14th INFER Annual Conference

Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra, Portugal
10-13 May, 2012

Faculty of Economics at the University of Coimbra

 
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Name Affiliation Paper e-mail Session
(1).Tiziana Assenza,

Peter Heemeijer,

Cars Hommes

 Domenico Massaro

Declined

Catholic University of Milano

University of Amsterdam

University of Amsterdam

De Nederlandsche Bank

Individual Expectations and Aggregate Macro Behavior tiziana.assenza@unicatt.it Monetary Economics
(2).Francesca Rinaldi

Declined

Banque de France Ambiguidity and rollover risk: a possible explanation for market freezes? francesca.rinaldi@banque-france.fr Financial Markets
(3).Armando Garcia Pires Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration Home Market Effects with Endogenous Costs of Production armando.pires@snf.no International Trade
(4).Kanybek Nur-tegin Florida Atlantic University, USA Bribing Behavior by Firm Attributes: A Cross-Country Analysis knurtegi@fau.edu Industrial Economics
(5).Simon Fan

Jie Zhang

Lingnan University Hong Kong

National University of Singapore

Differential fertility and intergenerational mobility under private versus public education ecszj@nus.edu.sg Behavioral Economics/Labor Market
(6).Diego Ávila

Carlos Usabiaga

Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Seville, Spain New Disaggregate Evidence on Spain Inflation Persistence cusaiba@upo.es Monetary Economics
(7). Pablo Toledo

Fernando Núñez

Carlos Usabiaga

Seville University, Spain

Seville University, Spain

Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Seville

An Empirical Analysis of the Matching Process in Andalusian Public Employment Agencies cusaiba@upo.es Labor Economics
(8). Rafael Cezar

Declined

Université Paris Dauphine, France Newtoning financial development with heterogeneous firms rafael.cezar@aol.com Microeconomics/ Firm Behavior
(9). Holger Gorg

Marina Spaliara

Declined

University of Kiel

University of Glasgow and Kiel Institute

Financial health, exports, and firm survival: A comparison of British and French firms marina.spaliara@glasgow.ac.uk Microeconomics/ Firm Behavior
(10). Nidhaleddine Ben Cheikh

Declined

CREM, University of Rennes, France Long run exchange rate pass-through: A panel cointegration approach nbeneche@univ-rennes1.fr Foreign Exchange Rates Markets
(11). Makram El-Shagi

Alexander Jung

University of Mannheim

European Central Bank

Leadership in Monetary Policy Committees: Evidence from the FOMC Makram.El-Shagi@iwh-halle.de Monetary Economics
(12). Aymen Belgacem

Amine Lahiani

LEO-Université d´Orléans, France

LEO-Université d´Orléans, France

More on the impact of US macroeconomic announcement: Evidence from French and German stock markets`volatility aymen.belgacem@univ-orleans.fr

amine.lahiani@univ-orleans.fr

Financial Markets
(13). Roman Horvath

Marek Rusnak

Katerina Smidkova

Jan Zapal

Charles University

Czech National Bank and CERGE-EI

Czech National Bank and Charles University

London School of Economics

Dissent Voting Behavior of Central Bankers: What Do We Really Know? roman.horvath@gmail.com Monetary Economics
(14). Paulo Júlio

Ricardo Alves

José Tavares

Portuguese Min. of Economy

Portuguese Min. of Economy

NOVA, Lisbon

FDI and institutional reform in Portugal ricardo.alves@gee.min-economia.pt Foreign Direct Investment
(15). Vitor Castro

Rodrigo Martins

Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal Is there duration dependence in local governments` tenure? vcastro@fe.uc.pt Public Economics
(16). Philipp Adammer

Martin Bohl

Patrick Stephan

University of Munster, Germany Speculative Bubbles in Agricultural Prices martin.bohl@wiwi.uni-muenster.de Financial Markets
(17). Marc Lammerding

Patrick Stephan

Mark Trede

Bernd Wilfling

University of Munster, Germany Detecting speculative bubbles in recent oil price dynamics: Econometric evidence from a MCMC Markov regime-switching state-space approach patrick.stephan@wiwi.uni-muenster.de Financial Markets
(18). Martin Bohl

Philipp Kaufmann

Patrick Stephan

University of Munster, Germany From hero to zero: Evidence of Performance reversal and speculative bubbles in German renewable energy stocks martin.bohl@wiwi.uni-muenster.de Financial Markets
(19). Tomás Silva

Sérgio Lagoa

Portuguese Ministry of Economy

ISCTE-Univerity Institute of Lisbon

Corporate taxes and the location of FDI in Europe using firm-level data tomas.silva@gee.min-economia.pt Foreign Direct Investment
(20). Ioannis Chatziantoniou

David Duffy

George Filis

University of Portsmouth,U.K. Do stock markets respond to monetary and fiscal policy shocks? Giorge.Filis@port.ac.uk Macroeconomic Policy
(21). Elias Soukiazis

Pedro Cerqueira

Micaela Antunes

Faculty of Economics, University of Coimbra, Portugal Causes of the decline of economic growth in Italy and the responsibility of EURO: A balance of payments approach elias@fe.uc.pt Growth and Development Economics
(22). José Antón

Francisco Braña

Rafael Bustillo

University of Salamanca, Spain An analysis of the cost of disability across Europe using the standard of living approach janton@usal.es Health Economics
(23). Daniel Oto Peralías

Diego Romero Ávila

Pablo de Olavide University, Spain Tracing the link between government size and growth: the role of public sector quality dromtor@upo.es Growth and Development Economics
(24). Jorge Cunha

António Paisana

University of Minho, Portugal The existence of a financial accelerator mechanism: the case of the Portuguese manufacturing sector jscunha@dps.uminho.pt Financial Markets
(25). Cândida Ferreira

School of Economics and Management of the Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal

Bank market concentration and bank efficiency in the European Union: a panel Granger causality approach

candidaf@iseg.utl.pt Financial Markets
(26). Nuno Carlos Leitao

 

Polytechnic Institute of Santarem, Portugal Foreign Direct Investment and Globalization nuno.leitao@esg.ipsantarem.pt

 

Foreign Direct Investment
(27). Achim Voβ University of Munster, Germany How disagreement about external effects
leads to strategic energy productivity investment
achim.voss@wiwi.uni-muenster.de

 

Public Economics
(28). José Murteira

Joaquim Ramalho

Declined

Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal

Department of Economics, University of Evora, Portugal

Regression Analysis of Multivariate Fractional Data jmurteira@fe.uc.pt Quantitative Methods
(29). Christian Richter

Paparas Dimitrios

University of East London, U.K.

An empirical investigation of the sustainability of Fiscal Policy in Greece, during the last centuries.

D.Paparas@uel.ac.uk Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(30). Paulo Júlio

Ricardo Alves

José Tavares

NOVA University, Lisbon

Portuguese Ministry of Economy

NOVA and CEPR

FDI in Southern and Eastern Europe: Location, labor costs and institutions paulo.julio@gee.min-economia.pt Foreign Direct Investment
(31). Paulo Júlio

Pedro Esperança

Portuguese Ministry of Economy

University of Oxford, U.K.

Evaluating the forecast quality of GDP components: An application to G7 paulo.julio@gee.min-economia.pt Quantitative Methods
(32). Marta Simões

João Andrade

Adelaide Duarte

Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal

A Regional Perspective on Inequality and Growth in Portugal using panel cointegration analysis

mcsimoes@fe.uc.pt Growth and Development Economics
(33). Carsten Colombier

Declined

University of Cologne, Germany National debt brakes and convergence in the European Monetary Union carsten.colombier@efv.admin.ch

 

Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(34). André Wolf University Kiel, Germany Skill accumulation, trade and factor mobility anwolf@economics.uni-kiel.de

 

Labour Economics
(35). Mouyad Al Samara University of Paris1-Panthéon-Sorbonne, France

 

Consumer Prices and the Exchange Rate Pass-Through in a developing country: An application on the Syrian Economy

mouyad6@yahoo.com Foreign Exchange Markets
(36). Ernest Dautovic

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Germany

Long Term Interest Rates and Fiscal Policy in a Dynamic Real-Time Panel

 E.Dautovic@fs.de Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(37). Sabrina Bunyan

Alan Collins

David Duffy

Robert Inkpen

University of Portsmouth, U.K. Concern, confidence and helplessness: citizens assessments of individual and collective action on climate change and flood protection in a coastal city at risk of inundation sabrina.bunyan@port.ac.uk Public Economics
(38)Constantinos Gavriilidis

Vasileios Kallinterakis

Mario Ferreira

Durham Business School, U.K.

University of Liverpool, U.K.

Catholic University of Porto, Portugal

On the impact of style investing over institutional Herding: Evidence from a highly concentrated market V.Kallinterakis@liverpool.ac.uk Financial Markets
(39). Joscha Beckmann

Robert Czudaj

University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Can gold be used to effectively hedge against inflation? A regime-dependent approach robert.czudaj@uni-due.de Financial Markets
(40). Harald Badinger

Elisabeth Nindl

Declined

Viena University of economics and Business, Austria Globalization, Inequality and Corruption elisabeth.nindl@wu.ac.at Macroeconomic Policy
(41). Pedro Barroso

Pedro Santa-Clara

NOVA School of Business and Economics, Lisbon, Portugal Beyond the Carry
Trade: Optimal Currency Portfolios
pedro.ms.barroso@gmail.com  Financial Markets
(42). Rodrigo Martins

Francisco Veiga

University of Coimbra, Portugal

University of Minho, Portugal

Turnout and the modeling of economic conditions: Evidence from Portuguese elections rodrigom@fe.uc.pt Public Economics
(43). Celeste Varum

Susana Silva

Abigail Ferreira

University of Aveiro, Portugal Sales and profits growth at the top and the effects of crisis: comparative evidence from the recent crisis camorim@ua.pt Microeconomics/Firm Behavior
(44). Abigail Ferreira

Celeste Varum

University of Aveiro Young people understanding about economics camorim@ua.pt Human Capital/Education
(45). Galina V. Boeva University of Mannheim, Germany Quo Vadis Eurozone? A reappraisal of the real exchange rate criterion boeva@uni-mannheim.de European Integration and Crisis (special session)
(46). Andrew Hallett

Christian Richter

George Mason University, USA

University of East London, U.K.

Has the financial crisis changed the Business Cycle characteristics of the GIIPS countries? c.richter@uel.ac.uk European Integration and Crisis (special session)
(47). Tobias Knedlik

Gregor Von Schweinitz

Hall Institute for Economic Research, Germany Macroeconomic Imbalances as Indicators for Debt crises in Europe tobias.knedlik@iwh-halle.de European Integration and Crisis (special session)
(48). Gunther Capelle Blancard

Dramane Coulibaly

Declined

Université Paris 1 Panteon Sorbonne, France Speculation and agricultural commodity prices: a panel Granger causality analysis gunther.capelle-blancard@univ-paris1.fr Financial Markets
(49). Elise Brezis

Declined

Azrieli Center for Economic Policy, Bar-Ilan University Promiscuous Elites and Economic Development elise.brezis@biu.ac.il Growth and  Development Economics
(50). Julia Lang

Declined

Department of Economics and Social Science, Dortmund, Germany The aims of lifelong learning: age-related effects of training on wages and job security Julia2.Lang@tu-dortmund.de Labor Economics
(51). Christian Jensen

Declined

University of South Carolina Aggregate evidence on nominal price rigidities and the inflation-output trade-off: the relationship between the income share of labor and the rate of inflation  cjensen@alumni.cmu.edu Monetary Economics
(52). Jan in´t Veld

Martin Larch

Marieke Vandeweyer

Declined

European commission

European commission

Catholic University of Leuven

Automatic fiscal stabilizers: what they are and what they do martin.larch@ec.europa.eu Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(53). Aida Isabel Tavares University of Aveiro, Portugal Teams in open innovation-the mass collaboration technology aida.tavares@ua.pt Technical Progress and Innovation
(54). Nikola Mirkov

Barbara Sutter

University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

Swiss National Bank

Liquidity effects at the zero lower bound: empirical analysis in ATSM framework nikola.mirkov@gmail.com Monetary Economics
(55). Martin Altemeyer Bartscher Chemnitz University, Germany The economics of assigning revenue functions in federal states with fiscal equalizing altma@hrz.tu-chemnitz.de Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(56). Rafael Gralla

Kornelius Kraft

Declined

TU Dortmund University, Germany Higher Wages, Overstaffing or Both? The Employer’s Assessment of Problems Regarding Wage Costs and Staff Level in Codetermined Establishments rafael.gralla@tu-dortmund.de Labour Economics
(57). Justus Baron

Julia Schmidt

Center of Industrial Economics, Paris

Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneve

Technological Standardization, Endogenous Productivity and Transitory Dynamics julia.schmidt@graduateinstitute.ch Technical Progress and Innovation
(58). Gentil Pontes

Fátima Sol

Faculty of Economics University of Coimbra, Portugal The excess liquidity in the less developed countries and the credit crisis: the case of Cape Verde fasol@fe.uc.pt Financial Markets
(59). Masoome Fouladi

Omid Zamani

Declined

University of Tehran, Iran Spillover effects of technical change at agricultural and industry and mining sectors of Iran: a CGE model approach mfooladi@ut.ac.ir Growth and Development Economics
(60). Delfim Gomes Neto

Franscisco Veiga

University of Minho, Portugal Financial globalization, convergence and growth. The role of foreign direct investment fjveiga@eeg.uminho.pt Growth and Development Economics
(61). Mumtaz Hussain Shah University of Peshawar, Pakistan The significance of infrastructure for FDI inflow in developing countries mhs@upesh.edu.pk Foreign Direct Investment
(62). Ana Poças

Elias Soukiazis

Polytechnic Institute of Guarda, Portugal

University of Coimbra, Portugal

Explaining the interrelation between health, education and standards of living in Portugal. A simultaneous equation approach elias@fe.uc.pt Health Economics
(63). Geza Sapi

Declined

Duesseldorf Institute for Competition Economics, Germany Bargaining, Vertical Mergers, Entry sapi@dice.uni-duesseldorf.de Industrial Economics
(64). No name attached   Two state story: wage contracts and profits under competing government facing competition   Labour Economics
(65). Wouter van der Wielen K.U. Leuven, Belgium An assessment of fiscal rules and sustainability using an overlapping generations approach: an application to Belgium wouter.vanderwielen@econ.kuleuven.be Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(66). Sara Ariscado Universidad Carlos III, Madrid, Spain On the estimation of dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models: an empirical likelihood approach Sara.Riscado@EUI.eu Quantitative Methods
(67). Florian Johannsen

Inmaculada Martinez

Georg-August Universitat Gottingen, Germany

Universitat Jaume I, Spain

Exchange rate volatility and the two margins of trade: Evidence from monthly trade data florian.johannsen@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de Foreign Exchange Rates Markets
(68). C. Eufinger

A. Gill

Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Base III and CEO compensation in Banks: A new regulatory attempt after the crisis gill@econ-frankfurt.de  Financial Markets
(69). Claude Berthomieu

Irrina Syssoyeva

University of Nice, France Financial integration of the new EU member states: do foreign capital inflows matter? syssoyeva@unice.fr Monetary Integration and the future of EURO
(70). Codreanu Carmen Mariana University of Iasi, Romania Statistical methods used to evaluate the variation of quality of life codrcarmen@yahoo.com Quantitative Methods
(71)Andreea Daniela Moraru University of Constanta, Romania Consumer behaviour and impact of global crisis: does the crisis have lasting effects? amoraru@univ-ovidius.ro Microeconomics
(72). Florian Verheyen University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany The stability of German export demand equations-have German exports suffered from the strength of the euro? florian.verheyen@uni-due.de International Trade
(73). Sofia Gouveia

Leonida Correia

University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Portugal Labour costs dynamics in the Euro Area: some empirical evidence sgouveia@utad.pt Labour Economics
(74). Michael Stops Institut fur Arbeitsmarkt, Nurnberg, Germany Job matching on non-separated occupational labour markets Michael.Stops@iab.de Labour Economics
(75). Annika Pape Leuphana University, Lueneburg, Germany Miscounseling in the German Insurance Market pape@leuphana.de Microeconomics
(76). Carlos Freitas

Patricia Silva

Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal

University of Coimbra, Portugal

Evaluation of dynamic pass-through of carbon prices into electricity prices - a cointegrated VECM analysis patsilva@fe.uc.pt Microeconomics/Firm Behaviour
(77). Jose Eusebio Santos   The long-run fiscal impact of privatization: an empirical assessment of the Brazilian experience jleusebio@gmail.com Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(78). Carlos Carreira

Luis Lopes

University of Coimbra, Portugal Spatial agglomeration, regional knowledge and firm-level productivity in Portugal perlopes@fe.uc.pt

 

Industrial Economics or Regional Economics and Economic Geography
(79). Sérgio Lagoa ISCTE- University Institute of Lisbon

 

Determinants of inflation differentials in the euro area: Is the New Keynesian Phillips Curve enough?

sergio.lagoa@iscte.pt Monetary Economics
(80). Matthieu Charpe

Stefan Kuhn

International Labour Organization Inequality, Aggregate Demand and the Crisis

charpe@ilo.org,

kuehn@ilo.org

Business Cycle and Synchronization

 

(81). Helder M. C. V. Sebastião University of Coimbra, Portugal

The Relative Contemporaneous Information Response.

A New Cointegration-based Measure of Price Discovery.

 

helderse@fe.uc.pt

 

 Financial Markets
(82). Frederic B. Jennings, Jr., Center for Ecological Economic and Ethical Education,

Ipswich, MA 01938

Estimating the Cost of Monopsony Power Abuse Imposed by a Single U.S. Auto Insurer upon a Large Individual Auto Body Repair Shop

 

ecologicaleconomics@yahoo.com

 

Industrial Economics 
(83). Frederic B. Jennings, Jr., Center for Ecological Economic and Ethical Education,

Ipswich, MA 01938

Planning Horizons, Conscience and the Ethics of Externalities: Organizational Theory and the Emergence of Social Responsibility

 

ecologicaleconomics@yahoo.com Behavioral Economics/Firm behavior
(84).P. Pereira da Silva

C. Oliveira

D. Coelho

University of Coimbra, Portugal

INES, Coimbra, Portugal

ISCAC, Coimbra, Portugal

Employment effects and renewable energy policies: applying I-O methodology to Portugal

 

patsilva@fe.uc.pt

 

Industrial Economics 
(85). Dakshina, G. De Silva

 Rachel A. J. Pownallz

Declined

Lancaster University Management School, UK

Tilburg University, Netherlands

Going Green: Does it Depend on Education, Gender, or Income?

 

d.desilva@lancaster.ac.uk

pownall@maastrichtuniversity.nl

 

Industrial Economics 
(86).

Muhammad Omer,

 Jakob de Haan

Bert Scholtens

University of Groningen, The Netherlands 

De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

CESifo, Munich, Germany

Does Uncovered Interest Rate Parity Hold After All?

 

m.omer@rug.nl

 

Financial Markets
(87). Joscha Beckmann,

 Ansgar Belke

 Robert Czudaj

University of Duisburg-Essen

 

An analysis of the unbiasedness hypothesis for spot and futures markets of energy commodities in a nonlinear framework

joscha.beckmann@uni-due.de

ansgar.belke@uni-due.de

robert.czudaj@uni-due.de

 

Financial Markets
(88). J. J. Daouli,

A. Davillas

M. Demoussis,

N.Giannakopoulos

University of Patras, Greece

 

The Dynamics of Fatness States: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979

 

davillas@upatras.gr Health Economics or Behavioral Economics
(89). Dr.  Mumtaz Hussain Shah

University of Peshawar,  Pakistan

 

The Importance of adherence to Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) Treaties/Conventions for FDI Inflows in Emerging Economies. Evidence from OECD Outward FDI

mhs@upesh.edu.pk

Foreign Direct Investment

 

(90). Lenno Uusküla

Declined

Bank of Estonia, Economics and Research Department Firm Turnover, Financial Friction and Inflation lenno.uuskyla@eestipank.ee

 

Monetary Economics
(91).

Katharina Jenderny

Freie Universität Berlin Income Mobility of Top Incomes in Germany 2001-2006 katharina.jenderny@fu-berlin.de

 

Labor Economics
(92). Astrid Krenz University of Goettingen; Germany

A Panel Co-integration Analysis of Industrial and Services Sectors' Agglomeration in the European Union

astrid.krenz@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de 2nd Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(93). Rosamaria d’Amore

Roberto Iorio

Sandrine Labory

Agnieszka Stawinoga

University of Salerno

University of Ferrara

University of Naples Federico II

How do the institutions involved in scientific collaboration deal with spatial and institutional distance? An analysis of the co-autorships of scientific publications

riorio@unisa.it Regional Economics and Economic Geography
(94). Gregory Levieuge

 Yannick Lucotte

Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orleans

 

A Simple Empirical Measure of Central Banks'Conservatism

 

gregory.levieuge@univ-orleans.fr

yannick.lucotte@univ-orleans.fr

 

Monetary Economics
(95). Dominik Maltritz

 Björn Ziegenbalg

University of Erfurt

Ifo Institute for Economic Research, Dresden Branch

The Chicken or the Egg? Rating Performance and the Relation between County Ratings and Sovereign Bond Market Yields

Dominik.Maltritz@uni-erfurt.de

 

Financial Markets
(96).Justus Baron

Julia Schmidt

Cerna, Center of Industrial Economics, MINES ParisTech

Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID) Geneva

Technological Standardization, Endogenous Productivity and Transitory Dynamics

 

justus.baron@ensmp.fr

 

julia.schmidt@graduateinstitute.ch

 

Business Cycle and Synchronization

 

(97). Ashok Kaul

Gregor Pfeifer

 Stefan Witte

Declined

Chair of Public Policy, Campus Building C3.1, 66123 Saarbrücken, Germany

University of Zurich, Department of Economics

The Incidence of Cash for Clunkers

An Analysis of the 2009 Car Scrappage Scheme in Germany

 

 ashok.kaul@mx.uni-saarland.de. Pfeifer:

g.pfeifer@mx.uni-saarland.de

s.witte@mx.uni-saarland.de

 

Industrial Economics
(98). Joscha Beckmann

 Robert Czudaj

University of Duisburg-Essen Oil price and U.S. dollar exchange rate dynamics  

joscha.beckmann@uni-due.de

robert.czudaj@uni-due.d

Financial Markets
(99). José Soares da Fonseca University of Coimbra, Portugal

Innovations in return and volatility transmission across five Euro area stock markets

jfonseca@fe.uc.pt

 

Financial Markets
(100). C. Eufinger

A. Gillb

Goethe University Frankfurt

 

Basel III and CEO compensation in banks: A new regulatory attempt after the crisis

eufinger@econ.uni-frankfurt.de

gill@econ.uni-frankfurt.de

 

Financial Markets
(101).Jan Van Hove

 Filip Abraham 

 Zuzanna Studnicka

HU Brussel

 KU Leuven

How distinct is distance?

 

Jan.VanHove@econ.kuleuven.be 1st  Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(102). Daniel Nepelski

Giuditta De-Prato

Declined

European Commission A global network of R&D locations and R&D complexity

Daniel.NEPELSKI@ec.europa.eu

 Giuditta.DE-PRATO@ec.europa.eu

 

1st  Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(103). Arslan Tariq Rana University of Orléans The Political Economy of FDI flows into Developing Countries: Does the depth of Economic Integration Agreements Matter?

arslan-tariq.rana@etu.univ-orleans.fr

 

 

1st Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(104). Filipe Silva and Carlos Carreira University of Coimbra, Portugal

 

Subsidies to Innovation and Financial Constraints: Evidence from Portuguese firms

filipeourico@gmail.com

 

Industrial Economics
(105). Rúben Tiago M. Branco Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon

Capital, cabinets and taxes: political and policy determinants of financial flows

rubentmb@gmail.com.

 

Public Economics
(106). Dominik Grafenhofer

Declined

Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods,

Price Discrimination and the Hold-Up Problem: A Contribution to the Net-Neutrality Debate

grafenhofer@coll.mpg.de

 

Industrial Economics
(107). Sebastian Gechert

 Henner Will

Chemnitz University of Technology

Macroeconomic Policy Institute.

Fiscal Multipliers: A Meta-Analysis of the Literature

 

gechert@wirtschaft.tu-chemnitz.de

 

Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(108).Joscha Beckmann

 Ansgar Belkea,

Florian Verheyen

University of Duisburg-Essen

German Institute for Economic Research

Interest Rate Pass-Through in the EMU – New Evidence from Nonlinear Cointegration Techniques for Fully Harmonized Data

 

florian.verheyen@uni-due.de

 

Foreign Exchange Rates Markets
(109). Andreea Stoian

Department of Finance Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies

Fiscal reaction function for assessing fiscal vulnerability: empirical evidence for Belgium

andreea.stoian@fin.ase.ro

 

Fiscal Policy and Public Finance
(110). Andreea Stoian  

Delia Tatu

 

Department of Finance Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies

European Business School Paris

What Do European Stock Markets Prefer? Left or Right Governments

 

 

andreea.stoian@fin.ase.ro

deliacornea@ebs-paris.com

 

 

Public Economics
(111). Ulrike Stierle-von Schutz

 Michael Stierle

University of Aachen

European Comission

Specialization and Concentration in European Regions usc@fiwi.rwth-aachen.de 2nd Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(112). Camelia Turcu LEO, University of Orléans Economic integration, location and regional disparities romocea@yahoo.com 2nd Special session in Economic Integration and Regional Development
(113). Niaz. Bashiri Behemiri

Jose R. Pires Manso

 

University of Beira Interior, Covilha, Portugal. 

“Crude oil conservation policies and economic growth in Latin America: an evidence of a multivariate panel Granger causality test”

bashiri.niaz@gmail.com 

 

Growth and Development Economics
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