Economic Inquiry

INTRODUCTION
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: HECKMAN, JAMES J.

THE ROLE OF NONCOGNITIVE SKILLS IN EXPLAINING COGNITIVE TEST SCORES
pp. 2-12(11)
Authors: BORGHANS, LEX; MEIJERS, HUUB; TER WEEL, BAS

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR: RESULTS FROM THE 21ST CENTURY COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS PROGRAM NATIONAL EVALUATION
pp. 13-18(6)
Authors: JAMES-BURDUMY, SUSANNE; DYNARSKI, MARK; DEKE, JOHN

UNPACKING SOCIAL INTERACTIONS
pp. 19-24(6)
Authors: COHEN-COLE, ETHAN; ZANELLA, GIULIO

UNDERSTANDING REGRESSION VERSUS VARIANCE TESTS FOR SOCIAL INTERACTIONS
pp. 25-28(4)
Authors: DURLAUF, STEVEN N.; TANAKA, HISATOSHI

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS AND DRINKING BEHAVIOR: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM AN IRISH COLLEGE STUDY
pp. 29-36(8)
Authors: DELANEY, LIAM; HARMON, COLM; WALL, PATRICK

AN ASSESSMENT OF CAUSAL INFERENCE IN SMOKING INITIATION RESEARCH AND A FRAMEWORK FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
pp. 37-44(8)
Authors: HECKMAN, JAMES J.; FLYER, FREDRICK; LOUGHLIN, COLLEEN

RISK BELIEFS AND SMOKING BEHAVIOR
pp. 45-59(15)
Authors: VISCUSI, W. KIP; HAKES, JAHN K

WHY UNDERSTANDING SMOKING BANS IS IMPORTANT FOR ESTIMATING THEIR EFFECTS: CALIFORNIA'S RESTAURANT SMOKING BANS AND RESTAURANT SALES
pp. 60-76(17)
Authors: FLECK, ROBERT K.; HANSSEN, F. ANDREW

IS THERE RECIPROCITY IN A RECIPROCAL-EXCHANGE ECONOMY? EVIDENCE OF GENDERED NORMS FROM A SLUM IN NAIROBI, KENYA
pp. 77-83(7)
Authors: GREIG, FIONA; BOHNET, IRIS

REPRESENTATIVE TRUST AND RECIPROCITY: PREVALENCE AND DETERMINANTS
pp. 84-90(7)
Authors: DOHMEN, THOMAS; FALK, ARMIN; HUFFMAN, DAVID; SUNDE, UWE