Journal of Economics and Statistics

The Journal of Economics and Statistics (Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik) is a scientific journal published in Germany since 1863, since 1996 by Lucius & Lucius Verlagsgesellschaft (Stuttgart).

The Journal of Economics and Statistics publishes papers in all fields of economics and applied statistics. A specific focus is on papers combining theory with empirical analyses.

Papers providing conclusions for economic policy in Europe are particularly welcome. Nevertheless, distinguished papers dealing exlusively with economic theory, empirical models, or economic history, will not be excluded from consideration.

The editors invite replication studies focusing on the robustness of empirical findings.

The journal also publishes special issues, short comments, and book reviews.

News

Call for Papers for Special Issue "Corruption at the Grassroots-level – Between Temptation, Norms, and Culture"

Guest editors: Johann Graf Lambsdorff (University of Passau) and Günther Schulze (University of Freiburg); Deadline: December, 1st, 2012.

The full call for papers with further details can be found here.

Recently published articles

Forcasting Nonlinear Aggregates and Aggregates with Time-varying weights, 231/1 (2011)
Business Cycle Co-movement and Trade Intensity in the Euro Area: is there a Dynamic Link? 231/2 (2011)
The Economic Consequences of One-third Co-determination in German Supervisory Boards, 231/3 (2011)
Robust Estimation of Linear Fixed Effects Panel Data Models with an Application to the Exporter Productivy Premium, 231/4 (2011)
Are most published research findings false?, 231/5+6 (2011)
Measuring the Knowledge Economy - Intangible Spending and Investment in Germany, 232/1 (2012)
Are the Real Exchange Rates of the New EU Member Countries in Line with Fundamentals? - Implications of the NATREX Approach, 232/2 (2012)