A hierarchical network formation modelAtabati, Omid and Farzad, Babak | |
A strategic model for network formationAtabati, Omid and Farzad, Babak | |
A Theory of Top Income Taxation and Social InsuranceGonzalez, Francisco M. and Wen, Jean-Francois | |
A Theory of Top Income Taxation and Social InsuranceWen, Jean-Francois and Gonzalez, Francisco | |
Business Taxation in CanadaMcKenzie, Kenneth James and Taylor, Charles in McKenzie, Kenneth James, Mintz, Jack and Kerr, Heather Canadian Tax Policy | |
Economics of motion pictures: The state of the artChisholm, D., Fernandez-Blanco, V., Ravid, S. A. and Walls, W. D. | |
Environmental Policy and Misallocation: The Productivity Effect of Intensity StandardsTombe, Trevor and Winter, Jennifer | |
Highway subfranchising and tolling competitionWalls, W. D. and Yuan, Lasheng | |
Modeling outcomes of approaches to sustained human and snow leopard coexistenceWilman, Elizabeth Anne and Wilman, Elspeth Nina | |
More water please, it's getting hot! The effect of climate on residential water demand.Zapata, Oscar | |
Newton’s First Law as Applied to Pharmacies: Why Entry Order Matters for Generics.Shajarizadeh, Ali, Grootendorst, Paul and Hollis, Aidan | |
Ontario's Debt Balloon: Source and SustainabilityWen, Jean-Francois | |
Politico-Economic Regimes and Attitudes: Female Workers Under State-SocialismCampa, Pamela and Serafinelli, MichelThis paper investigates the extent to which attitudes are affected by political regimes and government policies, and the channels of influence. We focus on gender-role attitudes and female attitudes toward work, exploiting the imposition of state-socialist regimes across Central and Eastern Europe, and the fact that the new regimes encouraged women’s employment, for both ideological and instrumental reasons. We use two different identification strategies and datasets. First, we take advantage of the German partition into East and West after 1945 and restricted-access information on place of residence to execute a spatial regression discontinuity design. We find more positive attitudes toward work in the sample of women who used to live in East Germany. In terms of channels, we find evidence that the experience of employment, arguably one of the very few positive aspects of living under state-socialism in East Germany, changed women’s attitudes. We do not find similar evidence for the role of propaganda. Second, we employ a difference-in-differences strategy that compares attitudes formed in Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) and Western European Countries (WECs), before and after the imposition of state socialism in CEECs. Gender-role attitudes formed in CEECs during the state socialist period appear to be significantly less traditional than those formed in WECs. Overall, our study addresses previous identification and data limitations and finds that attitudes are profoundly affected by politico-economic regimes. | |
Price-Cap Regulation, Uncertainty and the Price Evolution of New PharmaceuticalsShajarizadeh, Ali and Hollis, Aidan | |
Quality Disploruse Programs and Internal Organizational Practices: Evidence from Airline Flight DelaysForbes, Silke, Lederman, Mara and Tombe, Trevor | |
Refining for export and the convergence of petroleum product pricesZavaleta, A., Walls, W. D. and Rusco, F. W. | |
The Capital Structure of a Firm Under Rate of Return Regulation: Durability and the Yield CurveFellows, Kent | |
The Distribution of Income Taxes/Transfers in Canada: A Cohort Analysis, SPP Research Paper 8(5)McKenzie, Kenneth James, Mintz, Jack M. and Crisan, Daria | |
The Environmental Conundrum of Rare Earth ElementsWen, Jean-Francois and Rui Wan | |
The GST and Financial Service: Pausing for PerspectiveMcKenzie, Kenneth James and Firth, Michael in Mintz, Jack and Richardson, Stephen After Twenty Years: The Future of the Goods and Services Tax | |
The Missing Food Problem: Trade, Agriculture, and International Productivity DifferencesTombe, Trevor | |
User Costs, the Financial Firm, and Monetary and Regulatory PolicyIsakin, Maksim and Apostolos SerletisWe construct bank-level user costs of five financial goods using data on the U.S. commercial banks over the 1992 to 2013 period. Then we estimate the demand/supply system derived from bank variable profit function. We use the results to analyze the effect of key monetary policy instruments and financial regulation on the banking firm. |