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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 January 15, 2024

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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 212 Issue 3-4

Issue of Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik

Replik zu dem Diskussionsbeitrag von Peter Kalmbach „Freisetzung durch neutralen technischen Fortschritt?"

Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik

Buchbesprechungen/Book Reviews

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Inhalt/Contents

Gleichgewichts-Akzelerator und Wicksell-Effekt/Equilibrating Accelerator and the Wicksell Effect

Der Beitrag der Transaktionskostenökonomik zu einer Theorie der Transformation von Wirtschaftsordnungen/The Contribution of Transaction Cost Economics to a Theory of Economic Transformation

Makroökonomische Implikationen expansiver Wirtschaftspolitik in der Wechselkursunion/Macroeconomic Implications of Expansionary Economic Policy in the Exchange Rate Union

Konjunkturindikatoren auf der Grundlage von Survey Daten - Teil I/Leading Indicators on the Basis of Survey Data — Part I

On the Superneutrality of Money/Superneutralitat des Geldes

Regionale Arbeitsmärkte, Konjunktur und Struktur/Regional Labour Markets, Business Cycles, and Economic Structure

Wage Indexation in EFTA Economies: An Application of Co-Integration Techniques/Indexbindung der Löhne in den EFTA Ländern: Eine Anwendung von Co-Integrationstechniken

Wettbewerbsfähigkeit und Technologiepolitik/Competitiveness and Technology Policy

Die japanischen Erfahrungen/The Japanese Experience

Quantitative Umweltpolitik: Gesamtwirtschaftliche Auswirkungen einer C02-Besteuerung in Deutschland (West)/Quantitative Environmental Policy: The Economic Impact of CO2 Tax in Germany (West)

On Regional Convergence in a Transitional Economy: The Roles of Migration and Wages/Zur Konvergenz von Regionen: Die Bedeutung von Migration und Lohnentwicklung

Die Theorie der Migration/Theory of Migration

Formalismus und Selbstbezüglichkeit

Replik zu dem Diskussionsbeitrag von Peter Kalmbach „Freisetzung durch neutralen technischen Fortschritt?"

Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik

Buchbesprechungen/Book Reviews

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