OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Review of Economic Dynamics is 6. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Disability insurance and the effects of return-to-work policies	175
On a lender of last resort with a central bank and a stability Fund	62
Why were interest-only mortgages so popular during the U.S. housing boom?	56
Long-term sovereign debt: A steady state analysis	55
Unemployment risk, consumption dynamics, and the secondary market for durable goods	41
Inequality in public school spending across space and time	33
Saving rates and savings ratios	30
Invariance of unemployment and vacancy dynamics with respect to diminishing returns to labor at the firm level	24
A directed search model of crowding out	24
Welfare-enhancing inflation and liquidity premia	23
Marginal propensity to consume and unemployment: A meta-analysis	22
The looming fiscal reckoning: Tax distortions, top earners, and revenues	21
Capital and labor taxes with costly state contingency	21
Taxation and inequality: Active and passive channels	21
Reassessing trade barriers with global production networks	21
Immigration, legal status and fiscal impact	20
Home construction financing and search frictions in the housing market	19
Testing and reopening in an SEIR model	18
Learning through coworker referrals	16
Why is unemployment so countercyclical?	16
Understanding the aggregate effects of disability insurance	15
Business ownership and the secondary market	15
Bubbly booms and welfare	14
Input delays, firm dynamics, and misallocation in Sub-Saharan Africa	14
On sovereign default with time-varying interest rates	13

Cyclical lending standards: A structural analysis	13
Socially optimal search intensity in over-the-counter markets	13
The role of headhunters in wage inequality: It's all about matching	13
Heterogeneous policy distortions and the labor share	13
The fall of the labor income share: The role of technological change and hiring frictions	12
Measuring capital-labor substitution: The importance of method choices and publication bias	12
Incomplete markets and parental investments in children	12
Misallocation and financial frictions: The role of long-term financing	12
General equilibrium with multiple liquid assets	11
A Bayesian DSGE approach to modelling cryptocurrency	11
Skill-biased entrepreneurial decline	11
Optimal Ramsey taxation in heterogeneous agent economies with quasi-linear preferences	11
Misallocation and intersectoral linkages	11
Unconventional monetary and fiscal policy	10
Family policies and child skill accumulation	10
Capitalization of intellectual property products does not explain the decline in the labor share	10
Editorial Board	10
Aggregate fluctuations and the role of trade credit	10
Growth, automation, and the long-run share of labor	10
Monetary policy stabilization in a new Keynesian model under climate change	9
Firm entry and exit during recessions	9
Trend inflation and evolving inflation dynamics: A Bayesian GMM analysis	9
Intertemporal substitution in labor supply: A meta-analysis	8
The hammer and the scalpel: On the economics of indiscriminate versus targeted isolation policies during pandemics	8
Asset bubbles and foreign interest rate shocks	8
Transmission of U.S. monetary policy to commodity exporters and importers	8
Introduction to the special issue in memory of Thomas F. Cooley	7
Identifying preferences when households are financially constrained	7
Indeterminacy and imperfect information	7
A job ladder model of executive compensation	7
Demographic change, government debt and fiscal sustainability in Japan: The impact of bond purchases by the Bank of Japan	7
On the black-white gaps in labor supply and earnings over the lifecycle in the US	7
Does my model predict a forward guidance puzzle?	7
The fundamental surplus revisited	6
Information acquisition and rating agencies	6
Editorial Board	6
Opacity: Insurance and fragility	6
Nonlinear occupations and female labor supply over time	6
The welfare effects of tax progressivity in a frictional labor market	6
Cross-phenomenon restrictions: Unemployment effects of layoff costs and quit turbulence	6
Hollowing out and slowing growth: The role of process innovations	6