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Welfare Effects of Economic Sanctions :The Case of Iran

Soheila Parvin; Abass Shakeri; Samaneh Naseri

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 11-38

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.68460.1071

Abstract
   Economic sanctions are a low-cost tool that replaces military action with a high economic, political and human cost. The severity of the effects of sanctions depends on the degree of dependence of the target economy on the outside world, the cooperation of the international community with the ones ...  Read More

Quantifying Supplier Induced Demand Caused by the 2014-Health Reform Plan

Sahar Pournaghi Keikeleh; Kowsar Yousefi; Mohsen Mehrara

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 39-65

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.68964.1079

Abstract
   The Health Reform Plan was initiated in 2014 aiming to increase health utilization and to reduce the out-of-pocket payment. The plan was criticized for its inflationary effects and also its health induced demand. This study examines the induced demand hypothesis using the health datasets of the ...  Read More

Testing for Asset Pricing Model based on Sentiment Indexes: SAPM Model

Reza Talebloo; Mojtaba Bagheri Todeshki; Mohammad Mehdi Bagheri Todeshki

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 67-101

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.67623.1058

Abstract
   The purpose of this article is to investigate the effect of behavioral deviations on the pricing of financial assets with the assumption that sentiment is an important and relevant risk factor in the Iranian capital market. This paper also examines the effect of sentiment, momentum, size, value, ...  Read More

The Effect of Central Bank Transparency on Macroeconomic Stability in Emerging Economies

Mahdi Yazdani; Raana Shokouei Donighi

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 103-138

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.66667.1044

Abstract
   Macroeconomic instability is an important obstacle to the real growth of the economy and its sustainability. In this article, two methods have been used to investigate the impact of transparency on macroeconomic stability in emerging economies using simultaneous equations with panel data for the ...  Read More

The Impact of Energy Security on the Economic Growth

Abbas Assari Arani; Saeid Rostami

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 139-169

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.67463.1057

Abstract
   This study examines the impact of energy security on the economic growth of the 10 selected energy exporting countries in the Middle East. The Benchmark model is based on a generalized version of Cobb Douglass’s production function.  Ten measures of energy security have been used for ...  Read More

Comparison of Classical and Dynamic Network Models Efficiency in the Application of Generalized Network Autoregressive Models

Sayyed Mohammad Hoseini; Ramin Khochiany

Volume 22, Issue 84 , April 2022, Pages 171-194

https://doi.org/10.22054/joer.2022.64422.1018

Abstract
   One of the most challenging issues in forecasting economic variables is the lack of sufficient data or  the missing data in time series. In this paper, the time series of the GDP growth rate from 1980 to 2019 for 18 Middle East and North African countries is modeled via a generalized network ...  Read More