Economics Letters

Papers
(The H4-Index of Economics Letters is 31. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Exploring co-explosive dynamics: Bitcoin price, attractiveness, and sentiment variables397
Human capital investments in a democracy232
Does age help or hurt Oscar-nominated actors’ chances of winning a statuette?143
Inflation concerns and financial stress117
Entrepreneurship and mental health108
Trade Policy Uncertainty and Stock Market Tail Risk77
Hedging investment-grade and high-yield bonds with credit VIX60
Welfare loss and policy trade-offs: Calvo vs. Rotemberg60
Political risk dynamics, leaders’ capability, and economic performance: New evidence of national executives58
Optimal monetary policy under fairness concerns in pricing58
Dealer inventory and the cross-section of corporate bond returns53
Have greed and rapidly rising wages triggered a profit-wage-price spiral? Firm-level evidence for Belgium51
Editorial Board51
The long-run effects of college remedial education51
Editorial Board51
Analytical cyclical price–dividend ratios45
Latent unbalancedness in three-way gravity models44
Artificial regression test diagnostics for impact measures in spatial models43
From paper to plastic: How the transition to EBT affected SNAP enrollment43
The two-way Hausman and Taylor estimator41
Do defense news crowd out private investment?37
Premature listing and post-IPO venture capital refinancing36
Monetary policy rules and opinionated markets35
Do distant rent flows matter? Inferring discount rates from leasehold apartments in Denmark34
Exploring the trade-off between leaning against credit and stabilizing economic activity34
Individual versus collective bargaining under relative income concerns33
Modified harmonic mean method for spatial autoregressive models33
Leisure time, performance pay, and crowding-out32
Talking fragmentation away – Decoding the ’whatever it takes’ effect32
The impact of the Panama Canal transfer on the Panamanian economy31
Peer correlations in income: Evidence from a Guanxi network in rural China31
The legacy of 1968 student protests on political preferences31
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