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Forthcoming Papers

The list below contains papers which have been accepted by the Canadian Journal of Economics for publication and will appear in the next scheduled issues. For the contents of back issues please browse the CJE On-Line Archive.

The publication plans listed on this page represent our best guess as to the contents of future issues of the CJE. The Editors reserve the right to change the contents of any forthcoming issue at their discretion. Similarly, the list of accepted papers is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent an absolute commitment to publish. The Editors reserve the right to withhold from publication any paper on this list if, in their view, circumstances warrant.

Volume 43, No. 4November 2010

David Gray and Hanqing Qiu: The Responsiveness of Industry Wages to Low-frequency Shocks in Canada: Differences Between Movers and Stayers
Lucas Bretschger and Karen Pittel: The Implications of Heterogeneous Resource Intensities on Technical Change and Growth
Martina Lawless: Deconstructing Gravity: Trade Costs and Extensive and Intensive Margins
Wulong Gu and Yanling Wang: FDI and Productivity Growth: The Role of Inter-Industry Linkages
Pushan Dutt and Daniel Traca: Trade and the Skill-bias - It's not how much, but with whom, you trade
Jane Friesen and Brian Krauth: Sorting, peers and achievement of Aboriginal students in British Columbia
Francisco Cova and Yahong Zhang: Price-level versus inflation targeting with financial market imperfections
Chad P. Bown and Meredith Crowley: China's Export Growth and the China Safeguard:Threats to the World Trading System?
Federico Etro: Endogenous Market Structures and the Optimal Financial Structure
Jakob B. Madsen, Md. Rabiul Islam and James B. Ang: Catching Up to the Technology Frontier: The Dichotomy between Innovation and Imitation
Giovanni Peri and Francisco Requena: The Trade Creation Effect of Immigrants: Evidence from the Remarkable Case of Spain
Geir Asheim: Global welfare comparisons

 
Accepted and Forthcoming Papers

Marko Köthenbürger and Christian Kelders: Tax Incentives in Fiscal Federalism: An Integrated Perspective
Ronald B. Davies and Hartmut Egger : Profit Taxation and the Mode of Foreign Market Entry
Per G. Fredriksson, Xenia Matschke and Jenny Minier: For Sale: Trade Policy in Majoritarian Systems
Joseph Daniel: Pricing Canadian Airports
Antoine Bommier, Marie-Louise Leroux and Jean-Marie Lozachmeur: Differential Mortality and Social Security
Anthony Heyes and Sandeep Kapur: Regulating Altruistic Agents
Astri Muren, Jonas Häckner and Rikard Forslid: Trade costs and the timing of competition policy adoption
Munisamy Gopinath and Hisamitsu Saito: Heterogeneous Firms, Trade Liberalization and Agglomeration
M. Shahe Emran and Forhad Shilpi : The Extent of the Market and Stages of Agricultural Specialization
Robert Rowthorn: A bioeconomic view of the transition to agriculture: a comment
Marcelo Arbex and Dennis O'Dea: Informal Work Networks
Gonzague Vannoorenberghe: Trade between symmetric countries, heterogeneous firms and the skill premium
Olena Ivus: Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights: Industry Variation and Technology Diffusion
Stephen Ferris and Marcel Cristian Voia: Does the expectation or the realization of a Federal Election precipitate Canadian output growth?
Michael Bleaney and F. Gulcin Ozkan: Foreign Debt and Fear of Floating: A Theoretical Exploration
David Andolfatto: On the Societal Benefits of Illiquid Bonds in the Lagos-Wright Model
Mei Li and Junfeng Qiu: Endogenous Inflows of Speculative Capital and the Optimal Currency Appreciation Path
Zhihong Chen, Azhar Iqbal and Huiwen Lai: Forecasting the Probability of US Recessions: A Probit and Dynamic Factor Modeling Approach
Parantap Basu and Christoph Thoenissen: International business cycles and the relative price of investment goods
Eva Koeberl and Sarah M. Lein: The NIRCU and the Phillips Curve - An Approach Based on Micro Data
Sang-Moon Hahm and Katarina Mayer: EquilibriumUnemployment as a Discipline Device when Finding Employment is Costly
Mathias Herzing: Does Hidden Information Make Trade Liberalization More Fragile?

 
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