Journal of Economic Studies: Volume 51 Issue 7

Do received remittances cause Dutch disease in developed and developing countries?

Faris Alshubiri, Samia Fekir, Billal Chikhi

The present study aimed to examine the effect of received remittance inflows on the price level ratio of the purchasing power parity conversion factor to the market exchange rate…

A novel market sentiment measure: assessing the link between VIX and the Global Consciousness Projects data

Ulf Holmberg

The primary objective of this research is to explore the potential of utilizing Global Consciousness Project (GCP) data as a tool for understanding and predicting market…

An empiric on geopolitical risk and the tourism–economic growth nexus

K. Sandar Kyaw, Yun Luo, Glauco De Vita

This study empirically examines the moderating role of geopolitical risk on the tourism–economic growth nexus by applying a recent geopolitical risk indicator developed by…

The interplay between economic policy uncertainty and corporate bond yield in emerging Asian markets

Mohit Kumar, P. Krishna Prasanna

To investigate the role of domestic and foreign economic policy uncertainty (EPU) in driving the corporate bond yields in emerging markets.

Equity issuance, share buy-back and growth in a Kaldor-Kalecki model

Sébastien Charles

The aim of this article is to assess the macroeconomic consequences of some specific aspects of financialization (i.e. share buy-back) using a hybrid post-Keynesian model of…

Inflation–inequality puzzle: is it still apparent?

Edmond Berisha, Rangan Gupta, Orkideh Gharehgozli

The primary focus of this study is to examine the distributional consequences of the widespread increase in prices. The fundamental question the study aims to address is whether…

The impact of the US stock market on the BRICS and G7: a GVAR approach

Luccas Assis Attílio, Joao Ricardo Faria, Mauricio Prado

The authors investigate the impact of the US stock market on the economies of the BRICS and major industrialized economies (G7).

Beyond numbers: rethinking host professionalism on Airbnb

Veronica Leoni, Pierpaolo Pattitoni, Laura Vici

We challenge the conventional approach to distinguish between professional and non-professional Airbnb hosts by solely using the number of managed listings.

From parameters to policies: sensitivity analysis and fiscal and monetary reactions

Karlo Marques Junior

This paper seeks to explore the sensitivity of these parameters and their impact on fiscal policy outcomes. We use the existing literature to establish possible ranges for each…

Labour market insecurity and volunteering in the European Union: policy suggestions for job security

Nunzia Nappo, Damiano Fiorillo, Giuseppe Lubrano Lavadera

There is extensive literature on the determinants of job tenure insecurity. However, very little is known about the individual drivers of labour market insecurity. Additionally…