAXATION: THE CASE OF EMPLOYER‐PROVIDED CARS pp. 1105-1122

Eva Gutiérrez‐i‐Puigarnau and Jos van Ommeren

NORTH–SOUTH TRADE WITH MULTINATIONAL FIRMS AND INCREASING PRODUCT VARIETY pp. 1123-1155

Peter Gustafsson and Paul Segerstrom

A DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF COOPERATIVE RESEARCH IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY pp. 1157-1177

Minjae Song

INPUT AND OUTPUT INVENTORIES IN GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM pp. 1179-1213

Matteo Iacoviello, Fabio Schiantarelli and Scott Schuh

TESTING UNCOVERED INTEREST PARITY: A CONTINUOUS‐TIME APPROACH pp. 1215-1251

Antonio Diez de los Rios and Enrique Sentana

TERRORISM AND CABINET DURATION pp. 1253-1270

Martin Gassebner, Richard Jong‐A‐Pin and Jochen Mierau

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN A TWO‐TIER OLIGOPOLY: COORDINATION, VERTICAL INTEGRATION, AND WELFARE pp. 1271-1290

Ping Lin and Kamal Saggi

CONTINGENT PRICES AND MONEY pp. 1291-1308

Richard Dutu, Stella Huangfu and Benoit Julien

Volume 52, issue 3, 2011

PRODUCTIVITY AND THE LABOR MARKET: COMOVEMENT OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE pp. 603-619

Marcus Hagedorn and Iourii Manovskii

ON THE IMPACT OF FUNDAMENTALS, LIQUIDITY, AND COORDINATION ON MARKET STABILITY pp. 621-638

Jon Danielsson and Francisco Peñaranda

JOB SEARCH WITH BIDDER MEMORIES pp. 639-655

Carlos Carrillo‐Tudela, Guido Menzio and Eric Smith

HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND LABOR MARKET EQUILIBRIUM pp. 657-677

Kenneth Burdett, Carlos Carrillo‐Tudela and Melvyn Coles

ON THE ESSENTIALITY OF BANKS pp. 679-691

Luis Araujo and Raoul Minetti

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AWARENESS OF GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM EFFECTS, AND UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 693-712

Hans Gersbach and Achim Schniewind

COLLEGE ADMISSIONS AND THE ROLE OF INFORMATION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY pp. 713-737

Joana Pais, Ágnes Pintér and Róbert Veszteg

CAN FINANCING CONSTRAINTS EXPLAIN THE ASSET PRICING PUZZLES IN PRODUCTION ECONOMIES? pp. 739-765

Katherine A. Smith

CARBON LEAKAGE, THE GREEN PARADOX, AND PERFECT FUTURE MARKETS pp. 767-805

Thomas Eichner and Rüdiger Pethig

A NOTE ON SEMIPARAMETRIC ESTIMATION OF FINITE MIXTURES OF DISCRETE CHOICE MODELS WITH APPLICATION TO GAME THEORETIC MODELS pp. 807-824

Patrick Bajari, Jinyong Hahn, Han Hong and Geert Ridder

ON THE EMERGENCE OF TOYBOYS: THE TIMING OF MARRIAGE WITH AGING AND UNCERTAIN CAREERS pp. 825-853

Melvyn Coles and Marco Francesconi

ON THE RELEVANCE AND COMPOSITION OF GIFTS WITHIN THE FIRM: EVIDENCE FROM FIELD EXPERIMENTS pp. 855-882

Charles Bellemare and Bruce Shearer

WHY HAS HOME OWNERSHIP FALLEN AMONG THE YOUNG? pp. 883-912

Jonas Fisher and Martin Gervais

THE CHOICE OF APPORTIONMENT FACTORS UNDER FORMULA APPORTIONMENT pp. 913-934

Marco Runkel and Guttorm Schjelderup

MONEY, SEARCH, AND BUSINESS CYCLES pp. 935-959

S. Boragan Aruoba

Volume 52, issue 2, 2011

THE TREND IN RETIREMENT pp. 287-316

Karen Kopecky

EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE OF A SUNK‐COST PARADOX: A STUDY OF PRICING BEHAVIOR IN BERTRAND–EDGEWORTH DUOPOLY pp. 317-347

Steve Buchheit and Nick Feltovich

THE SPATIAL ORIGIN OF COMMERCE pp. 349-377

Chung-Yi Tse

SKILL REQUIREMENTS, SEARCH FRICTIONS, AND WAGE INEQUALITY pp. 379-406

Lawrence Uren and Gábor Virág

MONEY HOLDINGS, INFLATION, AND WELFARE IN A COMPETITIVE MARKET pp. 407-423

Scott Dressler

FORECASTING THE YIELD CURVE USING PRIORS FROM NO‐ARBITRAGE AFFINE TERM STRUCTURE MODELS pp. 425-459

Andrea Carriero

ESTIMATION AND INFERENCE BY THE METHOD OF PROJECTION MINIMUM DISTANCE: AN APPLICATION TO THE NEW KEYNESIAN HYBRID PHILLIPS CURVE pp. 461-487

Oscar Jorda and Sharon Kozicki

TRANSPORTATION COSTS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, AND CROSS‐COUNTRY INCOME DIFFERENCES pp. 489-521

Tasso Adamopoulos

INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF ABILITIES AND SELF‐SELECTION OF MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS pp. 523-547

Vincenzo Caponi

A THEORY OF MIGRATION AS A RESPONSE TO OCCUPATIONAL STIGMA pp. 549-571

C. Simon Fan and Oded Stark

BARRIERS TO ENTRY AND DEVELOPMENT pp. 573-602

Berthold Herrendorf and Arilton Teixeira

Volume 52, issue 1, 2011

THE SKILL COMPOSITION OF U.S. CITIES pp. 1-32

Lutz Hendricks

PRODUCTIVITY MATTERS FOR TRADE POLICY: THEORY AND EVIDENCE pp. 33-62

Baybars Karacaovali

ENDOGENOUS MARKET STRUCTURES AND STRATEGIC TRADE POLICY pp. 63-84

Federico Etro

MARKET POWER AND EFFICIENCY IN A SEARCH MODEL pp. 85-103

Manolis Galenianos, Philipp Kircher and Gábor Virág

SOCIALLY OPTIMAL SUBSIDIES FOR ENTRY: THE CASE OF MEDICARE PAYMENTS TO HMOs pp. 105-129

Shiko Maruyama

LABOR‐MARKET FRICTIONS, HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, AND LONG‐RUN GROWTH: POSITIVE ANALYSIS AND POLICY EVALUATION pp. 131-160

Been‐Lon Chen, Hung‐Ju Chen and Ping Wang

GASOLINE PRICES, GOVERNMENT SUPPORT, AND THE DEMAND FOR HYBRID VEHICLES IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 161-182

Arie Beresteanu and Shanjun Li

THE INVERSE DOMINO EFFECT: ARE ECONOMIC REFORMS CONTAGIOUS? pp. 183-200

Martin Gassebner, Noel Gaston and Michael Lamla

EXPLOSIVE BEHAVIOR IN THE 1990s NASDAQ: WHEN DID EXUBERANCE ESCALATE ASSET VALUES? pp. 201-226

Peter Phillips, Yangru Wu and Jun Yu

CREDENCE GOODS MARKETS WITH CONSCIENTIOUS AND SELFISH EXPERTS pp. 227-244

Ting Liu

THE EFFICIENT USE OF MULTIPLE SOURCES OF A NONRENEWABLE RESOURCE UNDER SUPPLY COST UNCERTAINTY pp. 245-258

Gérard Gaudet and Pierre Lasserre

INVESTMENT CYCLES, STRATEGIC DELAY, AND SELF‐REVERSING CASCADES* pp. 259-280

James Peck and Huanxing Yang