Applied Economics Quarterly (formerly: Konjunkturpolitik)

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• 107-120 Google Econometrics and Unemployment Forecasting
  by Nikolaos Askitas & Klaus F. Zimmermann
• 121-145 Measuring Growth of Labor Quality and the Quality-Adjusted Unemployment Rate in Switzerland
  by Thomas Bolli & Mathias Zurlinden
• 147-172 International Business Cycle Co-Movements through Time: The Anglo-Saxon Experience
  by Dan Andrews & Marion Kohler

• 7-37 Costs and Benefits of Apprenticeship Training. A Comparison of Germany and Switzerland
  by Regina Dionisius & Samuel Muehlemann & Harald Pfeifer & Günter Walden & Felix Wenzelmann & Stefan C. Wolter
• 39-60 The Danish Apprenticeship System, 1931–2002: The Role of Subsidies and Institutions
  by Karsten Albæk
• 61-81 Do Subsidized Adult Apprenticeships Increase the Vocational Attendance Rate?
  by Cecilie Dohlmann Weatherall
• 83-103 Skill Obsolescence, Vintage Effects and Changing Tasks
  by Simon Janßen & Uschi Backes-Gellner

• 9-26 Innovators and the Diversity of Innovation Systems
  by Uwe Cantner & Andreas Meder
• 27-52 Market Integration and the Competitive Effects of Mergers
  by Pio Baake & Christian Wey
• 53-96 Latin versus European Power - A Comparison of Market Reforms in Europe and Chile and Brazil
  by Tim Mennel & Maria Fernanda Viecens
• 97-136 Sectoral Innovation Systems, Corporate Strategies, and Competitiveness of the German Economy in a Globalised World
  by Michael Rothgang
• 137-172 Foreign Subsidiaries in the East German Innovation System - Evidence from Manufacturing Industries
  by Jutta Günther & Johannes Stephan & Björn Jindra
• 173-212 Globalisation of Innovation in SMEs: Why They Go Abroad and What They Bring Back Home
  by Christian Rammer & Anja Schmiele

• 231-253 Persistence and Determinants of Firm Profit in Emerging Markets
  by Andreas Stephan & Andriy Tsapin
• 255-291 Analyzing the Swiss Business Cycle
  by Alexander Perruchoud
• 293-318 Predicting Growth Rates and Recessions. Assessing U.S. Leading Indicators under Real-Time Condition
  by Jonas Dovern & Christina Ziegler

• 161-182 Minimum Resale Price Maintenance and Concentrated Markets
  by Thibaud Vergé
• 183-202 Competition Policy and Concentration of a Globalized Retail Industry
  by Stéphane Caprice & Vanessa von Schlippenbach
• 203-215 M2M Call Termination – regulation or competition?
  by Tommy Staahl Gabrielsen & Steinar Vagstad
• 217-227 Institutional Rigidities and Employment Rigidity on the Italian Labour Market
  by Rebeca Jiménez-Rodríguez & Giuseppe Russo

• 73-93 A Semi-Structural Method to Estimate the NATREX for a Small Open Economy. The Case of Finland
  by Isabell Koske
• 95-122 Price Competition in Border and Non-Border Areas: The Case of the Dutch Market of Gasoline Retailers
  by Wolter H. J. Hassink & Frederik T. Schut
• 123-141 Disparities in Prices and Income across German NUTS 3 Regions
  by Reinhold Kosfeld & Hans-Friedrich Eckey & Jorgen Lauridsen
• 143-157 Firm Interdependency in a Mixed Oligopolitstic Market
  by Tay-Cheng Ma

• 7-26 Human Capital Formation, Education and Earnings Inequality
  by Uwe Sunde
• 27-57 Accuracy and Properties of German Business Cycle Forecasts
  by Steffen Osterloh
• 59-70 What Does it Take to be a Star? – The Role of Performance and the Media for German Soccer Players Abstract: We test existing superstar theories for the German soccer league. We use various measures for individual players’ performance and media presence to analyze whether performance and popularity can explain salaries and superstars in soccer. Moreover, we argue that quantile regression technique should be applied to analyze superstar phenomena instead of OLS used hitherto
  by Erik E. Lehmann & Günther G. Schulze

• 327-352 Are Drivers Who Use Cell Phones Inherently Less Safe?
  by James E. Prieger & Robert W. Hahn
• 353-373 Exports and Productivity in Germany
  by Joachim Wagner
• 375-404 Employment Subsidies and Substitutable Skills: An Equilibrium Matching Approach
  by Gabriele Cardullo & Bruno Van der Linden

• 221-241 Intra- and Extra-Euro Area Import Demand for Manufactures
  by Robert Anderton & Badi H. Baltagi & Frauke Skudelny & Nuno Sousa
• 243-272 And Then There Were Four...How Many (and Which) Measures of Active Labor Market Policy Do We Still Need?
  by Werner Eichhorst & Klaus F. Zimmermann
• 273-298 Do Wages Compensate for Workplace Disamenities?
  by Rafael Lalive
• 299-321 Foreign Direct Investment in Producer Services: Theory and Empirical Evidence
  by Horst Raff & Marc von der Ruhr

• 91-118 Foreign Direct Investment and Catching Up of New EU Member States: Is There a Flying Geese Pattern?
  by Jože P. Damijan & Matija Rojec
• 119-164 Do Institutions Matter for Exporting? The Case of Russian Manufacturing
  by Donato De Rosa
• 165-196 Home versus Host Country Effects of FDI: Searching for New Evidence of Productivity Spillovers
  by Priit Vahter & Jaan Masso
• 197-218 Do Vertical Spillovers from FDI Lead to Changes in Markups? Firm-level Evidence from Hungary
  by Balázs Muraközy

• 3-17 Producer Prices versus Consumer Prices in the Measurement of Risk Sharing
  by Bent E. Sørensen & Oved Yosha
• 19-44 County Characteristics and Poverty Spell Length
  by Andrew Grodner & John A. Bishop & Thomas J. Kniesner
• 45-69 An Integrative Model of Firms’ Entry Decisions
  by Natália Barbosa
• 71-86 How Productive Are Government Activities? Evidence from a Sample of OECD Countries
  by Georgios Karras

• 291-308 A Note on Unhappiness and Unemployment Duration
  by Andrew E. Clark
• 309-336 Establishment Size and the Dipsersion of Wages: Evidence from european Countries
  by Therry Lallemand & François Rycx
• 337-356 Dutch GDP Data Revisions: Are They Predictable and Where Do They Come from?
  by Olivier Roodenburg & Ard H.J. den Reijer
• 357-374 Selection Procedures for Economics
  by William C. Horrace

• 1-18 Convergence of Business Cycles in the Euro Area: Evidence from Survey Data
  by Christian Gayer & Peter Weiss
• 19-29 The Impact of Non-financial Factors on Heterogeneous Sectoral Price and Output
  by Juan de Dios Tena
• 30-50 Purchasing from Informal Markets: Evidence from Serbia
  by Barry Reilly & Gorana Krstic & Matteo Cominetta
• 50-70 Dissecting the Two-Handed Approach: Who’s the Expert Hand For What?
  by Jürgen Jerger & Oliver Landmann

• 101-122 Does Multinationality Matter? Evidence from Swedish firm data
  by Patrik Karpaty
• 123-139 The Impact of German Job Protection Legislation on Job Creation in Small Establishments
  by Derik Burgert
• 141-151 Banking Structure and Industrial Growth: Evidence from Taiwan on the Role of State-Owned Banks
  by Tay-Cheng Ma
• 153-189 Employment Decisions during the First Decade of Transition in Russia
  by Steven Stillman

• 3-27 Does The Motivation for Foreign Direct Investment Affect Productivity Spillovers to the Domestic Sector?
  by Nigel Driffield & James H. Love
• 29-54 Firm Performance after Ownership Change: A Matching Estimator Approach
  by Christian Bellak & Michael Pfaffermayr & Michael Wild
• 55-73 Liquidity Constraints Faced by Firms and Employment
  by Hannu Piekkola & Pertti Haaparanta
• 75-98 Reforming Long-Term Care in Germany: A Simulation Study
  by Hans Fehr & Gitte Halder

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