Journal of Economic Issues

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Economic Issues is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
How Far is Microfinance Relevant for Empowering Rural Women? An Empirical Investigation13
Boom, Bust, and Bitcoin: Bitcoin-Bubbles as Innovation Accelerators12
Content Analysis as a Method for Heterodox Economics11
Gender Inequality in Financial Inclusion: An Exploratory Analysis of the Middle East and North Africa11
The Impact of Board Gender Diversity on Sustainability Reporting and External Assurance: Evidence from Lower-Middle-Income Countries in Asia and Africa10
Boss Babes and Predatory Optimism: Neoliberalism, Multi-level Marketing Schemes, and Gender9
Fiscal Stimulus, Fiscal Policies, and Financial Instability8
Firm Survival as a Function of Individual and Local Uncertainties: An Application of Shackle's Potential Surprise Function8
South America in the Twenty-First Century: Twenty Years on a Roller Coaster8
From Predator to Parasite: On Private Property and Our Ecological Disaster8
China in Africa: On the Competing Perspectives of the Value of Sino-Africa Business Relationships7
The Not Good Society: Institutional Weaknesses Revealed by COVID-197
Will COVID-19 Worsen the Racial Wealth Gap in the United States?7
“Top-Down” Enterprise Development and COVID-19 Impacts on Gulf Women7
What is Full Employment? A Historical-Institutional Analysis of a Changing Concept and Its Policy Relevance for the Twenty-First Century Post-COVID-19 Economies6
Information Exchange in Supply Chains: The Case of Agritech6
The Decline of the Middle Class: New Evidence for Europe6
Natural Resources, Governance, and Corruption6
Greening Monetary Policy: CBDCs and Community Development Banks5
Is There an Appropriate Monetary Policy Framework to Achieve a More Equitable Income Distribution or Do Central Bank Mandates Really Matter? Interest-Rate Rules versus a Full-Employment Policy5
Gig Workers and Policies of Minimal Social Dislocation5
Collapse. Institutional Decline and Breakdown, Its Endogeneity and Its Asymmetry Vis-á-Vis Emergence: A Theoretical Frame5
Voluntary and Involuntary Constraints on the Conduct of Macroeconomic Policy: An Application to the UK5
Operationalizing the Doughnut Economy: An Institutional Perspective5
Food Deserts and Supermarket Culture in Denver, Colorado5
Institutional Failure and Sustainability Policy5
The Evolution of Monetary Policy Focal Points5
How the Digital Economy Challenges the Neoliberal Agenda: Lessons from the Antitrust Policies5
Evolutionary Behavioral Economics: Veblenian Institutionalist Insights from Recent Evidence5
New Limits of the Neoliberalism: Society and Market4
(Are) Institutions More Important Than Innovation?4
Climate Action, Institutional Investors, and Just Transition4
How Heterodox Economics Lost its Way4
The Failures of Neoliberalism in Brazil4
U.S. Dollar Swap Yields: An Analysis of the Dynamics of Monthly Changes4
The Non-Evolutionary and Non-Benign Character of Stylized Facts4
The Failures of Neoliberalism in Argentina4
Social, Political, and Economic Dimensions of the Instituted Process of Central Bank Digital Currency: The Case of the Digital Yuan4
Minsky’s Theory of Inflation and its Theoretical and Empirical Relevance to Credit-Driven Economies4
Tax Morale: Direct and Indirect Paths between Trust Factors: Empirical Evidence from Greece4
China’s Insertion in the International Patent Regime: Shaking the Rules Widens the Development Policy Space4
Remittances and Households within Neoliberalism: A “Triple Movement”4
The Future of Heterodox Economics: An Institutional Perspective4
Could Transaction-Based Financial Benchmarks be Susceptible to Collusive Behavior?4
Why Income Gaps Persist: Productivity Gaps, (No-)Catch-up and Industrial Policies in Developing Countries4
Heterodoxy, the Mainstream and Policy4
“He Says, She Says”: Sexism and Sexual Harassment in Higher Educational Institutions of India4
The 2021 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Deborah M. Figart: Good Work4
Chinese Institutional Considerations for the Internationalization of the Renminbi: A Network Effect Perspective3
An Institutional Economics of Gift?3
Overworked, Alienated, and Externalized: Multi-Level Marketing Distributors in the Neoliberal Age3
Modern Money and the War Treasury3
Corporate Planning and Innovation in an Economic Reform Context: The Case of Alibaba3
Beyond LIBOR: Money Markets and the Illusion of Representativeness3
A Veblenian Critique of Nelson and Winter’s Evolutionary Theory3
What is Heterodox Economics? Insights from Interviews with Leading Thinkers3
Institutions without Culture: On Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson’s Theory of Economic Development3
Capitalism and Confucianism: Was Weber Right?3
Critique of Concepts about Systems and Time in William Nordhaus’s Research about Climate Change3
About Face: Seeing Class and Race3
A Relational Model of Economic Organization: Relations Within, Between, and Among Economic Scales3
Income Distribution, Bargaining Power, and Structural Change in Developed Economies3
Smartphones, Social Networks, and Fake News: Institutional Economics Approach to Decision Making in the Twenty-First Century3
Corporate Profits and Investment in Light of Institutional and Stock Market Turmoil: New Evidence from the Warsaw Stock Exchange3
Debating the Future of Heterodox Economics3
Labor Relations in a Post-COVID Economy: The Great Resignation through the Lens of Institutional Adjustment3
Reappraising the Problem of CEO Compensation: Modern and Old Theoretical Perspectives3
“It’s Humanity, Stupid!”: Values and the Definition of Public Goods3
Virtual Property and Governance Structures with Blockchain3
Corruption Aversion, Social Capital, and Institutional Trust in a Dysfunctional Institutional Framework: Evidence from a Palestinian Survey2
MMT or Public Enterprises? A Contribution to Economic Sustainability2
Too Big to Fail or Too Deceitful to be Caught?2
Financial Regulation: From Commodification to Public Action2
Can Blockchain Help Improve Financial Inclusion? A Comparative Study2
Heterodoxy: More than Criticism2
An Institutional Framework for a Sustainable Eco-Transition and Financial Regulation2
The Policy Response to COVID-19: The Implementation of Modern Monetary Theory2
The Entrepreneurial Function as an Element of the Institutional Framework of Capitalism: The Enterprise, Not the Pure Entrepreneur, is Relevant2
Can Régulation Theory Inform Institutional Analyses of Contemporary Social Provisioning?2
Divided We Stand? On the Political Engagement of U.S. Economists2
Community Development Financial Institutions and Individuals’ Credit Risk in Indian Country2
Impact of Tax Increment Financing on School District Revenues and the Spillover Effect2
Culture, Institution, and Policy Response to COVID-192
Economic Crises and Women’s Experiences in the United States2
Third Way to Go: An Update of John R. Commons’ Approach2
Minsky Meets Kapp: A Post-Keynesian Institutionalist Approach to Addressing Climate Change2
Graduating During the Great Recession: The Effects of Student Loan Debt on Early Career Labor Market Outcomes and Graduate School Enrollment2
Tea for Two: Language and Bilateral Trade with China2
The Economics of Tax Behavior: The Absence of a Reflexive Ethical-Economic Agent2
The Instinct of Workmanship and the Incidence of Bullshit Jobs2
Development and the Revival of Political Economy2
Rising Corporate Power and Declining Labor Share in the Era of Chicago School Antitrust2
Fiscal Policy Approaches: An Inquiring Look From The Modern Monetary Theory2
Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson: The Narrow Corridor: States, Societies, and the Fate of Liberty2
A General Approach on Privacy and its Implications in the Digital Economy2
Land, International Mobile Labor, Remittances, and Provisioning2
Integrating the Concepts of Zero Greenhouse-Gas Emissions, the Precautionary Principle, and Environmental Impact Statements for Climate Change Policy Mitigation2
Expropriation and the Natural World: Some Reflections on Karl Polanyi and Thorstein Veblen2
The Samuels-Buchanan Correspondence and the Lost Opportunity for a Positive Public Choice Scholarship2
Usury Crimes in Post-Crisis China: The Underlying Economics and Beyond2
Classification Systems and the Veblenian Dichotomy: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Social Stratification2
Institutional Variety and Ayres-Veblen “Lag”: Implications for Selection and Development2
A Case of Confirmation Bias2
Post-Keynesian Institutionalism and the Failure of Neoliberalism: Returning Realism to Economics by Highlighting Economic Insecurity as the Flip Side of Financialization2
The Instrumentality of Ceremonial Habits of Thought2
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