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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. 2 | May 2010 |
| Angelo Melino: Measuring the Cost of Economic Fluctuations with Preferences that Rationalize the Equity Premium |
| Runjuan Liu: Import Competition and Firm Refocusing |
| Peter Debaere, Joon H Lee and Myungho Paik: Agglomeration, Backward and Forward Linkages: Evidence from South Korean Investment in China |
| C. Simon Fan and Xiangdong Wei: Training and Worker Effort: A Signaling Perspective |
| Takumi Naito: Aid, nontraded goods, and growth |
| Paulo Bastos, Udo Kreickemeier and Peter Wright: Open Shop Unions and Product Market Competition |
| Slobodan Djajic: Investment Opportunities in the Source Country and Temporary Migration |
| Cindy Zoghi, Robert D. Mohr and Peter B. Meyer: Workplace Organization and Innovation |
| Roger Bandick and Holger Görg: Foreign acquisition and plant survival |
| Alla Lileeva: The Benefits to Domestically-Owned Plants from Inward Direct Investment: The Role of Vertical Linkages |
| Andreas Moxnes: Are Sunk Costs in Exporting Country-Specific? |
| Richard Kneller and Mauro Pisu: The Returns to Exporting: Evidence from UK firms |
| Accepted and Forthcoming Papers |
| Ben Ferrett and Ian Wooton: Competing for a Duopoly: International Trade and Tax Competition |
| 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 |
| Jean-François Wen and Lasheng Yuan: Optimal Privatization of Vertical Public Utilities |
| Kai A. Konrad and Kjell Erik Lommerud: Love and taxes -- and matching institutions |
| Matthew Doyle: Informational Externalities, Strategic Delay, and the Search for Optimal Policy |
| Chris Robinson and Bingyong Zheng: Moral Hazard and Repeated Insurance Contracts |
| Calin G. Arcalean, Gerhard Glomm, Ioana Schiopu and Jens Südekum: Public Budget Composition, Fiscal (De)Centralization and Welfare |
| Mikal Skuterud : The Visible Minority Earnings Gap Across Generations of Canadians |
| Yu Sheng and Xinpeng Xu: Trade Theorems with Search Unemployment |
| Stephen Donald, Saul Schwartz and Jeffrey Zabel: An Econometric Analysis of the Impact of the Self-Sufficiency Project on the Employment Behaviour of Former Welfare Recipients |
| Martin Salm: Subjective mortality expectations and consumption and saving behaviors among the elderly |
| David Gray and Hanqing Qiu: The Responsiveness of Industry Wages to Low-frequency Shocks in Canada: Differences Between Movers and Stayers |
| Keith Head and John Ries: Do Trade Missions Increase Trade? |
| Leo Michelis and Cathy Ning: The Dependence Structure between the Canadian Stock Market and the US/Canada Exchange Rate: A Copula Approach |
| Pierre Siklos: Revisiting the Coyne Affair: A Singular Event that Changed the Course of Canadian Monetary History |
| Juin-Jen Chang, Chin Chong Lai and Ping Wang: Casino Regulations and Economic Welfare |
| 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 |
| Per G. Fredriksson and Xenia Matschke: For Sale: Trade Policy in Majoritarian Systems |
| Jane Friesen and Brian Krauth: Sorting, peers and achievement of Aboriginal students in British Columbia |
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