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Journal of Population Economics

1 papers in the last 7 days · category: Economics · publisher: Springer Science+Business Media · ISSN 0933-1433

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Key findings

  • Journal of Population Economics published 8 papers in the last 30 days (2026-09-27 to 2026-10-26), ranking #91 of 239 journals.
  • Leading institutions: University of Münster (1), Philipps University of Marburg (1) and Centre for European Economic Research (1).
  • Countries: Italy (2), United States (2) and Germany (1).
Papers, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliations
2026-10-20Regional favoritism and educational attainment in AfricaJournal of Population EconomicsZareh Asatryan, Thushyanthan Baskaran, Patrick Hufschmidt et al.Centre for European Economic Research; University of Münster; Ruhr University Bochum; …
2026-10-17The role of immigrant caregivers in improving the welfare of elders and reducing public health costsJournal of Population EconomicsLisa Capretti, Joanna Aleksandra Kopinska, Rama Dasi Mariani et al.University of Rome Tor Vergata; Sapienza University of Rome; Roma Tre University
2026-10-15Disease and development: productivity, exchange, and social segregationJournal of Population EconomicsJavier A. BirchenallUniversity of California, Santa Barbara
2026-10-10The unseen pain of the Vietnam War: long-term effects of Agent Orange on labor market outcomesJournal of Population EconomicsLuu Duc Toan Huynh, Po Yin WongQueen Mary University of London
2026-10-06The fast and the studious? Ramadan observance and student performanceJournal of Population EconomicsKyra Hanemaaijer, Olivier Marie, Marco MusumeciUniversity of Gothenburg; Tinbergen Institute; Erasmus University Rotterdam; …
2026-10-05Cognitive decline, education, and dynamic selectionJournal of Population EconomicsMichael DardenJohns Hopkins University
2026-10-01Trends and structure of educational assortative matingJournal of Population EconomicsEdoardo CiscatoKU Leuven
2026-09-30Women’s economic rights and child education: evidence from historical reforms in the USJournal of Population EconomicsYeonha JungSungkyunkwan University