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Reviewer Guidelines

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Women’s Liberation and the Demographic Transition

By Moshe Hazan, David Weiss, and Hosny Zoabi

American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics

U.S. states gave economic rights to married women between 1850 and 1920. Prior to this “women’s liberation,” the laws of coverture granted virtually unlimited power to husbands. Using the full count U.S. census and county-border pairs, we use an ...

Women’s Labor Supply Incentives and Old-Age Income Redistribution

By Fabian Kindermann and Veronika Püschel

American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics

The risk of ending up poor in old age is shaped at young ages and it is concentrated among women. Many countries attempt to mitigate this risk by redistributing income through lifetime-earnings-based pension systems. Using a quantitative model, we show...

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Money beyond Borders: Global Currencies from Croesus to Crypto by Barry Eichengreen

By Pierrick Clerc

Journal of Economic Literature

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October 06, 2026

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Macroeconomic Expectations and Cognitive Noise

By Yeji Sung

American Economic Review

Standard models of information frictions explain sluggishness in forecasts but struggle to account for excessive sensitivity. I argue that this gap reflects a narrow definition of information frictions: these models constrain the processing of new info...

Safety First: Perceived Risk of Street Harassment and Educational Choices of Women

By Girija Borker

American Economic Review

This paper examines the unequal impact of unsafe public spaces on women’s human capital attainment through their choice of college. Combining survey data from students attending the University of Delhi, a mapping of actual and potential travel routes...

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Fertility and Family Labor Supply

By Katrine M. Jakobsen, Thomas H. Jørgensen, and Hamish Low

American Economic Review

We study how fertility decisions interact with labor supply and human capital accumulation of men and women. First, we use longitudinal Danish register data and tax reforms to show that increases in wages of women decrease fertility while increases in wag...

Customer Overlap and Diversion Ratios

By Liran Einav, Mariana Guido, and Pete Klenow

American Economic Review: Insights

We define the concept of customer overlap of product j with product k as the share of j’s customers who buy k. We argue that, in appropriate contexts, customer overlaps are an excellent proxy for diversion ratios, a useful and popular way to summariz...

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