The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy
The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy
Ed. by Baker, Michael / Buchmueller, Thomas C. / Cabrales, Antonio / Cremer, Helmuth / Fullerton, Don / Limao, Nuno / Miller, Nolan H. / Puller, Steven / Solon, Gary / Vigdor, Jacob L. / Yang, Dean / Zitzewitz, Eric / Levinson, Arik
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Aims and Scope
The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy (BEJEAP) welcomes submissions that employ microeconomics to analyze issues in business, consumer behavior, and public policy. We aim to be an international forum for scholarship, whether that scholarship considers a general issue, or pertains to a particular country or region, and authors should bear in mind that our readers come from around the world. Potential topics of interest include: the interaction of firms, the functioning of markets, the effects of domestic and international policy, and the design of organizations and institutions. Articles can be in corporate finance, industrial organization, international trade, labor economics, public finance, or other related fields including the economics of cities, education, health, law, or the environment.
Authors should bring to their analysis whatever microeconomic theoretical tools are helpful. We publish both empirical work and applied theory (though not more abstract forms of applied theory), and our aim is to disseminate papers that have practical implications for public policy, business policy, or individual decision making.
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The speed with which the process was completed is so much better than the standard for more established journals in economics. We can only hope you are successful in breaking the conventional delays that are so harmful to the professional development of young economists. You have demonstrated that quality peer review and editing can be done in economics in as timely a fashion as it is done in many other disciplines.
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Editors
Michael Baker University of Toronto
Thomas Buchmueller University of Michigan
Antonio Cabrales Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Helmuth Cremer Toulouse School of Economics
Don Fullerton University of Illinois
Arik Levinson Georgetown University
Nuno Limão University of Maryland
Nolan Miller University of Illinois
Steven Puller Texas A&M University
Gary Solon Michigan State University
Jacob Vigdor Duke University
Dean Yang University of Michigan
Eric Zitzewitz Dartmouth College
Past Editors
Aaron Edlin University of California, Berkeley
Kyle Bagwell Columbia University
Oriana Bandiera London School of Economics and Political Science
Judy Chevalier Yale School of Management
David Genesove Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Benjamin Hermalin University of California, Berkeley
Caroline Hoxby Stanford University
Thomas Lemieux University of British Columbia
Ching-to Albert Ma Boston University
Bruce D. Meyer Northwestern University
John Morgan University of California, Berkeley
Fiona Scott Morton Yale University
Thierry Verdier Paris School of Economics
Editorial Board
Lisa Anderson College of William and Mary
Patricia Anderson Dartmouth College
James Andreoni University of California, San Diego
Joshua D. Angrist MIT
Pol Antras Harvard University
Richard Arnott University of California, Riverside
Orazio Attanasio University College, London
Theodore C. Bergstrom UC Santa Barbara
Tim Besley London School of Economics
Gary Biglaiser University of North Carolina
Anders Björklund Stockholm University
Nick Bloom Stanford University
John Bound University of Michigan
Charles C. Brown University of Michigan
Martin Browning University of Oxford
Luis Cabral University of Navarra
Hongbin Cai University of California, Los Angeles
Bernard Caillaud CERAS - ENPC, Paris
Christopher Carpenter University of California, Irvine
Stephen Coate Cornell University
Helmuth Cremer University of Toulouse
Julie Berry Cullen University of California, San Diego
Carl Davidson Michigan State University
Don Davis Columbia University
Stefano DellaVigna University of California, Berkeley
Peter DeMarzo Stanford University
Peter Diamond MIT
John DiNardo University of Michigan
Allan Drazen University of Maryland
Randall P. Ellis Boston University
Glenn Ellison MIT
Winand Emons University of Bern
Eric Engen Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Dennis Epple Carnegie Mellon University
William N. Evans University of Notre Dame
Robert Feenstra University of California, Davis
Leora Friedberg University of Virginia
Firouz Gahvari University of Illinois
William G. Gale Brookings Institution
Joshua Gans University of Melbourne
Richard Gilbert University of California, Berkeley
Dana Goldman University of Southern California
Roger Gordon University of California, San Diego
David C. Grabowski Harvard University
Hugh Gravelle Centre for Health Economics, University of York
Jane Gravelle Congressional Research Service
Jonathan Gruber MIT
Andrei Hagiu Harvard University
Steven J. Haider Michigan State University
Gordon Hanson University of California, San Diego
Oliver Hart Harvard University
Alejandro Hernández Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México
James R. Hines, Jr. University of Michigan
Henrik Horn Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm
Hilary Williamson Hoynes University of California, Davis
Thomas Hubbard Northwestern University
Guido W. Imbens Harvard University
Hideshi Itoh Hitotsubashi University
Tor Iversen University of Oslo
Mireille Jacobson RAND
Markus Jäntti Stockholm University
Kenneth L. Judd Stanford University
Paul Kattuman University of Cambridge
Paul Klemperer Nuffield College, University of Oxford
Alvin Klevorick Yale University
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Eliana La Ferrara Bocconi University
Edward Lazear Stanford University
Jim Levinsohn Yale University
Helen Levy University of Michigan
Tracy Lewis Duke University
Audrey L. Light Ohio State University
John List University of Chicago
Stephen Machin University College London
Giovanni Maggi Yale University
Alan Manning London School of Economics
Howard Marvel Ohio State University
Bhashkar Mazumder Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
John McLaren University of Virginia
Gilbert E. Metcalf Tufts University
Dilip Mookherjee Boston University
Massimo Motta Barcelona Graduate School of Economics
Casey B. Mulligan University of Chicago
David Myatt University of Oxford
Peter Neary University of Oxford
Thomas Nechyba Duke University
George Norman Tufts University
Marianne E. Page University of California, Davis
In-Uck Park University of Bristol
Paul Pecorino University of Alabama
John Piggott University of New South Wales
Rohan Pitchford University of Queensland
Ivan Png National University of Singapore
Benjamin Polak Yale University
A. Mitchell Polinsky Stanford University
Carol Propper University of Bristol
David Reiley University of Arizona
Michael Riordan Columbia University
Jean-Marc Robin Université de Paris 1, Panthéon, Sorbonne and CREST, INSEE
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John Rust University of Maryland
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Ronnie Schöb Free University Berlin
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Lara Shore-Sheppard Williams College
Jonathan Skinner Dartmouth
Jeffrey Smith University of Michigan
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Robert W. Staiger Stanford University
Chris Starmer University of Nottingham
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Melvin Stephens Jr. University of Michigan
Ann Huff Stevens University of California, Davis
Lars Stole University of Chicago
Chad Syverson University of Chicago
Christopher Taber University of Wisconsin
Curtis Taylor Duke University
Jacques Thisse CORE
Sarah E. Turner University of Virginia
Robert Valletta Federal Reserve Board of San Francisco
Frank Vella Georgetown University
W. Kip Viscusi Vanderbilt University
Ernst-Ludwig Von Thadden University of Mannheim
Ruqu Wang Queen's University
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Guglielmo Weber University of Padua
David Weinstein Columbia University
John Whalley University of Western Ontario
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