XXVI Applied Economics Meeting

XXVI APPLIED ECONOMICS MEETING
June 6 and 7, 2024
Santander, Spain

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME:

THURSDAY, 6 JUNE 2024

UniCan – Santander
09.15 h	Welcome and collection of documentation
09.45 h	PARALLEL SESSIONS I
11.30 h	Coffee Break
12.00 h	Inaugural Ceremony
12.30 h	Inaugural Lecture
13.45 h	Lunch
15.30 h	PARALLEL SESSIONS II
17.15 h	Coffee Break
17.15 h	Networking young researchers
20.00 h	Welcome Cocktail-Dinner
21.30 h

FRIDAY, 7 JUNE 2024

UniCan – Santander
09.00 h	PARALLEL SESSIONS III
11.00 h	Coffee Break
11.30 h	PARALLEL SESSIONS IV
13.00 h	ALdE Assembly (only for ALdE members)
13.45 h	Lunch
15.30 h	PARALLEL SESSIONS V
17.30 h	Plenary session
18.30 h	Closing Ceremony (Aula Magna)
21.30 h	Closing Dinner. Presentation of the ALdE Young Researcher Award.

NOTIFICATIONS:

Provisional Conference Programme - XXVI AEA

List of Accepted Papers

PLENARY SESSIONS:

Andrew Clark
PSE Chaired Professor
Research Director CNRS

Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes
University of California, Merced
Research Fellow at CReAM, FEDEA, GLO and IZA

LOCATIONS OF APPLIED ECONOMICS MEETING:

Locations, venues and restaurants:
– Congress Venue: UniCan (Santander)

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~~1-March-2024~~
8-March-2024
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20-March-2024
Publication of accepted papers

20-April-2024
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30-April-2024
Publication of the Provisional Programme of the Meeting

05-May-2024
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15-May-2024
Publication of the Final Programme of the Meeting

06-June-2024
Start of the XXV Applied Economics Meeting

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LIST OF ACCEPTED PAPERS:
Following is the list of Accepted Papers, sorted by Paper ID. You can enter your name or title in the search box to find your paper.

ID	Title	Authlist
4	FISCAL RULES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: LESS IS MORE	BOGDAN CAPRARU; ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA UNIVERSITY OF IASI ANASTASIOS PAPPAS; NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS NICU SPRINCEAN; ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA UNIVERSITY OF IASI
5	SOBRECARGA DOMÉSTICA EN LAS MUJERES COLOMBIANAS CON CÓNYUGE.	JOHANNA GOMEZ CASTRO
6	GLOBAL AND LOCAL DRIVERS OF BITCOIN TRADING VIS-À-VIS FIAT CURRENCIES	DAVID TERCERO-LUCAS
7	SKILLED IMMIGRATION FRICTIONS AS A BARRIER FOR YOUNG FIRMS	FEDERICO MANDELMAN
8	VERTICAL FISCAL IMBALANCE AND LOCAL FISCAL DISCIPLINE IN GHANA	SAMUEL OBENG
9	THE ROLE OF BETWEEN- AND WITHIN-OCCUPATION DIFFERENCES IN WAGE INEQUALITY TRENDS IN EU-28 COUNTRIES (2002-2018)	GUILLERMO ORFAO; UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA ENRIQUE FERNÁNDEZ-MACÍAS; JRC EUROPEAN COMMISSION MIGUEL ÁNGEL MALO; UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA
10	THE ROLE OF FOREIGN INVESTORS AND LOCAL AGENTS IN THE DERIVATIVES MARKET AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE EXCHANGE RATE IN COLOMBIA: A WAVELET ANALYSIS	FREDY GAMBOA-ESTRADA
11	RAISING AWARENESS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: NATURE, ACTIVISTS, POLITICIANS?	DARYNA GRECHYNA
12	UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF A VIRAL SPREAD BY SPARSE COMPOSITE LIKELIHOOD SELECTION	YIGIT AYDEDE
14	CAPITAL FLOW DYNAMICS AND STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT: DECIPHERING MANAGERIAL DECISION-MAKING	CRISTHIAN ANDRES RODRIGUEZ REVILLA
15	HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND LIFE SATISFACTION DURING THE PANDEMIC	CONCHITA D'AMBROSIO
16	THE ROLE OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY IN THE EMU’S ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE PROCESS	LAURA LOPEZ GOMEZ
17	CONSUMPTION PATTERNS OF PENSIONERS: EXPLORING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BREADWINNERS AND NON-BREADWINNERS	GUILLERMO CABANILLAS-JIMÉNEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ ÁLVARO MUÑIZ-FERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO
18	PRIVACY AND DATA COLLECTION	SEPIDEH HOSSEINI
19	CAREERS IN MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES	MARCUS ROESCH; ERASMUS UNIVERSITY ROTTERDAM MICHIEL GERRITSE; ERASMUS UNIVERSITY ROTTERDAM BAS KARREMAN; ERASMUS SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
20	NATURAL GAS PRICES AND UNNATURAL PROPAGATION EFFECTS? THE ROLE OF INFLATION EXPECTATIONS IN THE EURO	MAXIMILIAN BOECK; UNIVERSITÀ BOCCONI THOMAS ZOERNER
21	ARE THERE INEQUALITY SPILLOVERS? EVIDENCE THROUGH A MODIFIED INEQUALITY MEASURE AND EUROPEAN DYNAMICS OF INEQUALITY	DENIZ SEVINC
22	AN UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCE OF THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT: MATERNAL LABOR SUPPLY AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT	JEEHYUN KO
24	FORECAST COMBINATION AND INTERPRETABILITY USING RANDOM SUBSPACE	BORIS KOZYREV
25	ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES WHEN FIRMS CARE ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY	JUAN BÁRCENA-RUIZ; UNIVERSITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY AMAGOIA SAGASTA; UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAÍS VASCO
26	LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND? EXAMINING JAPANESE-AFRICAN TRADE DYNAMICS IN THE WAKE OF THE GLOBAL TRADE SLOWDOWN	ONUR BIYIK
27	THE WORLD'S FIRST GLOBAL SAFE ASSET: BRITISH PUBLIC DEBT, 1718-1913	PATRICIA GOMEZ-GONZALEZ; FORDHAM UNIVERSITY GABRIEL MATHY; AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
28	SOFT-SKILLS AND THEIR DIFFERENTIAL INFLUENCE ON ACADEMIC PROGRESSION BY GENDER	LUIS ALEJANDRO LOPEZ-AGUDO; FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES. UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA MARIA LADRON DE GUEVARA RODRIGUEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA OSCAR MARCENARO-GUTIERREZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA
29	AN INTERNATIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF KINDERGARTEN ATTENDANCE IN STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE	LUIS ALEJANDRO LOPEZ-AGUDO; UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA OSCAR MARCENARO-GUTIERREZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA
30	BELIEFS, INFORMATION PROVISION AND ALLOCATION EFFICIENCY: EVIDENCE FROM PUBLIC HOUSING ALLOCATION IN SEATTLE	JIANGHENG LIN
31	ACCOUNTING FOR SAMPLE OVERLAP IN ECONOMICS META-ANALYSES: THE GENERALIZED-WEIGHTS METHOD IN PRACTICE	PEDRO BOM; DEUSTO BUSINESS SCHOOL HEIKO RACHINGER; UNIVERSITY OF THE BALEARIC ISLANDS
32	BROADBAND AND GROWTH IN THE SPANISH MUNICIPALITIES	RAFAEL GONZÁLEZ-VAL
34	EUROPEAN PACKAGE WASTE IN TIME OF CRISIS. HOW HAVE THE GREAT RECESSION AND THE COVID-19 WEAKENED CIRCULAR ECONOMY POLICIES?	ALEJANDRO ALCAY; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA ANTONIO MONTANES; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA BLANCA SIMÓN; UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA
35	IMMIGRATION, LOCAL SPECIALIZATION IN LOW-SKILLED ACTIVITIES AND NATIVE EDUCATION. EVIDENCE FROM SOME EU COUNTRIES	STEFANO FUSARO; UNIVERSIDAD LOYOLA ANDALUCIA ENRIQUE LÓPEZ-BAZO; UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA
36	TIME-VARYING PERSISTENCE OF HOUSE PRICE: THE ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS AND CREDIT SUPPLY	CHI-YOUNG CHOI
37	TEMPORAL DYNAMICS AND ADAPTIVE EFFICIENCY: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CHINESE STOCK MARKETS	YASEEN ALHAJ YASEEN
38	EFICIENCIA EN LA GENERACIÓN DE INGRESO EN LOS MUNICIPIOS DE MÉXICO, 1990-2020	FRANCISCO AYVAR; UMSNH VÍCTOR GÍMENEZ; UAB CESAR NAVARRO; UMSNH
39	SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF ENERGY TRANSITION METALS IN CHILE	PABLO AGNESE
42	VISIBLE PRICES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON INFLATION EXPECTATIONS OF RUSSIAN HOUSEHOLDS	VADIM GRISHCHENKO
43	CAREER AND NON-CAREER JOBS: DANGLING THE CARROT	DEMETRIS KOURSAROS
44	A NOVEL TEST OF ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE IN TIME SERIES	JOSE OLMO
45	CREDIT ACCESS, GENDER INEQUALITY, AND FUEL CHOICE IN CHINA	YUSHAN HU; RENMIN UNIVERSITY PENGLONG ZHANG; TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY
46	FORECASTING LOAN RISK OF BANKS WITH MACHINE LEARNING IN MAIN STREET LENDING PROGRAM	QICHEN ZHOU; UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE
47	THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON THE GENDER GAP IN THE DIVISION OF HOUSEHOLD LABOR	MARINA MORALES
48	EXPLORING THE SPREAD OF KNOWLEDGE AND CREATIVITY: THEIR ROLE IN ENHANCING INNOVATION IN MAJOR URBAN CENTERS	SIMON SÁNCHEZ MORAL; UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID FEDERICO PABLO MARTÍ; UNIVERSITY OF ALCALA JOSEP MARIA ARAUZO CAROD; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI
49	HISTORICAL TREND IN EDUCATIONAL HOMOPHILY: U-SHAPED OR NOT U-SHAPED? OR, HOW TO SET A CRITERION TO CHOOSE A CRITERION?	ANNA NASZODI
50	COMPOSITE HABITS, WEALTH ELASTICITY AND THE EQUITY PREMIUM	ALEXANDRE DMITRIEV; THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND QIAOXIAN HE; UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND
51	INTEGRATION VS CULTURAL PERSISTENCE: FERTILITY AND WORKING TIME AMONG SECOND-GENERATION MIGRANTS IN FRANCE	KEITI KONDI
52	FROM CREATION TO CAUTION: THE EFFECT OF AI ON ONLINE ART MARKET	SIJIE LIN
55	MACRO-FISCAL EFFECTS OF MIGRATION WAVES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES	ALEJANDRO TORRES-GARCÍA; EAFIT UNIVERSITY CESAR TAMAYO; UNIVERSIDAD EAFIT
56	WHAT MATTERS MORE FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH: CIVIC MOBILIZATION TYPE OR VIOLENCE LEVEL IN A POLITICAL TRANSITION?	DI SIMA; NANJING AUDIT UNIVERSITY FALI HUANG; SINGAPORE MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY
57	REGIONAL INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY IN ECUADOR: MANY LANDS IN ONE COUNTRY	JOSELIN SEGOVIA RAUL RAMOS; UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA
58	JOB TYPES AND ECO-INNOVATION TECHNOLOGIES: HOW ARE THEY RELATED?	PABLO DEL RÍO; CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS JOSE GARCÍA-QUEVEDO; UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA, IEB ESTER MARTINEZ-ROS; UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID
59	WAR! GOOD NEWS FOR DEFENSE FIRMS? ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT	ANTÓNIO MARTINS
61	R&D AND EDUCATION SUBSIDIES IN A MONETARY SCHUMPETERIAN GROWTH MODEL	MARTIN STOJANOVIKJ
62	PATTERNS OF REGIONAL FIRM MOBILITY IN GERMANY	TIM KOVALENKO; UNIVERSITY OF ERLANGEN-NUREMBERG BENEDIKT SCHRÖPF; FRIEDRICH-ALEXANDER-UNIVERSITÄT ERLANGEN-NÜRNBERG
63	RETURN-TO-WORK POLICIES FOR DISABILITY INSURANCE RECIPIENTS: THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL INCENTIVES	GUIDA AYZA ESTOPÀ
64	¿PUEDEN CONTRIBUIR LAS TIC A REDUCIR LA BRECHA EDUCATIVA ENTRE ZONAS RURALES Y URBANAS? EVIDENCIA PARA ESPAÑA A PARTIR DE PISA-2018.	ALEJANDRO BEDIA CARRAL; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA MARCOS FERNÁNDEZ GUTIÉRREZ; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA GREGORIO GIMENEZ; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA
65	THE HETEROGENEOUS TRADE EFFECTS OF TRADE AGREEMENTS WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROVISIONS	BETTINA MEINHART; INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS HENDRIK MAHLKOW; AUSTRIAN INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH HARALD OBERHOFER; VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS MICHAEL PFAFFERMAYR; UNIVERSITY OF INNSBRUCK YVONNE WOLFMAYR; AUSTRIAN INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH
66	BOUNDING THE CAUSAL EFFECT OF PARENTAL EDUCATIONAL HYPOGAMY ON CHILD HEALTH IN INDIA	SHREYA JAIN
67	A UNIFIED MODELLING FRAMEWORK FOR PROJECTING SECTORAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS	JESUS CRESPO CUARESMA; VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS LUKAS VASHOLD; VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS
68	MARKET FOR PATENTS, MONOPOLY, AND MISALLOCATION	JIANHUAN XU
69	CHILD DEVELOPMENT, PARENTAL INVESTMENTS, AND SOCIAL CAPITAL	QIANYAO YE
71	ECONOMIC DECISION-MAKING UNDER UNCERTAINTY: TOWARDS EFFICIENT USE OF MARKET DATA	BRUNO VASCONCELOS
72	THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS ON LABOUR MARKET OUTCOMES OF WOMEN AND MEN	MARKO VLADISAVLJEVIC; FACULTY OF ECONOMIC, UNIVERSITY OF BLEGRADE
73	JOB LOSS AND THE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF SELF-EMPLOYMENT SPELLS	FABIANO DAL-RI; CORNELL UNIVERSITY
74	LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION AND THE GENDER WAGE GAP IN SPAIN	FERNANDO NÚÑEZ; UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLE CARLOS USABIAGA; PABLO DE OLAVIDE UNIVERSITY PABLO ÁLVAREZ DE TOLEDO SAAVEDRA; SEVILLE UNIVERSITY
75	INFLATION NARRATIVES AND EXPECTATIONS	GIOVANNI TREBBI
76	THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN FOR PARLIAMENT IN THE AGE OF THE INTERNET	RAFFAELLA SANTOLINI
77	DO COOPERATIVES EXERCISE MARKET POWER?	FEDERICO ACCURSI LEMBO; UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA RAUL BAJO-BUENESTADO; UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA
78	CONVERGING TO CONVERGENCE: THE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL	RAFAEL DOMENECH
79	THE COVID-19 INSTRUMENTS EFFECTIVENESS IN MITIGATING THE PANDEMIC'S IMPACT ON SPANISH CONSUMPTION	ANTONIO CUTANDA; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA JUAN A SANCHIS LLOPIS; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
80	SHORT-TERM RENTAL PLATFORMS AND RESIDENTIAL MARKETS: EVIDENCE FROM AIRBNB IN MADRID	CAYRUÃ CHAVES FONSECA; UNIVERSITAT DE LES ILLES BALEARS - UIB
81	THE IMPACT OF MINIMUM WAGES ON INVESTMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY: THE CASE OF SPANISH FIRMS	RUBÉN GONZÁLVEZ; UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID JOAQUIN ARTES; UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE J GRAVES; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
82	TARIFFS AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATION IN ECUADOR	DIEGO OCAMPO-CORRALES; UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA MAYRA ORTEGA; UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA PARTICULAR DE LOJA ELISENDA PALUZIE; UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA
83	CARBON PRICE SHOCKS AND TOURISM DEMAND	DAVID BOTO GARCÍA; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO JUAN FRANCISCO ALBERT; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA NEREA GÓMEZ; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
84	TOURISM DEMAND RECOVERY FOLLOWING TERRORISM CEASEFIRE: THE CASE OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY	DAVID BOTO GARCÍA; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO JOSÉ BAÑOS PINO; UNIVERSIDAD DE OVIEDO
86	¿SON LOS VARONES MÁS CONSCIENTES DEL COSTE DE OPORTUNIDAD DEL TRABAJO DE CUIDADOS?	NURIA SÁNCHEZ-SÁNCHEZ ; UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA ADOLFO FERNÁNDEZ PUENTE; UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
87	GRANULAR FIRMS AND AGGREGATE FLUCTUATIONS	SIMONE ALFARANO; UNIVERSITAT JAUME I OMAR BLANCO-ARROYO; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA
88	REDUCING TRADE WITH RUSSIA: SANCTIONS VS. FIRMS' VOLUNTARY SUSPENSION OF ACTIVITIES	JUAN DE LUCIO; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ DE HENARES RAÚL MÍNGUEZ; CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE CÁMARAS DE COMERCIO ASIER MINONDO; DEUSTO BUSINESS SCHOOL FRANCISCO REQUENA; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
89	IS SOCIAL CAPITAL A DRIVER OF THE GREEN TRANSITION IN EUROPEAN REGIONS?	JESÚS PEIRÓ-PALOMINO; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA LISA GIANMOENA; UNIVERSITÀ DI PISA ANDRES J PICAZO-TADEO; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA VICENTE RIOS; UNIVERSITÀ DI PISA
90	DECOMPOSING THE GENDER GAP IN LEISURE-TIME PHYSICAL ACTIVITY	SARA SUÁREZ-FERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO
91	THE RISK OF CLUSTERING OF DEPRIVATIONS IN SPAIN: A TALE OF TWO CRISES	CÉSAR GARCÍA-GÓMEZ; UNIVERSITY OF VALLADOLID ANA PÉREZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID MERCEDES PRIETO-ALAIZ; UNIVERSITY OF VALLADOLID
92	THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON THE GENDER GAP IN REMOTE WORK	MIRIAM MARCÉN; UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA MARINA MORALES; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA
93	EXPLORANDO REDES DE CONOCIMIENTO EXTERNO PARA ECO-INNOVAR: EVIDENCIA EMPRESARIAL EN ESPAÑA	CLAUDIA GARCÍA-GARCÍA; COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID SARA FERNÁNDEZ; COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID CELIA TORRECILLAS; COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID
94	DESAJUSTE EDUCATIVO Y SALUD MENTAL EN ESPAÑA.	INMACULADA GARCIA; UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA VICTOR MONTUENGA; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA
95	FED PROJECTIONS VS PROFESSIONAL FORECASTS IN TIMES OF CRISIS	CHRISTIAN JENSEN; UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA; UNIVERSITY OF STAVANGER
96	DIGITALIZATION AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN PARTICIPATION: EVIDENCE FROM SPANISH MANUFACTURING FIRMS	DOLORES AÑON HIGON; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES JUAN A. MAÑEZ; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES JUAN A SANCHIS LLOPIS; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AMPARO SANCHIS-LLOPIS; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES
98	THE EFFECTS OF VAT REDUCTION ON BASIC FOOD PRICES IN SPAIN: A DIFF-IN-DIFF DESIGN	JAVIER BAQUERO-PÉREZ; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID DANIEL ROMERO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID JULIMAR DA SILVA-BICHARA; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
100	THE ROLE OF THE FIELD OF STUDY IN OCCUPATIONAL GENDER SEGREGATION AMONG UNIVERSITY GRADUATES	LUIS FERNANDO CEDILLO CHALACO; UNIVERSIDAD METROPOLITANA–SEDE MACHALA HELENA CORRALES-HERRERO; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID BEATRIZ RODRÍGUEZ-PRADO; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID
101	THE VALUATION RELEVANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE: ESG PERFORMANCE IN THE COMPANIES VALUATION.	FRANCISCO LABARCA TRUCIOS; UNIVERSIDAD REY JUAN CARLOS MARÍA JESUS DELGADO RODRIGUEZ; UNIVERSIDAD REY JUAN CARLOS SONIA DE LUCAS-SANTOS; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
103	R&D TAX REBATE, LABOUR CHOICES, AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM A QUASI-NATURAL EXPERIMENT	RUBINA VERMA; GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY PAVEL CHAKRABORTY; LANCASTER UNIVERSITY SUJAYA SIRCAR; INDIAN STATISTICAL INSTITUTE, NEW DELHI
105	ROBOTS AND FIRM RESHORING	CAROLINA CALATAYUD; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA MARIA ENGRACIA ROCHINA-BARRACHINA; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES
107	URBAN BUSTLE VS RURAL SERENITY: ANALYSIS OF DISPARITIES IN MENTAL HEALTH BASED ON RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT	MARINA GUTIÉRREZ; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA DAVID CANTARERO; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA MARTA PASCUAL; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA
108	THE ROLE OF LABOR MARKET TRANSITIONS IN LEAVING PARENTAL HOME IN SPAIN	IBONE BILBAO; UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAÍS VASCO JAVIER GARDEAZABAL; UNIVERSITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY UPV/EHU ALAITZ ARTABE; UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAÍS VASCO
109	HAVE AUTOCRATS GOVERNED FOR THE LONG TERM?	EMANUELE MILLEMACI; UNIVERSITÀ DI MESSINA FABIO MONTEFORTE; UNIVERSITÀ DI MESSINA JONATHAN TEMPLE; INDEPENDENT RESEARCHER
110	EDUCATIONAL ASSORTATIVE MATING IN THE EUROPEAN REGIONS	ERICK PADILLA-GALVIZ; UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA MONTSERRAT VILALTA-BUFI; UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA
111	PHD GRADUATES IN SPAIN	ROBERTO DOPESO-FERNÁNDEZ; TECNOCAMPUS - UNIVERSIDAD POMPEU FABRA ALEKSANDER KUCEL; TECNOCAMPUS-UNIVERSITAT POMPEU FABRA MONTSERRAT VILALTA-BUFI; UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA
113	LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF EXOGENOUS SHOCKS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT THE MACRO-LEVEL	EMILIO CONGREGADO; UNIVERSITY OF HUELVA FRANK FOSSEN; UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO NICOLA RUBINO; UNIVERSITY OF HUELVA DAVID TRONCOSO; UNIVERSIDAD PABLO DE OLAVIDE
115	CLUB FOOTBALL AND ECONOMIC DYNAMISM: A REGIONAL ANALYSIS FOR EUROPE	DAVID CASTELLS-QUINTANA; UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA
116	GERMANS PLAY IT SAFE: UNCERTAINTY, BANK OWNERSHIP, AND DEPOSIT DYNAMICS IN THE GERMAN BANKING SYSTEM	PHILIPP RODERWEIS; UNIVERSITY SORBONNE PARIS NORD
117	¿LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR IGUALA LA DIFERENCIAS SOCIO-ECONÓMICAS? ESTUDIO EXPLORATORIO PARA EL CASO ESPAÑOL.	MARIA CABALLER-TARAZONA; UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA VICENT CABALLER-TARAZONA; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA
118	YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT AS A “TICKING TIME BOMB” FOR HEALTH: A GENDER PERSPECTIVE	PALOMA LANZA-LEÓN; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA DAVID CANTARERO; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA
119	STATUS, CONSERVATISM AND CAREER CHOICE: INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL VALUES ON YOUTH ASPIRATIONS.	PILAR BENEITO; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA AND ERICES.
120	DISTRIBUTION, INEQUALITY AND POVERTY IN COLOMBIA: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE MINIMUM WAGE	CARMINA VARGAS; BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA DE COLOMBIA
121	BRAIN DRAIN AND JOB DISSATISFACTION. EVIDENCE FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY	LUCIANA MENDEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE LA REPÚBLICA
122	ECONOMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND VERTICAL CULTURAL TRANSMISSION	SERGEI PANKRATEV; BROWN UNIVERSITY
123	INTERNATIONAL SOURCING DURING COVID-19: HOW DID CHILEAN FIRMS FARE?	JENNIFER PEÑA; CENTRAL BANK OF CHILE ELVIRA PRADES; BANK OF SPAIN
124	ECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS AND SHORT-RUN EXCHANGE RATE PREDICTION: A MACHINE LEARNING PERSPECTIVE	ILIAS FILIPPOU; WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DAVID RAPACH; FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA MARK TAYLOR; WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GUOFO ZHOU; WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
125	ARE WAITING TIMES ALL THAT MATTER? A QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS	MARC CERVERA; UNIVERSITAT AUTÒNOMA DE BARCELONA
127	SPANISH HOUSEHOLDS DEBT PORTFOLIOS: A DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS	CARLOS ALLER; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA CHARLES GRANT; BRUNEL UNIVERSITY
128	DIFERENCIAS DE GÉNERO EN LA INSERCIÓN LABORAL DE LOS TITULADOS EN HOSTELERÍA Y TURISMO	MARTA ESCALONILLA; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO DAVID BOTO-GARCÍA; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO
129	FEMALE REPRESENTATION IN THE GOVERNANCE OF EUROPEAN CREDIT UNIONS AND ITS IMPACT ON EFFICIENCY	IGNACIO JIMÉNEZ-HERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA FRANCISCO SAEZ-FERNANDEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
130	MAKING JOBS OUT OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION: EVIDENCE FROM THE FRENCH ENERGY EFFICIENCY OBLIGATIONS SCHEME	GUILLAUME WALD; MINES PARIS - PSL FRANCOIS COHEN; UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA
132	MUNICIPALITIES ATTRACTIVENESS AND THE PANDEMIC. AN ANALYSIS FOR THE SPANISH POPULATION FLOWS	CELIA MELGUIZO; UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA JUAN SANCHIS; ERI-CES UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
133	EFICIENCIA MEDIOAMBIENTAL Y DEPENDENCIA ESPACIAL EN EL SECTOR TURÍSTICO: UN ANÁLISIS DE FRONTERAS ESCOLÁSTICAS CONSIDERANDO OUTPUTS NO DESEABLES	EMMA ZAPICO FERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO
134	GEOGRAPHY-INDUCED COST GRADES AND DIRTY AND CLEAN INNOVATION	HAGEN SCHWERIN; UNIVERSITY OF KENT
135	MIDDLE CLASSES AND WELFARE REGIMES IN THE 21ST CENTURY: UNVEILING TRANSFORMATIONS AND TRENDS	LUIS AYALA; UNED OLGA CANTÓ; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ MARINA ROMAGUERA DE LA CRUZ; UNED
136	THE EMPLOYMENT EFFECTS OF INCREASED INCOME SUPPORT GENEROSITY – QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM SPAIN	EUGENIA BILBAO-GOYOAGA; LSE
138	CLIMATE ACTION RESPONSE PLANS IN FIRMS: UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF FIRMS PLANNING FOR A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE	HELENA LENIHAN; UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK MAURICIO PEREZ-ALANIZ; UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK CHRISTIAN RAMMER; ZEW
139	UNLOCKING THE LINK BETWEEN DISCRIMINATION AND HEALTH: A GENDER PERSPECTIVE FROM SHARE STUDY	DAVID CANTARERO; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA JAVIER LERA; UNIVERSITY OF CANTABRIA SARA PINILLOS-FRANCO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
140	CUMULATIVE VERSUS PUNCTUATED PATTERNS OF LEARNING, PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTS, AND R&D PERSISTENCE	JAMES LOVE; UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS JUAN MÁÑEZ; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA AND ERI-CES ANA LUIZA TERRA; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA
141	CARBON PRICING AND INFLATION VOLATILITY	MARTA SUÁREZ-VARELA MACIÁ; BANK OF SPAIN
142	CARBON PRICING AND INFLATION VOLATILITY	DANIEL SANTABARBARA; BANK OF SPAIN MARTA SUÁREZ-VARELA MACIÁ; BANK OF SPAIN
143	WHO IS EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION HELPING AND HARMING?	LAURA MONTENOVO; PURDUE UNIVERSITY JOSEPH PICKENS; UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY
144	DOES THE RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN QUALIFICATIONS AFFECT JOB SEARCH BEHAVIOUR FOR NON-EU MIGRANTS IN FLANDERS, BELGIUM?	SAENA CHAKKAR; MAASTRICHT UNIVERSITY
145	THE INTERDEPENDENCIES OF CANADIAN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: AN APPLICATION TO CLIMATE TRANSITION SHOCKS	GABRIEL BRUNEAU; BANK OF CANADA JAVIER OJEA-FERREIRO; BANK OF CANADA
146	LOANS VS SUBSIDIES: LITHUANIA’S STATE SUPPORT POLICIES DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC	EGLE JAKUCIONYTE; BANK OF LITHUANIA
148	ROBOTS AND FIRMS’ LABOUR SEARCH: THE ROLE OF TEMPORARY WORK AGENCIES	PILAR BENEITO; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES MARIA GARCIA-VEGA; NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY ÓSCAR VICENTE-CHIRIVELLA; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA GUILLAUME WILEMME; UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER
149	THE EFFECTS OF OIL PRICES ON THE US HOUSING MARKET	ERNIL SABAJ; UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
150	LAGGARDS V LEADERS: PRODUCTIVITY AND INNOVATION CATCHUP	PETER CLAEYS; UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA COMILLAS
151	STRUCTURAL AND POLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF TRADE OPENNESS.	HÉCTOR ROJO DOMINGO; UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA CARMEN FILLAT CASTEJON; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA
153	THE EFFECT OF US MONETARY POLICY ON THE ACTIVITIES OF RUSSIAN BANKS IN THE LOW INTEREST RATE ENVIRONMENT	KONSTANTIN STYRIN; NEW ECONOMIC SCHOOL
155	THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON SUMMER TOURISM DEMAND EVIDENCE FROM FRENCH CAMPSIT	TIPHAINE GUILLET
156	FLOOD RISK AND THE REAL ESTATE MARKET	MARÍA CRISTINA GONZÁLEZ MORGADO; UPV/EHU (UNIVERSITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY)
158	UN ANÁLISIS DE LA PRECARIEDAD LABORAL DE LOS ASALARIADOS EN EUROPA	JOSÉ MANUEL CASADO; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE JORGE SEVA; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE HIPOLITO SIMON; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE RAQUEL SIMÓN ALBERT; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
159	A UBIQUITOUS EMPIRICAL REPRESENTATION FOR ALL MINIMAL TRANSITION EQUATIONS	ALESSANDRO SACCAL; THAPAR INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
160	INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF ECONOMIC STRAIN AND HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT	ANA I. MORO-EGIDO; UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA MARÍA VICTORIA NAVARRO HERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA
161	SOBREEDUCACIÓN EN GRADUADOS UNIVERSITARIOS: EL ORIGEN FAMILIAR IMPORTA	NURIA LEGAZPE; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA - LA MANCHA CECILIA ALBERT VERDÚ; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALCALÁ MARIA DAVIA; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA LA MANCHA
162	CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION STRATEGIES: ASSESSMENT OF THE SPATIAL POLARIZATION IN ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS	CARMEN TRUEBA; UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA LORENA REMUZGO; UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
163	A CLOSER LOOK TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIRM VALUE AND CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY	JOSEP TOMÀS-PORRES; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI MERCEDES TERUEL CARRIZOSA; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI PELIN DEMIREL; IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON
164	KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS AS A LOCATION FACTOR IN THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY	MIGUEL GÓMEZ DE ANTONIO; INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS FISCALES
165	THE DYNAMICS OF KNOWLEDGE GENERATION AND THEIR EFFECTS ON INNOVATION	JOSEP TOMÀS-PORRES; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI AGUSTÍ SEGARRA-BLASCO; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI MERCEDES TERUEL CARRIZOSA; UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI
166	A REVIEW OF MEXICO’S PARTICIPATION IN GLOBAL VALUE CHAINS	ELENA VIDAL MUÑOZ; BANCO DE ESPAÑA
169	SUPERMARKETS, COMPETITION AND THE REDUCTION OF VAT ON BASIC FOOD PRODUCTS	RENATA SÁNCHEZ DE LOLLANO CABALLERO; CNMC ANDRÉS GARCÍA PEREDA; CNMC JOSE LUIS RODRÍGUEZ LÓPEZ; CNMC RAQUEL TÁRREGA LÓPEZ; CNMC
170	THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE DECISION OF GRANADA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO DRINK BOTTLED WATER	NAZARET IBÁÑEZ-RUEDA; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA PABLO . MOYA-FERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA JORGE GUARDIOLA; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA FRANCISCO GONZÁLEZ-GÓMEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
171	MARKET ACCESS UNCERTAINTY AND TRADE IN SERVICES∗	PETER EGGER; ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FÉDÉRALE DE ZURICH JOSEPH FRANCOIS; WTI IRENE GARCÉS-IRIARTE; WTI, UNIVERSITY OF BERN MIRIAM MANCHIN; UCL SCHOOL OF SLAVONIC AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES (SSEES)
172	ON THE INFLUENCE OF TOP JOURNALS	LORENZO DUCTOR; UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
174	¿QUÉ HAY DETRÁS DE LA LEY DE OKUN? UN ENFOQUE MULTIECUACIONAL DEL MERCADO DE TRABAJO DE URUGUAY. (1994.Q1-2023.Q3)	MARÍA PORRAS; UNIVERSIDAD DE LA REPÚBLICA MAURICIO SUÁREZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE LA REPÚBLICA
175	ARE RULES AND IFIS RELEVANT IN THE BUDGETARY PROJECTIONS? EVIDENCE FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD PHASE OF THE ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION	ANTONIO LORENTI; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID RUBÉN MORA RUANO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID (UAM) DANIEL ROMERO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID MIGUEL ANGOITIA; UAM
176	FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND THE CYCLICAL PATTERN OF DIGITALIZATION IN MANUFACTURING FIRMS	DOLORES AÑON HIGON; UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA JUAN A. MAÑEZ; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES AMPARO SANCHIS-LLOPIS; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA AND ERICES JUAN A SANCHIS LLOPIS; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
177	ENERGY PRICES, ENERGY POVERTY AND HEALTH: EVIDENCE FROM A US COHORT STUDY	ALYVIA MCTAGUE
178	LA EFICIENCIA PRODUCTIVA DE LOS DESTINOS TURÍSTICOS INTELIGENTES: ¿MITO O REALIDAD?	INÉS SUSTACHA; UNIVERSIDAD DE OVIEDO JOSÉ FRANCISCO BAÑOS PINO; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO DAVID BOTO-GARCÍA; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO EDUARDO DEL VALLE; UNIVERSIDAD DE OVIEDO
179	AGING IN A DUAL ECONOMY: URBAN AGING, MASSIVE MIGRATION, AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT	SUQIN GE; VIRGINIA TECH JUNSEN ZHANG; ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY AND CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG KANG ZHOU; ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY
180	HEALTH, ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENT DEGRADATION: IS THE RELATIONSHIP GENDER ROBUST?	ANA LEDESMA; FACULTAD DE ECONOMÍA Y EMPRESA, UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA ANTONIO MONTANES; UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA BLANCA SIMÓN; UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA
181	PATERNITY LEAVE AND PARENTAL TIME ALLOCATION: EVIDENCE FROM AUSTRALIA	MARGHERITA AGNOLETTO; UNIVERSITY OF TURIN & COLLEGIO CARLO ALBERTO
183	THE ROLE OF RISK SHARING IN ATTENUATING BUSINESS CYCLES WITHIN CURRENCY UNIONS	ALBERTO PAVIA; KU LEUVEN
185	DATA-INTENSIVE SERVICES IN GVCS: THE ROLE OF TRADE AGREEMENTS	LETICIA BLAZQUEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA CARMEN DIAZ-MORA; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA ERENA GARCIA; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA. NIF Q1368009E BELEN GONZALEZ-DÍAZ; UNIVERSITY OF CASTILLA-LA MANCHA
186	MORTGAGE END, CONSUMPTION REACTION AND PORTFOLIO ALLOCATION	ELISA CASTAGNO
187	MODELLING LOANS TO NON-FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS WITHIN THE EUROZONE: A LONG MEMORY APPROACH	GUGLIELMO MARIA CAPORALE; BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON LUIS ALBERIKO GIL-ALANA; UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA NICOLA RUBINO; UNIVERSITY OF TOR VERGATA INMACULADA VILCHEZ; UNIVERSITY OF HUELVA
188	THE MULTINATIONAL REVENUE, EMPLOYMENT, AND INVESTMENT DATABASE (MREID)	SAAD AHMAD; UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS JEFFREY BERGSTRAND; UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME JORDI PANIAGUA; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA HEATHER WICKRAMARACHI; USITC
191	LOCAL ECONOMY, HOUSING PRICES AND NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE	GIACOMO ROSSO; UNIVERSITY OF TURIN & COLLEGIO CARLO ALBERTO
192	LINKING COLLABORATION BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONS AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY STRINGENCY TO PATENT QUALITY IN THE FIELD OF ECO-TECHNOLOGIES	DANIEL CORONADO; UNIVERSIDAD DE CÁDIZ ANGEL PERNI; UNIVERSIDAD PABLO DE OLAVIDE MARÍA DOLORES LEÓN; UNIVERSIDAD DE CÁDIZ PEDRO J. MORENO; UNIVERSIDAD DE CÁDIZ
193	GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE DURATION OF SICK LEAVE: A STOCHASTIC FRONTIER DECOMPOSITION APPROACH.	ANGEL MARTIN-ROMAN; UNIVERSIDAD DE VALLADOLID ALFONSO MORAL; UNIVERSITY OF VALLADOLID SARA PINILLOS-FRANCO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID
194	THE EMU EFFECT ON TRADE: A RE-ASSESSMENT ACCOUNTING FOR STAGGERED TREATMENT ADOPTION	CARMEN DÍAZ-MORA; UNIVERSITY OF CASTILLA-LA MANCHA SILVIANO ESTEVE-PÉREZ; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA AND INTECO SALVADOR GIL-PAREJA; UNIVERSITAT DE VALÈNCIA AND INTECO FERNANDO RIOS AVILA; LEVY ECONOMICS INSTITUTE OF BARD COLLEGE
195	STATE DEPENDENCY IN PRICING BEHAVIOR AND MACROECONOMIC TRANSMISSION TO PRICES: LESSONS FROM TURKEY	ELIF OZCAN KODAZ; CENTRAL BANK OF REPUBLIC OF TURKEY SERDAR YÜREK; CENTRAL BANK OF REPUBLIC OF TURKEY
196	¿POR QUÉ LAS MUJERES PREFIEREN TRABAJAR CERCA DE CASA? UN ANÁLISIS EXPLORATORIO DE LA SATISFACCIÓN CON EL COMMUTING EN RAZÓN DE GÉNERO	ADELAIDA LILLO-BAÑULS; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE ANGEL MANZANARES-GUTIÉRREZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE EXTREMADURA JAVIER ROMANÍ; UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA
197	SUBSIDISED SCHOOL MEALS AND CHILDREN EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: THE CASE OF BARCELONA	SARA AYLLÓN; UNIVERSITY OF GIRONA SAMUEL LADO; UNIVERSITY OF GIRONA
198	THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 LOCKDOWN ON MENTAL HEALTH IN THE ELDERLY: A GENERALIZED PROPENSITY SCORE MATCHING APPROACH	MIGUEL MALO; UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA ÁNGEL SÁNCHEZ-DANIEL; UNIVERSITY OF SALAMANCA
200	ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIGITALIZATION AND ENVIRONMENT AND ITS EFFECT ON FIRM PERFORMANCE	JESÚS GARCIA-ROMANOS; UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID ESTER MARTÍNEZ-ROS; UC3M
201	WHAT DRIVES CRIME, UNEMPLOYMENT OR INEQUALITY?	DAVID MESA-RUIZ; UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
202	POTENCIAL DE LAS ENTIDADES FEDERATIVAS DE MÉXICO PARA LA GENERACIÓN DE TECNOLOGÍAS DE LA INDUSTRIA 4.0 (1997-2021)	JUAN CARLOS LIMON; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA ANGELA TRIGUERO; UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA NATANAEL ANGULO; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA
203	EXPLORANDO LAS CAUSAS DEL BACKSHORING: I+D Y FORMACIÓN EN TICS	ADELAIDA LILLO-BAÑULS; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE FERNANDO MERINO; UNIVERSITY OF MURCIA MARTINEZ MORA; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE BEGOÑA FUSTER; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
204	HOW SUBSTITUTABLE ARE HIGH-SKILLED WORKERS? THE CASE OF EXPANSION OF TERTIARY EDUCATION IN CHILE	ADOLFO FUENTES WERLINGER; UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
206	EL CICLO DE VIDA Y LA POSICIÓN COMPETITIVA DE LOS DESTINOS TURÍSTICOS	JESÚS NAVARRO-NAVARRO; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
208	USING MACHINE LEARNING TO MEASURE FINANCIAL RISK IN CHINA	ANDRES AZQUETA GAVALDON; BANCO DE ESPAÑA
209	EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS AND DRIVERS OF INVOLUNTARY PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT WITH A EUROPEAN COUNTRY PANEL	ANA RODRIGUEZ-SANTIAGO; UNIVERSITY OF SEVILLA
210	WHO BENEFITS FROM UNIVERSITY OPENINGS?	SERIFE YASAR; RWI - LEIBNIZ-INSTITUT FÜR WIRTSCHAFTSFORSCHUNG
211	UNDEREMPLOYMENT IN SELF-EMPLOYMENT	EMILIO CONGREGADO; UNIVERSITY OF HUELVA CONCEPCIÓN ROMÁN; UNIVERSITY OF HUELVA DAVID TRONCOSO; UNIVERSIDAD PABLO DE OLAVIDE
212	THE SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF PROTECTED AREAS ON LOCAL TAX REVENUES. A SPATIAL STUDY OF MUNICIPALITIES IN WESTERN FRANCE	DAVID CROMMELYNCK; UNIVERSITÉ DE BRETAGNE OCCIDENTALE
215	EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON SPANISH AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS USING INTERREGIONAL TRADE FLOWS	FATIMA EL KHATABI; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID AND UNIVERSITY OF GOETTINGEN INMACULADA MARTÍNEZ-ZARZOSO; UNIVERSITAT JAUME I NURIA GALLEGO; UNIVERSIDAD REY JUAN CARLOS
216	MARRIAGE, DIVORCE AND RESERVATION WAGES	ROBERTO BONILLA; NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY FRANCIS KIRALY; NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY MIGUEL MALO; UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA FERNANDO PINTO HERNÁNDEZ; UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA
217	ESTIMATING THE GENDER WAGE GAP USING STOCHASTIC FRONTIERS: SOME MODELLING ISSUES	ANTONIO ALVAREZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO GRAZIELLA BONANNO; UNIVERSITY OF SALERNO
218	STRATEGIC SHIFTS IN AGRI-EXPORT LOGISTICS: UNVEILING SOYBEAN TRADE'S ROLE IN TRANSPORT MODAL CHOICES AND RAIL NETWORK ENHANCEMENTS	FABIO SIMONI DA SILVA; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
219	GEOGRAPHICAL DISPARITIES IN THE IMPACT OF IMPORT COMPETITION ON RADICAL AND INCREMENTAL INNOVATION.	ENRIQUE LOPEZ-BAZO; AQR, UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA ALESSIA MATANO; SAPIENZA UNIVERSITÀ DI ROMA
220	MARKET DYNAMICS AND STRATEGIC ALLIANCES: UNDERSTANDING HOW GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES INFLUENCE FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) SCENARIOS	FABIO SIMONI DA SILVA; UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA
221	THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PUBLIC DEBT AND INFLATION: EVIDENCE FROM ARDL PANEL ESTIMATIONS	MARIA DEL CARMEN RAMOS HERRERA SIMON SOSVILLA-RIVERO; UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID
222	PREVENTING TEEN PREGNANCIES: EVIDENCE ON SCHOOL-BASED REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACCESS IN ARGENTINA	NICOLÁS ROIG; UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE
223	LA FEMINIZACIÓN DE LA MIGRACIÓN Y EL MERCADO LABORAL. EL CASO DE MEXICANOS EN ESPAÑA. PROPUESTA DE POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS	REYNA RODRÍGUEZ PÉREZ; UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE COAHUILA
226	LINKING WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN AGRICULTURE AND EFFICIENCY: A CASE STUDY OF PAKISTAN	USMAN KHALID; UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNIVERSITY
227	RENDIMIENTO EDUCATIVO DE LOS TRABAJADORES EN HOSTELERÍA	COVADONGA ORDOÑEZ GARCÍA; UNIVERSIDAD DE ALICANTE
228	IN HEALTH AND UNEMPLOYMENT: WELLBEING IMPACTS OF JOBLESSNESS ON ONESELF AND PARTNERS	ISRAEL ESCUDERO-CASTILLO; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO FCO. JAVIER MATO-DÍAZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO ANA RODRÍGUEZ-ÁLVAREZ; UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO

SUBMISSION

APPLIED ECONOMICS MEETINGS promoted by the Asociación Libre de Economía (AldE) and the Applied Economic Analysis (AEA), are conceived as a channel to disseminate and discuss research work that deepen the knowledge of reality through the use of applied economic analysis.

In Applied Economics Meeting two types of working sessions will take place. On the one hand, parallel thematic sessions, where scientific communications selected in each area will be presented. On the other hand, plenary sessions with invited keynote speakers.

The Applied Economics Meeting is open to the participation of the international scientific community, so that the official languages are Spanish and English. The papers written in English can be assigned to a session in which it is the working language. Meeting organization encourages participants to present and defend their papers in English.

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TOPIC AREAS:

The Applied Economics Meetings are conferences open to any researcher with an interest in Applied Economics. They are organized jointly by the Asociación Libre de Economía (ALdE) and the Revista de Economía Aplicada (REA). The Meeting gathers more than 200 academics and practitioners on an annual basis covering a wide range of fields in the area of Applied Economics.

APPLIED ECONOMETRICS
APPLIED MACROECONOMICS
APPLIED MICROECONOMICS
ECONOMETRICS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & GROWTH
ECONOMIC HISTORY
ECONOMIC HISTORY ENVIRONMENTAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS
FINANCE
HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION: EMPIRICS
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS / TRADE
LABOUR ECONOMICS & DEMOGRAPHY
PUBLIC ECONOMICS
HOUSING AND REAL ESTATE
REGIONAL & URBAN ECONOMICS / ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
TOURISM ECONOMICS

IMPORTANT DATES:

1-March-2024
Deadline for submission of the draft full paper:
Conference Maker.

20-March-2024
Publication of accepted papers

20-April-2024
Deadline for early registration at a reduced rate
Deadline for registration for presenting authors

30-April-2024
Publication of the Provisional Programme of the Meeting

05-May-2024
Deadline for registration normal price

15-May-2024
Publication of the Final Programme of the Meeting

06-June-2024
Start of the XXV Applied Economics Meeting

COMMITTEES

Comité Científico:

Mercedes Teruel Carrizosa (coordinadora)	Universidad Rovira i Virgili
Sara Amoroso	DIW Berlin
Elisa Barbieri	Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Alex Coad	Waseda University
Jesús Crespo	Vienna University of Economics and Business
Frank Crowley	Cork University
M. Ángeles Davia	Universidad de Castilla – La Mancha
Pelin Demirel	Imperial College London
Carmen Diaz-Mora	Universidad de Castilla – La Mancha
Nestor Duch-Brown	European Commission – Joint Research Centre
Martin Falk	University of South-Eastern Norway
Helena Lenihan	Univery of Limerick
Enrique López-Bazo	Universidad de Barcelona
David López-Rodríguez	Banco de España
Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso	Universiy of Göttingen
Valeriano Martínez San Román	Universidad de Cantabria
Raquel Ortega-Argilés	University of Manchester
Fabio Pieri	University of Trento
André van Stel	Trinity College Dublin and Kozminski University

Comité Organizador:

Nuria Mercedes Sánchez (coordinadora)	Universidad de Cantabria
Adolfo Fernández Puente (coordinador)	Universidad de Cantabria
Ana Carrera Poncela	Universidad de Cantabria
Valeriano Martínez San Román	Universidad de Cantabria
Ingrid Mateo Mantecón	Universidad de Cantabria
Lorena Remuzgo Pérez	Universidad de Cantabria
Carmen Trueba Salas	Universidad de Cantabria

ACCOMMODATION

HOYUELA HOTEL

hotelhoyuela.es

Special offer until 20 May 2024:

Single room with breakfast buffet: €95.
Double room with breakfast buffet: 107 €.

Prices per room per day. VAT (10%) included.

Reservation requests will be made individually by participants to the e-mail address hotelhoyuela@sardinerohoteles.com, stating that they are attending the «APPLIED ECONOMY CONGRESS», with payment to be made directly on departure from the hotel.

BAHIA HOTEL

hotelbahiasantander.com

Rates valid until 21 April 2024:

Single room: €79
Double room: €99
Superior Room: €124
Suite Junior: €159

BUFFET BREAKFAST: €16/person. Rates per day. VAT included.

HOTEL SANTEMAR

hotelsantemar.com

Rates until 5 May:

Single room in AD: €115
Double room in AD: €138

Prices per night. VAT included.

GRAND HOTEL VICTORIA

granhotelvictoria.com

70 fully equipped rooms, all with terraces and most with sea views. We have a private garage, restaurant, garden areas and two restaurant terraces.

Bed and breakfast rates:

Double room with terrace: €134
Twin room with terrace: €119

Price per room/day. VAT included.

Reservations: Carmen Carral – reserva@granhotelvictoria.com

NH CIUDAD SANTANDER

nh-hotels.com/es/hotel/nh-ciudad-de-santander

Rates until 29 April:

05.06.2024
Standard double 1AD: 119,69 €
Standard double 2AD: 128,38 €
06.06.2024
Standard Double 1AD: 111,69 €
Standard Double 2AD: 120,38 €

Rates per room per day. Buffet breakfast included.

Reservations can be made directly with the hotel: nhciudaddesantandner@nh-hotels.com or by e-mail: mp.onandia@nh-hotels.com, quoting the reference Congress of Applied Economics.

HOTEL: LE PETIT BOUTIQUE HOTEL

le-petit-boutique-hotel.oncostacantabria.com

The rates would be for the 5th, 6th and 7th respectively. There are 4 double rooms, all exterior:

Tokyo: 335€ (105/105/125€)
Oxford: 355€ (115/115/125€)
San Francisco: 365€ (120/120/125€)
La Habana: 365€ (120/120/125€)

All prices include VAT and breakfast. Prices until 30 April.

CITY OF THE MEETING

SANTANDER, SPAIN

The XXVI edition of the Applied Economics Meeting will take place at the University of Cantabria , on its campus in the city of Santander .

AEA AWARD

YOUNG RESEARCHER AEA AWARD

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 2024

1. The Prize will be for the best paper whose author or authors are under 35 years old. All full papers (submitted by the deadline) stating their willingness to participate in the contest will be considered for the prize.

2. The jury will be composed of the Scientific Committee of the Meeting or by those members of the Committee in which it delegated. The jury will choose the decision based on a system of objective scores. The jury will also take into account the views of the chairman of the different sessions.

3. The amount of the Prize will be 1,000.00 euros (one thousand euros). This prize is donated by Ediciones de la Revista de Economía Aplicada, editor of Applied Economics Analysis.

4. In exceptional and duly justified cases, the jury may award two papers, and the prize will be divided equally. The jury also may award one Special mention that will have an economic payment of 500.00 euros (five hundred euros). The prize may be declared void.

5. At the beginning of the Meeting, the jury will announce the finalists for the ALdE Young Researcher Award, whose authors commit (at least one author of each paper) to be present at the closing dinner where the jury’s verdict will be made public. This verdict is final.

6. Participation in the contest implies full acceptance of these rules.

TRAVEL GRANTS

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Aim: to promote the participation of young ALDE members in the Applied Economics Meeting.

Beneficiaries:ALdE members up to the age of 35 who have registered for the XXVI Applied Economics Meeting. The membership condition must be met at the time of payment of the Travel Grant.

Application Procedure: the applicant for the travel grant must submit the following documentation using the form that you will find on this page:

Application form for the travel grant.
A copy of the paper to be presented at the scientific meeting or, failing that, a summary.
Brief curriculum.

Concession: travel grants will be allocated according to the following criteria:

The quality and relevance of the work presented.
The applicant’s resumé.
Preference will be given to those applicants who are doing the dissertation and have not been favored with any aid in previous calls. This travel grant can never be obtained in more than two calls.

Endowment: 10 travel grants will be awarded for participation in the Meeting on Applied Economics, the amount of each grant is up to 400 euros and the justification of the expenditure will be required.

Appeal: any decision of the selection committee will be considered final.

Obligations of credit applicants and procedures: the aid payment will be made after the conclusion of the Applied Economics Meeting, and upon presentation of a copy of the certificate of attendance and presentation of the paper. This documentation must be sent to the address alde@alde.es

Submission deadlines: 22 March to 10 April 2024.

Resolution: 15 April 2024.