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Annals of Economics and Statistics
Annales d’économie et de statistique
SPECIAL ISSUES
NUMBER 105
/ 106 – JANUARY
/ JUNE 2012
INDIVIDUAL AND HOUSEHOLD
TIME ALLOCATION
Individual and Household Time
Allocation: Market Work, Household Work, and Parental Time
Elena Stancanelli, Olivier Donni, and Robert A. Pollak – page 5
THE TIMING OF MARKET WORK AND PRODUCTIVITY
CONSTRAINTS
The Timing of Labor Demand
Ana Rute Cardoso, Daniel S. Hamermesh, and José Varejão – page 15
Work Hours Constraints and Health
David Bell, Steffen Otterbach, and Alfonso Sousa-Poza
– page 35
Do Morning-Type People Earn More than
Evening-Type People?
How Chronotypes
Influence Income
Jens Bonke – page 55
TECHNOLOGY OF HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION
AND MARRIAGE FORMATION
Allocating Time: Individuals’
Technologies, Household Technology, Perfect
Substitutes, and
Specialization
Robert A. Pollak – page 75
On the Importance of Household Production
in Collective Models:
Evidence from U.S. Data
Olivier Donni and Eleonora Matteazzi – page 99
Does “Sorting into Specialization” Explain
the Differences in Time Use between Married
and Cohabiting Couples? An Empirical Application for Germany
Katherin Barg and Miriam Beblo – page 127
INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSFERS OF TIME
AND CHILDREN DEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES
Child Care Provision: Semi-parametric
Evidence from a Randomized
Experiment in Mexico
Pierre Dubois and Marta Rubio-Codina
– page 155
Shaping Health Behavior across Generations:
Evidence from Time Use Data
in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics and its Supplements
Frank Stafford and Ngina Chiteji – page 185
The Allocation of Time within Italian
Couples: Exploring its Unequal Gender
Distribution and the
Effect of Childcare Services
Tindara Addabbo, Antonella Caiumi, and Anna Maccagnan – page 209
THE
QUALITY OF DIARIES
How to Think about Time-Use Data: What Inferences Can We Make
about Long- and Short-Run Time Use from Time Diaries?
Harley Frazis and Jay Stewart – page 231
Too Many Zeros: A Method for Estimating Long-Term Time-Use
from Short Diaries
Jonathan Gershuny – page 247
Assessing Time-Diary Quality for Older
Couples: An Analysis of the PSID
Disability
and Use-of-Time Supplement
Vicki A. Freedman, Frank Stafford, Frederick Conrad, Norbert Schwarz
and Jennifer C. Cornman – page 271
NUMBER 103 / 104 – JULY / DECEMBER 2011
CONTENTS
Special Issue ON EnvironmentAL AND RESOURCE
Economics
Special Issue
on Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: Introduction
Michel Moreaux and Katheline Schubert – page 7
Polluters and
Abaters
Alain-Désiré Nimubona and Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné – page 9
Weak Enforcement
of Environmental Policies: A Tale of
Limited Commitment
and Limited Fines
Yolande Hiriart, David Martimort and Jérôme Pouyet – page 25
Energy-Saving
Technology Adoption under Uncertainty in the Residential Sector
Dorothée Charlier, Alejandro Mosiño and Aude Pommeret – page 43
Environmental
Tax and the Distribution of Income among Heterogeneous Workers
Mireille Chiroleu-Assouline et Mouez Fodha – page 71
Adverse Selection,
(Non-Tradable) Emission Permits and Optimal Price Differentiation
Mourad Afif and Sandrine Spaeter – page 93
Optimal Use of
a Polluting Non-Renewable Resource Generating both Manageable
and Catastrophic Damages
Jean-Pierre Amigues, Michel Moreaux and Katheline Schubert – page 107
Optimal Dynamic
Management of a Renewable Energy Source under Uncertainty
Catherine Bobtcheff – page 143
Macroeconomics
Transparency and
Monetary Policy Effectiveness
Romain Baeriswyl and Camille Cornand – page 175
Terms of Trade
Shocks and the Non-Monotonic Adjustment of the Current Account
Olivier Cardi – page 195
Les
déséquilibres externes des États-Unis conduisent-ils à des asymétries
au sein de l’Union économique et monétaire ?
Aurélien Eyquem – page 223
Surplus Consumption
Ratio and Expected Stock Returns
Imen Ghatassi – page 245
Défiscalisation des heures supplémentaires
: une perspective d’équilibre général
Julien Matheron – page 273
Annals of Economics and Statistics
Annales d'économie
et de statistique
NUMBER 101 / 102 – january / june 2011
Contents
Special Issue oN Social Choice AND VOTING
Introduction to
the Special Issue on New Developments in Social Choice and Welfare Theories
Marc Fleurbaey, Dominique Lepelley, Vincent Merlin – page 7
Inequality Decomposition
Values
Frédéric Chantreuil, Alain Trannoy – page 13
Freedom-Based
Measurement of Living Standard
Nicolas Gravel, Benoît Tarroux – page 37
Measurement of
Voting Power: a Preliminary Analysis of an Historical French Electoral Episode
Through Simulations
Dominique Lepelley, Laurent Vidu – page 71
A Comparison Between
the Methods of Apportionment Using Power Indices.
The Case of the us Presidential
Election
Fabrice Barthelemy, Mathieu Martin – page 87
The Condorcet
Efficiency of Voting Rules with Mutually Coherent Voter Preferences:
A Borda Compromise
William Gehrlein, Dominique Lepelley, Hatem Smaoui – page 107
No-Show Paradoxes
under Parliamentary Agendas
Boniface Mbih, Xingyu Zhao – page 127
The Political
Supply in the 2007 French Presidential Elections:
An Analysis Based on Experimental Data
Antoinette Baujard, Herrade Igersheim, Thomas Senné – page 149
Generalized Binary
Constitutions and the Whole Set of Arrovian Social Welfare Functions
Nicolas Gabriel Andjiga, Issofa Mouyouwou, Joël Moulen – page 187
Applied Microeconomic Theory
Is Agglomeration
Desirable?
Fabien Candau – page 203
Optimal Health
Care Contract under Physician Agency
Philippe Choné, Ching-to Albert Ma – page 229
Travailler
moins pour travailler plus longtemps
Helmuth Cremer, Philippe De Donder, Darío Maldonado,
Pierre Pestieau – page 257
Bilingualism and
Communicative Benefits
Jean Gabszewicz, Victor Ginsburgh, Shlomo Weber – page 271
Contracting and
the Disclosure of Ideas in the Innovation Process
David Martimort, Jean-Christophe Poudou, Wilfried Sand-Zantman – page 287
The Composition
of Compensation Policy: From Cash to Fringe Benefits
Patricia Crifo, Marc-Arthur Diaye – page 307
Dynamic Cooperation
in Local Public Goods Supply with Imperfect Monitoring
Guillaume Cheikbossian, Wilfried Sand-Zantman – page 327
Can Social Preferences
Be both Stationary and Paretian?
Stéphane Zuber – page 347
Annals of Economics and
Statistics
Annales d'économie
et de statistique
NUMBER
99/100, JULY/DECEMBER 2010
CONTENTS
SPECIAL ISSUE:MEASURING
DISCRIMINATIONS
Measuring
Discriminations: an Introduction
Emmanuel Duguet,
Yannick L’Horty, Dominique Meurs,
Pascale Petit – page 5
Child-related Career
Interruptions and the Gender Wage Gap in France
Dominique Meurs,
Ariane Pailhe, Sophie Ponthieux
– page 15
Technological Change and Gender
Wage Gaps in the U.S. Service Industry
Simona Lup Tick, Ronald L. Oaxaca – page 47
Gender Wage Differentials
in the French Nonprofit and For-Profit Sectors:
Evidence from Quantile Regression
Jean-Michel Etienne,
Mathieu Narcy – page 67
On the Measurement of
Wage Mobility and its Decomposition
Audrey Dumas,
Jacques Silber, Michal Weber
– page 91
National Origin
Differences in Wages and Hierarchical Positions
Romain Aeberhardt,
Julien Pouget – page 117
Spatial Mismatch,
Immigrant Networks, and Hispanic Employment in the United States
Judith K. Hellerstein, Melissa Mc Inerney, David Neumark – page 141
An Experimental
Investigation of Age Discrimination in the English Labor Market
Peter A. Riach, Judith Rich – page 169
Are Young French
Jobseekers of Ethnic Immigrant Origin Discriminated Against?
A Controlled Experiment in the Paris Area
Emmanuel Duguet, Noam Leandri, Yannick L’Horty, Pascale Petit – page 187
Labour Economics
Reconciling Work and
Family Life: The Effect of the French Paid Parental Leave
Julie Moschion
– page 217
Réforme de la protection de l’emploi et
performance du marché du travail dans un modèle d’appariement
Olivier L’Haridon,
Franck Malherbet – page 247
The Impact of the Reason for
Layoff on the Subsequent Unemployment Duration
Anna Okatenko – page 285
Training and Age-Biased
Technical Change
Luc Behaghel, Nathalie Greenan – page 317
Should Part-Time Jobs be
Subsidised?
Alexis Parmentier
– page 343
Macroeconomics
Désinflation et chômage
dans la zone euro : une analyse à l’aide d’un modèle var structurel
Patrick Feve,
Julien Matheron, Jean-Guillaume Sahuc
– page 365
Detecting Mean Reversion
in Real Exchange Rates from a Multiple Regime star Model
Frédérique Bec,
Mélika Ben Salem, Marine Carrasco
– page 395
Per Capita Output
Convergence : The Dickey-Fuller Test Under the Simultaneous Presence of
Stochastic and Deterministic Trends
Manuel GOMEZ-ZALDIVAR,
Daniel VENTOSA-SANTAULARIA– page 429
Annals of Economics
and Statistics
Annales d'économie
et de statistique
NUMBER 97/98, JANUARY/JUNE 2010
SPECIAL ISSUE ON MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
CONTENTS
Introduction
Migration and Development: New Insights
Hubert Jayet,
Hillel Rapoport – page 5
Macro and Trade Perspectives
Macroeconomic
Consequences of Global Endogenous Migration:
a General Equilibrium Analysis
Vladimir Borgy, Xavier Chojnicki, Gilles Le Garrec and
Cyrille Schwellnus – page 13
Ethnic Networks, Information, and
International Trade: Revisiting the Evidence
Gabriel J. Felbermayr, Benjamin Jung and Farid Toubal – page 41
Migrant Associations, Trade and fdi
Leila Baghdadi and
Angela Cheptea – page 71
fdi, the Brain
Drain and Trade: Channels and Evidence
Artjoms Ivlevs and
Jaime De Melo – page 103
Brain Drain, Human Capital and
Development
Remittances and the Brain Drain: Skilled
Migrants Do Remit Less
Yoko Niimi, Caglar
Ozden and Maurice Schiff – page 123
On the Robustness of Brain Gain Estimates
Michel Beine,
Frédéric Docquier and Hillel Rapoport – page 143
How Does High-Skilled Emigration Affect
Small Countries:
Microeconomic Evidence from Tonga
John Gibson and
David McKenzie – page 167
Migration and Human Capital in an
Endogenous Fertility Model
Luca Marchiori, Patrice
Pieretti and Benteng Zou – page 187
Migrants’ Self-selection
Heterogeneous Human Capital and Migration:
Who Migrates from Mexico to the us?
Vincenzo Caponi – page 207
A Revision of the Self-selection of
Migrants Using Returning Migrants’ Earnings
Aitor Lacuesta – page 235
Networks, Sorting and Self-selection of
Ecuadorian Migrants
Simone Bertoli – page 261
Migrants’ Return, Savings and Location
Decisions
Savings, Asset Holdings and Temporary
Migration
Christian Dustmann,
Josep Mestres – page 289
Are There Returns to Migration Experience?
An Empirical Analysis
using Data on Return Migrants and Non-Migrants in
West Africa
Philippe
De Vreyer, Flore Gubert and Anne-Sophie Robilliard – page 307
The Location of Immigrants in Italy :
Disentangling Networks and Local Effects
Hubert
Jayet, Nadiya Ukrayinchuk, Giuseppe De Arcangelis – page 329
Annals of Economics
and Statistics
Annales d'économie
et de statistique
NUMBER 95/96, JULY/DECEMBER 2009
CONTENTS
Special issue Labor Market Outcomes: A Transatlantic
Perspective
Overview
of the Articles
Arnaud
CHÉRON and François LANGOT – page 5
A. Labor Market Outcomes and the Role of
Institutions in the Long Run
The
Impact of Unemployment Benefits
Unemployment Insurance Generosity: A
Transatlantic Comparison
Stéphane
PALLAGE, Lyle SCRUGGS and Christian ZIMMERMANN – page 15
Employment and Fear of Unemployment: A
Transatlantic Comparison
Alexandre BACLET, Daniel COHEN and Cyril
NOUVEAU – page 25
An Optimal
Financing Scheme for Unemployment Benefit: A Transatlantic Comparison
Julien ALBERTINI and Xavier FAIRISE – page 43
Taxes versus Labor
Market Institutions and the Long-Run Shift in the Employment Rate
Hours Worked: Explaining Cross-Country Differences through the Effects
of Tax/Benefit Systems
on
the Employment Rate
Coralia
QUINTERO-ROJAS – page 79
Beyond
the Representative Agent: A Life-Cycle perspective
Employment, Hours per Worker and Taxes: A Life-Cycle Analysis
Richard
ROGERSON and Johanna WALLENIUS – page
105
The
Role of Institutions in Transatlantic Employment Differences: A Life-Cycle
View
Arnaud CHÉRON, Jean-Olivier HAIRAULT and
François LANGOT – page 121
Technological
Progress, International Trade, Financial Development and the Housing Market
Comparing
the Effect of Labor Market Institutions on Employment Dynamics
during
the Technological Diffusion Process
Eva
MORENO-GALBIS – page 139
Openness, Financial Markets and Policies: Cross-Country and Dynamic
Patterns
Giuseppe
BERTOLA and Anna LO PRETE – page 167
The
Social Housing and Rental Housing Markets in an Equilibrium Rent Search Model
Sébastien
MENARD – page 183
Commuting, Wages and Bargaining Power
Peter
RUPPERT, Elena STANCANELLI and Etienne WASMER – page 201
B.
Labor Market Institutions and the Business Cycle Dynamics of the Labor
Market
Sequential Bargaining in a Neo-Keynesian Model with Frictional
Unemployment and Staggered Wage Negotiations
Gregory
DE WALQUE, Olivier PIERRARD, Henri SNEESSENS and Raf WOUTERS – page 221
Understanding the Dynamics of the Labor Share: the Role of
non-Competitive Factor Prices
Sekyu
CHOI and José-Víctor RIOS-RULL – page
251
Divergence in Labor Market Institutions and International Business
Cycles
Raquel FONSECA, Lise PATUREAU and
Thepthida SOPRASEUTH – page 279
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JULY-DECEMBER
2008
Issue
91-92
The Special Issue of Annales
d’Economie et de Statistique :
“Econometric
Evaluation of Public Policies: Methods and Applications”
Edited by Bruno Crépon and Denis Fougère
Introduction
Denis FOUGÈRE – Bruno CRÉPON – Econometric Evaluation of Public
Policies: Methods and Applications
Conférence des Annales 2005:
(Conférence de l’ADRES ; Paris, 14th
of December 2005)
James J. HECKMAN - The Principles Underlying Evaluation Estimators
with an Application to Matching
1st Discussion : Jean-Pierre
FLORENS
2nd Discussion : Michael
LECHNER
Part
I - Methods
Charles F. MANSKI -
Studying Treatment Response to Inform Treatment Choice
Sophie LANGENSKIÖLD –
Donald B. RUBIN - Outcome-free Design of Observational Studies: Peer Influence on
Smoking
Thomas D. COOK – Vivian C. WONG - Empirical Tests of the Validity of the
Regression Discontinuity Design: Implications for its Theory and its Use in
Research Practice
James J. HECKMAN – Sergio
URZUA – Edward VYTLACIL - Instrumental Variables
in Models with Multiple Outcomes: The General Unordered Case
Alberto ABADIE – Guido
W. IMBENS - Estimation of the
Conditional Variance in Paired Experiments
Jose
C. GALDO - Jeffrey SMITH - Dan BLACK - Bandwidth Selection and the Estimation of Treatment Effects with Unbalanced Data
Michael LECHNER – A Note on the Common Support Problem in Applied Evaluation
Studies
Part
II – Applications
Robert MOFFITT - Estimating Marginal
Treatment Effects in Heterogeneous Populations
Petra E. TODD – Kenneth I. WOLPIN - Ex Ante Evaluation of Social Programs
Bernard FORTIN – Nicolas JACQUEMET – Bruce SHEARER - Policy Analysis in Health-Services Market:
Accounting for Quality and Quantity
Bernd FITZENBERGER – Aderonke OSIKOMINU – Robert VÖLTER - Get Training or Wait? Long-Run Employment
Effects of Training Programs for the Unemployed in West Germany
Thierry KAMIONKA – Guy LACROIX - Assessing the External Validity of
an Experimental Wage Subsidy
Annette BERGEMANN – Gerard J. VAN DEN BERG – Active Labor Market
Policy Effects for Women in Europe – A Survey
Stacey H. CHEN – Estimating Effective Subsidy Rates of Student Aid
Programs
Christian BELZIL - Testing the Specification of the Mincer Wage
Equation
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