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Broad economic research including computational and behavioral economics.

econ.GN · 114 papers

A rapid evaluation of Australia's COVID-era apprentice wage subsidy programs

Australia's COVID-era apprentice wage subsidies boosted commencements by 70% but faced retention issues and 'sharp practice' in non-trade sectors.

2604.19178Apr 21, 2026Peter Bowers, Patrick Rehill, Ethan Slaven

Generative AI at Work: From Exposure to Adoption across 35 European Countries

GenAI adoption in 35 European countries averages 12%, driven by skills & worker agency, shows a gender gap, but no immediate job restructuring.

2604.18849Apr 20, 2026Golo Henseke

Maritime Connectivity Vulnerability Index: Construction, Patterns, and Validation Across 185 Economies, 2006-2025

This paper introduces the Maritime Connectivity Vulnerability Index (MCVI) to quantify structural vulnerability in global shipping networks.

2604.18767Apr 20, 2026Mohamed Bouka, Moulaye Abdel Kader Moulaye Ismail

Dissecting AI Trading: Behavioral Finance and Market Bubbles

AI agents in simulated markets exhibit behavioral biases like disposition effect and extrapolative beliefs, replicating market bubbles.

2604.18373Apr 20, 2026Shumiao Ouyang, Pengfei Sui

Can Institutional Integration of Western Balkans Stock Exchanges Strengthen Monetary Transmission?

Integrating Western Balkan stock exchanges significantly amplifies monetary policy transmission through asset prices, doubling the impact of tightening.

2604.18330Apr 20, 2026Stefan Tanevski

Self-referentiality and asymmetric knowledge flows between journals. The case of economics

Economics journals show declining overall self-referentiality post-2008, but core fields are becoming more closed while peripheral areas open up.

2604.18144Apr 20, 2026Alberto Baccini, Carlo Debernardi

Perceived Social Norms under Uncertainty

This paper introduces a belief-based framework for social norms, allowing individuals to be uncertain about what is appropriate and how information shapes their perceptions.

2604.18044Apr 20, 2026Senran Lin

Do Projects Learn Across Space and Time? Evidence from the Olympics

The Olympics show no sustained cost improvement over 64 years due to spatiotemporal barriers blocking higher-level learning.

2604.17970Apr 20, 2026Atif Ansar, Bent Flyvbjerg, Alexander Budzier

Import-Dependent Grain Processing Hubs: The Case of Türkiye's Flour Sector

Türkiye's flour sector, a global leader, exemplifies risks of import-dependent processing hubs, with its capacity exceeding domestic output, threatening food security.

2604.17946Apr 20, 2026M. Levent Kurnaz

Convergence to collusion in algorithmic pricing

A deep reinforcement learning model for algorithmic pricing quickly converges to collusive outcomes through reward-punishment schemes.

2604.15825Apr 17, 2026Kevin Michael Frick

Antitrust on Aisle Five: How Well Do Divestiture Remedies Work?

Divestiture remedies in the U.S. grocery sector often fail, leading to significant declines in employment and sales for divested stores.

2604.15045Apr 16, 2026Xiao Dong, Paul Koh, Devesh Raval +2

Ticket to ride: Impact of free public transport on women's workforce participation in India

Free public transport schemes in India significantly boost women's paid work participation and employment duration, especially in patriarchal areas.

2604.14758Apr 16, 2026Udayan Rathore, Ashish Singh

A Comparative Study of Dynamic Programming and Reinforcement Learning in Finite Horizon Dynamic Pricing

This paper compares Dynamic Programming and Reinforcement Learning for finite-horizon dynamic pricing across complex environments, analyzing trade-offs.

2604.14059Apr 15, 2026Lev Razumovskiy, Nikolay Karenin

The Revenue Effect of Demand Misspecification in Event Ticket Pricing

This study quantifies revenue losses from demand misspecification in dynamic event ticket pricing, highlighting the importance of accurate temporal profiles.

2604.13998Apr 15, 2026Lev Razumovskiy, Nikolay Karenin, Mikhail Safro

Mapping the causal structure of price formation in Texas's transitioning electricity market

Causal analysis reveals wind generation is now the dominant driver of Texas electricity prices, significantly surpassing natural gas.

2604.14257Apr 15, 2026Shiva Madadkhani, Nils Sturma, Mathias Drton +1

Gender, Unpaid Work, and Social Norms in Young Italian Families: Evidence from Couples Time Diaries

This study uses time diaries from Italian couples to show persistent gender inequality in unpaid work, childcare, and leisure, even in dual full-time households.

2604.13896Apr 15, 2026C. Monfardini, E. Pisanelli

On the Design of Stochastic Electricity Auctions

This paper proposes a new design for day-ahead electricity auctions that accounts for renewable energy uncertainty by conditioning contracts on "states of the world."

2604.13603Apr 15, 2026Thomas Hübner

Daycare Matching with Siblings: Social Implementation and Welfare Evaluation

An empirical framework for daycare matching with sibling preferences reveals significant welfare gains from a new policy, despite efficiency-equity tradeoffs.

2604.13597Apr 15, 2026Kan Kuno, Daisuke Moriwaki, Yoshihiro Takenami

Waiting for Help: Timely Access to Psychological Support for Young Adults Exposed to Parental Substance Misuse

Immediate access to psychological support for young adults exposed to parental substance misuse leads to lasting psychological health improvements.

2604.13545Apr 15, 2026Bastien Michel, Soeren Albeck Nielsen, Morten Hesse +2

Deepbullwhip: An Open-Source Simulation and Benchmarking for Multi-Echelon Bullwhip Analyses

Deepbullwhip is an open-source Python package for simulating and benchmarking multi-echelon supply chain bullwhip effects, offering speed and a standardized framework.

2604.13478Apr 15, 2026Mansur M. Arief
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