Journal of Public Economics and Finance

 

 

2020

 

October-December, vol.4

 

1.The interbank lending market under the prism of network theory (pages: 18)

 

2.The role of heterogeneity in the interbank market (pages: 23)

 

3. The interbank contagion under a simulation methodology (pages: 17)

 

4.Financial contagion dynamic in random interbank networks (pages: 23)

 

 

July-September, vol.3

 

1.The impact of foreign direct investments on India's economic growth: a Nair regression model (pages: 24)

 

2. FDI reforms implemented by the Indian government: 1991-2020 (pages: 17)

 

3. FDI in India: the multi-brand retail sector (pages: 19)

 

4.FDI regulation in different sectors in India (pages: 28)

 

 

April-June, vol.2

 

1.The euro area bank lending system and its implications in economic activity and growth (pages: 39)

 

2.The impact of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on the active euro area banking system's appetite and profitability (pages: 28)

 

3.The impact of ECB's unvonventional monetary policy on bank lending channel and profitability (pages: 18)

 

4.ECB unconventional monetary policy and bank lending supply and performance in the euro area (pages: 41)

 

 

 

January-March, vol.1

 

1.Quantitative evaluation techniques in competition policies and market power (pages: 23)

 

2.Market power assessment in a context of differentiated products (pages: 26)

 

3.Market power assessment: Econometric analysis of markets with homogeneous products (pages: 21)

 

4.Competition policies and relevant market: Application of the SSNIP test (pages: 22)

 

 

 

2019

 

October-December, vol.4

 

1.Debt consolidation in New Keynesian D(S)GE models (pages: 24)

 

2.Debt consolidation in a small open economy: Distributional effects (pages: 33) 

 

3.Book-tax differences on Eurozone countries (pages: 41)

 

4.Tax avoidance/evasion and macroeconomic fluctuations of Eurozone economies (pages: 22)

 

 

 

July-September, vol.3

 

1.Is the cohesion of the Euro Area stable? (pages: 38)

 

2.Convergence, potential interdependencies and common factors in the bond market of the Eurozone (pages: 29)

 

3.Effects of the quantitative easing program in the economies of the eurozone (pages: 31)

 

4.The impact of 2008 financial crisis on the business cycles of the eurozone countries (pages: 29)

 

 

April-June, vol.2

 

1.Innovation and entrepreneurship development in the public sector (pages: 29)

 

2.The economies of scale function and administrative amalgamations in public sector organizations (pages: 47)

 

3.Credit risk and investor's expectations regarding ECB's contractual and unconventional monetary position (pages: 19)

 

4.IFRS and investment decisions (pages:20)

 

 

January-March, vol.1

 

1.Unemployment and other macroeconomic variables: theoretical and empirical analysis from Spain and Portugal (pages: 22)

 

2.Implications of differences in working household borrowing behaviour on macroeconomic performance (pages: 29)

 

3.Investigation of extremes during booms and  crashes in financial markets: theory and applications (pages: 22)

 

4.Implications of the recent crisis on the dynamic causal interlinkanges between sovereign and bank credit risk in the Eurozone (pages: 26)

 

 

 

2018

 

October-December, vol.4

 

1.The role of securities with discontinuous payoff function in the capital market:barrier options (pages:17)

 

2.Efficient financing with securities and discontinuous payoff function (pages:19)

 

3.Human capital and growth: evidence from US States (pages: 28)

 

4.Education and economic growth in US States: a meta-regression analysis (pages: 32)

 

 

 

July-September, vol.3

 

1.Theory and experiments on individual tax compliance under uncertainty (pages: 27)

 

2.Impacts of reemployment bonuses on job research (pages: 19)

 

3.How information provision affects job seekers' employment prospects and labor market outcomes (pages: 22)

 

4.Causal effect of local income tax differentials on relocation decisions (pages:29)

 

 

April-June, vol.2

 

1.The effects of exogenous parameters of the social security system on the welfare of individuals: comparative analysis (pages: 42)

 

2.Fiscal policy of ancient Greece (pages: 35) 

 

3.Supplement pensions and welfare: a parametric model with endogenous labor supply (pages: 27)

 

4.Tax behavior and durability of evasion: the greek case (pages: 19)

 

 

January-March, vol.1

 

1.Judicial preventive control of public expenses: a comparative assessment (pages: 48)

 

2.Optimal labor and capital tax mix in a finite horizon setup under two different types of policy equilibria (pages: 44)

 

3.Practices of solid waste management in the EU area (pages: 21)

 

4.Knowledge diffusion using complex social networks analysis (pages: 42)

 

 

2017

 

October-December, vol.4

 

1.Restructuring Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations to Enhance Growth and Development in Post-Secession Sudan (pages:36)

 

2.The effects of fiscal policy on the South African economy (pages: 29)

 

3. Fiscal shocks on economic activity in Morocco (pages: 18)

 

4.Fiscal policy and economic growth in Namibia (pages: 21)

 

 

 

July-September, vol.3

 

1.The applicability of the resource-based view and dynamic capabilities view in public sector (pages: 49)

 

2.Public education spending: distributional and aggregate implications (pages: 23)

 

3.The theory of long waves: new approaches (pages: 37)

 

4. Economic and financial evaluation of renewable energy sources: theoretical and empirical investigation (pages: 29)

 

 

 

April-June, vol.2

 

1.Application of DEAM in greek spending programs (pages: 38)

 

2.The stability of Young workers in the labour market (pages:24)

 

3.The impact of the financial crisis on earnings quality (pages:19)

 

4.The business cycles cynchronization of fiscal policies between the EU economies (pages: 31)

 

 

 

January-March, vol.1

 

1.Innovation and Economic Growth:The Role of FDI, Entrepreneurship and Trade for the DIffusion of Knowledge (pages: 32)

 

2.Credit Risk and Investors' Expectations During the Financial Crisis in the Euro-zone's Countries (pages: 28)

 

3.Measuring the Political Geography of Initial Pubblic Offering (IPO) (pages: 21)

 

4.Measuring the Diversity of Regional Knowledge Production (pages: 18)

 

October-December, vol.4

 

1.Endogenous labor in a Ramsey model with negative externality (pages: 29)

 

2.Environmental awareness and labor supply: empirical evidence of micro data (pages: 19)

 

3.Environmental awareness and consumption: empirical evidence of micro data (pages: 14)

 

4.Effective taxation and income inequality:evidence from OECD countries (pages: 35)

 

 

July-September, vol.3

 

1.The Subjective well being concept in economic theory and policy (pages: 48)

 

2.Bentham versus utility based economics (pages: 38)

 

3.The ontology of utility and its basic concepts (pages: 52)

 

4.Re-examiing the debate on social welfare Bentham's missing foundations (pages: 28)

 

 

April-June, vol.2

 

1.Health Services and Decision Making (pages: 21). 

 

2.Leverage and Uncertainty in IPOs (pages:34).

 

3.Intra and Inter Regional Knowledge Spillovers on New Knowledge Production (pages: 17).

 

4.A Ramsey parametric model under tax evasion and identical households (pages:49).

 

 

 

January-March, vol.1

 

1.Tax Policy and Multinational Corporations in a Nash Equilibrium Model (pages: 17).

 

2.EU Regulatory Authorities and Quantitative Calculation of Fine-Setting Mechanisms (pages:21).

 

3.Fiscal Policy in a Semi-Small Open Economy with Sovereign Premia and Monetary Policy Dependence (pages:19)

 

4.Tax Spending within a Dynamic Stachastic General Equilibrium Model (pages: 31)

December, vol.4

 

1. Comment on Fiscal Decentralization in Developing Countries (pages:14).

 

 

2.Etnic Diversity, Externalities and Provision of Public Goods (pages: 18).

 

 

3. Country Size and Public Expenditure on R&D (pages: 22 ).

 

 

4. Public Corruption and Welfare Implications (pages: 21 )

 

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