Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik

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Volume 199 Issue 2

Issue of Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik

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Journal Overview

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Abhandlungen

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Das neoklassische Marktmodell und die Wettbewerbstheorie

Karl Brandt

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Reallohn und Marktmacht

Horst Münker

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Die umbiegende Arbeitsangebotskurve – ein altes Problem neu interpretiert

Hans-Dieter Kleinhückelskoten

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Rationale Erwartungen, Rationierung und Rezession – Braucht keynesianische Politik dumme Bürger?

Hans-Werner Sinn

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Diskussionsbeiträge

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Das Walras-Gesetz bei Mengenrestriktionen

Stefan Homburg

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Replik auf: Das Walras-Gesetz bei Mengenrestriktionen

Frank C. Englmann

Page range: 184-185

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About this journal

The Journal of Economics and Statistics (Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik) is a scientific journal published in Germany since 1863. The journal 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 section Data Observer presents articles on data sets available for empirical research and institutions providing research data. The journal also publishes special issues, short comments, and book reviews. All freely accessible contributions, including the Data Observer articles, can be found via the website's article search functionality.

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Call for Papers

Special Issue on "Sports Economics"

Guest Editors: Bernd Frick, Paderborn University; Thomas Peeters, Erasmus University Rotterdam; Rob Simmons, Lancaster University

Timeline: Submission of full papers November 30, 2023

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Special Issue on "Advancing Agent-Based Economics"

Guest Editors: Michael Neugart, Technical University of Darmstadt) and Frank Westerhoff, University of Bamberg

Timeline: Submission of full papers December 31, 2023

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Special Issue on "Central Bank Digital Currency"

Guest Editors: Katrin Assenmacher, European Central Bank and Michael Frenkel, WHU

Timeline: Submission of full papers January 08, 2024

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Volume 199 Issue 2

Issue of Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik

Titelei

Inhalt / Contents

Das neoklassische Marktmodell und die Wettbewerbstheorie

Reallohn und Marktmacht

Die umbiegende Arbeitsangebotskurve – ein altes Problem neu interpretiert

Rationale Erwartungen, Rationierung und Rezession – Braucht keynesianische Politik dumme Bürger?

Das Walras-Gesetz bei Mengenrestriktionen

Replik auf: Das Walras-Gesetz bei Mengenrestriktionen

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