Paper Briefing 2026-09-14

Quantitative Economic History

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Causal Inference & Applied Microeconometrics

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Carbon Taxation, Firm Performance, and Labor Demand

NEP-PBE Working Paper Series Karlsson, Jimmy · 2026-08-24

A difference-in-differences design on a 2011-2018 Swedish carbon-tax reform, using matched employer-employee data, finds a roughly 30% emissions cut alongside employment losses concentrated among older, less-educated workers - solid applied DiD identification, though the substantive topic (climate policy) sits outside the core interests.

Institutional & Political Economy

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The Making of the German Model of Industrial Relations

NEP-HPE Rationality and Competition Discussion Paper Series Felix Kersting, Iris Wohnsiedler · 2026-07-30

Using newly assembled county-occupation data on strikes, union membership and bargaining in Imperial Germany around 1900, and instrumenting union strength with distance to headquarters, shows durable collective-bargaining institutions emerged where a labor faction could both sustain conflict and credibly commit to settling it - a clean case of historical political economy with genuine identification.

Sports Economics

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NEP-HPEBeyond order: contingency, recursion, and metastability in economicsPost-Print · Leonardo Ivarola, Alfredo Garcia, Martín Szybisz
NEP-HPEDo market forces erode moral actions? Re-visiting Dewatripont and Tirole (2024)DeFiPP Working Papers · Jean-Marie Baland, Giorgio Ferroni
NEP-HPEFormation en sciences économiques au Québec : État de la situationCIRANO Project Reports · Genevieve Dufour, Annabelle Fournier, Dalibor Stevanovic
NEP-HPERePEc, a Tool and Open Dataset for and about EconomistsWorking Papers · Anna Schlaack, Christian Zimmermann
NEP-HPEThe unity of Hayek's workFreiburg Discussion Papers on Constitutional Economics · Feld, Lars P., Nientiedt, Daniel
NEP-HPEWhat Quantitative Risk Modellers Can Learn from Durkheim's Study of SuicidePapers · Mahmood Alaghmandan
NEP-PBEA Quantitative Analysis of Optimal Income Redistribution in Anglo-Saxon and Continental EconomiesCESifo Working Paper Series · Burkhard Heer, Mark Trede
NEP-PBEAn Allocative Efficiency Rationale for a Universal Basic IncomeTinbergen Institute Discussion Papers · Robert Dur, Anja Schöttner
NEP-PBEPersonal Holding Companies, Tax Progressivity, and InequalityNEP: Public Economics · Marius A. K. Ring, David G. Seim, Gabriel Zucman
NEP-PBEReal Responses of Intra-Firm Trade to the Large Corporate Tax Cut under the TCJA: Evidence from Japanese Customs DataDiscussion papers · Makoto HASEGAWA, Takafumi SUZUKI