The Review of economics and statistics
When war comes home: : The effect of combat service on domestic violence
Resul Cesur, Joseph J. Sabia
págs. 209-225
How dark is dark? Bright lights, big city, racial profiling
William C. Horrace, Shawn M. Rohlin
págs. 226-232
Your friends and neighbors: : Localized economic development and criminal activity
Matthew Freedman, Emily G. Owens
págs. 233-253
Paving streets for the poor: : Experimental analysis of infrastructure effects
Marco Gonzalez Navarro, Climent Quintana-Domeque
págs. 254-267
The permanent effects of transportation revolutions in poor countries: : Evidence from africa
Remi Jedwab, Alexander Moradi
págs. 268-284
Measuring intertemporal substitution in consumption: : Evidence from a vat increase in japan
David Cashin, Takashi Unayama
págs. 285-297
Maximum likelihood estimation and inference for approximate factor models of high dimension
Jushan Bai, Kunpeng Li
págs. 298-309
págs. 310-317
págs. 318-332
Responding to risk: : Circumcision, information, and hiv prevention
Susan Godlonton, Alister C. Munthali, Rebecca Thornton
págs. 333-349
Caution, drivers! children present: : Traffic, pollution, and infant health
Christopher R. Knittel, Douglas L. Miller, Nicholas J. Sanders
págs. 350-366
The role of interchange fees in two-sided markets: : An empirical investigation on payment cards
Santiago Carbó Valverde
, Sujit Chakravorti, Francisco Rodríguez Fernándezpágs. 367-381
págs. 382-396
págs. 397-414
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