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This facility on this website is no longer available for new material. Henceforth, authors who wish to make some supplementary material available to reviewers or other readers should post it on their own website, or on the website of their institution, or elsewhere. They may then refer to this supplementary material (and provide links) in the submitted article.
Archive of Supplementary Material
JOIE 8(3) September 2012
Björn Vollan “Weird reciprocity? A ‘within-culture across-country’ trust experiment and a methodological remark”. Supplementary material.
JOIE 11(1) March 2015
Kostadis J. Papaioannou and Jan Luiten van Zanden, “The Dictator Effect: How long years in office affect economic development”. Supplementary material.
JOIE 12(1) March 2016
Jamie Bologna, Donald J. Lacombe, and Andrew T. Young, “A spatial analysis of incomes and institutional quality: Evidence from US metropolitan areas”. Supplementary material.
Michael Kopsidis and Daniel W. Bromley, “The French Revolution and German industrialization: dubious models and doubtful causality”. Supplementary material.
JOIE 12(2) June 2016
Olivier Thevenon, “Do ‘institutional complementaries’ foster female labour force participation?” Supplementary material.
JOIE 13(2) June 2017
Kunal Sen and Chaitali Sinha, “The location choice of US foreign direct investment: How do institutions matter?” Supplementary material.
JOIE 13(3) September 2017
Astrid Hopfensitz and Josepa Miquel-Florensa, “Mill ownership and farmer’s cooperative behavior: The case of Costa Rica coffee farmers”. Supplementary Material.
JOIE 13(4), December 2017
Peter E. Earl, Lana Friesen and Christopher Shadforth, “The efficiency of market-assisted choice: An experimental analysis of mobile phone connection service recommendations”. Supplementary material.
JOIE 14(2), April 2018
Alan Green, “Democracy and institutions in postcolonial Africa”. Supplementary material.