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Combines a structural crop-choice model with ML-predicted historical crop returns to recover county- and farmer-level risk preferences in the U.S. Midwest, 1889-1929.
NEP-HISCESifo Working Paper Series Oded Galor, Marc Klemp, Daniel C. Wainstock · 2026
Galor and coauthors develop a unified long-run theory of cultural evolution driven by population movement and socioeconomic transformation reshaping inherited traits.
NEP-HISEconStor Preprints Machielsen, Bas, Vicq de Cumptich, Amaury de · 2026
Instruments Dutch municipal Protestant share with 16th-century archdiocesan boundaries to show Protestantism causally raised intergenerational mobility and fiscal capacity.
New datasets on vernacular codification of technical knowledge show it was necessary for countries to absorb First Industrial Revolution technologies, using Meiji Japan as a natural experiment.
NEP-HISCEPR Discussion Papers Voth, Hans-Joachim, Yanagizawa-Drott, David · 2024-07
Voth and Yanagizawa-Drott introduce methods for using images as a high-frequency source to track the timing and diffusion of style and cultural change.
NEP-HISIFCS - Working Papers in Economic History.WH Pujadas Mora, Joana Maria, Santiago Caballero, Carlos · 2026-08-24
Reconstructs occupations from civil-registry marriage records, HISCAM/HISCLASS-coded, to measure whether mid-19th-century Spanish growth reached beyond elites in the Balearic Islands.
NEP-HISCESifo Working Paper Series Philipp Barteska, Oliver Kim, Nathan Lane, Seung Joo Lee · 2026
A new firm-level dataset matching Korean export records to U.S. Vietnam War procurement contracts shows winning a contract substantially raised a firm's export entry and value.
Uses 1901 Irish census microdata to show the retreat of the Irish language was driven by elders' English literacy shaping their children's demand for English.
NEP-HISCEPR Discussion Papers Graf von Luckner, Clemens, Meyer, Josefin, Reinhart, Carmen, Trebesch, Christoph · 2024-07
A 200-year, 327-restructuring dataset of sovereign debt haircuts finds the roughly 45% average creditor loss has been remarkably stable, though serial restructurings are rising.
NEP-HISCESifo Working Paper Series Quoc-Anh Do, Sebastian Ellingsen, Gedeon Lim · 2026
Instruments 1930s Chinese population share in Java with 15th-century landing sites that later lost maritime access, finding large and persistent local development gains today.
NEP-HISWorking Papers Ryan Gallagher, Allison Shertzer, Tate Twinam · 2026-08-13
Builds the first panel dataset of suburban Chicago zoning maps and bylaws to show comprehensive land-use regulation locked in single-family-dominated suburban form.
NEP-HISCESifo Working Paper Series Caroline Namubiru, Jörg Baten, Alberto Batinti, Joan Costa-i-Font · 2026
Uses two centuries of height-Gini data across 66 countries in a staggered DiD to show compulsory schooling laws reduced long-run health inequality via schooling and fertility channels.
New firm-level data from 1972-2011 and a heterogeneous-firm model quantify whether rising firm concentration helped or hurt South Korea's growth miracle.
arXiv econ.EM Irene Botosaru, James L. Powell · 2026-08-31
Derives necessary and sufficient conditions for identifying moments of random-coefficient panel models even when unit-level coefficients themselves cannot be recovered.
NEP-HISLawFin Working Paper Series Kaja, Fatjon · 2026
Argues historical UK royal charters embedded enforceable purpose clauses because incorporation was a state-granted privilege the Crown could price with obligations.
NEP-HISCEPR Discussion Papers Brey, Bjorn, Facchini, Giovanni · 2024-08
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Using newly digitized data, shows Weimar Germany's Nazi vote surge came less from direct export-sector decline than from trade-induced food-price drops that spread hardship to the agricultural regions the Nazis courted.
NEP-HISIFCS - Working Papers in Economic History.WH Carmona, Juan, Rosés, Joan R. · 2026-08-24
Argues Spain's 19th-century land registry, financed through user fees tied to transfer taxes, created a regressive formalisation regime favoring wealthier landholders.
Exploits the deaths of top campaign donors to show losing a major donor reduces a U.S. candidate's re-election odds and shifts their legislative voting.
A formal model of parties competing to maximize post-election bargaining (Myerson) power rather than vote share, characterizing equilibria across two- to four-party systems.
Georeferenced survey data show opening refugee facilities polarises anti-immigration support depending on whether a locality already has an established immigrant community.
NEP-POLInternational Center for Public Policy Working Paper Series Alberto Chong, Mark Gradstein · 2026-08
V-Dem duration models across 202 countries since 1900 find autocracies are actually more fragile than democracies once regimes already in place in 1900 are excluded.
A geographic discontinuity design from overlapping electoral and administrative boundaries identifies how political power-sharing among co-located representatives affects firm entry and growth.
NEP-POLRFBerlin Discussion Paper Series Jonathan Pardo, Sulin Sardoschau · 2026-07
A shift-share/triple-difference design across 138 European regions, 2002-2024, shows migrants' initially pro-immigration attitudes erode toward native levels within two decades.
NEP-MIGCESifo Working Paper Series Cristina Cattaneo, Daniela Grieco, Nicola Lacetera, Mario Macis · 2026
A three-country survey experiment finds information about immigration's income effects raises support for open immigration policy, with sizeable estimated income thresholds for majority support.
A JEL book review of 'Private Finance, Public Power', a history of how experimentation and inter-agency rivalry built the American bank-supervision system.
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