Working Papers

Our new working paper series provides faculty members with a forum for early dissemination of ongoing research. All comments are welcome.

In addition, through this series, we release winning papers of the Economics Society undergraduate and graduate "Best Paper" competitions and other notable student essays.

Archive

Religious Behaviour, Labour Supply, and Social Conformity: Evidence from a Workplace Ban on Muslim Religious Veiling

Kevin Devereux
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Blair Long
Assistant Professor of Economics, Memorial University
Margaret Samahita
University College Dublin

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202603

In the Eye of the Beholder: Body Size, Leadership Perceptions, and the Endogeneity of Student Council Roles in South Korea

Rober Martínez-Espiñeira
Professor of Economics, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202602

Informal Property Rights and Long-Run State Capacity: Evidence from Local Governments in Newfoundland

Blair Long
Assistant Professor of Economics, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202601

Rent Control in Toronto and its Effects
Rent Control in Toronto and its Effects

Gabriel Muller
BSc Economics & Statistics Student, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202504

Effects of Recreational Cannabis Legalization on Education: Evidence from an Atlantic Canadian University
Effects of Recreational Cannabis Legalization on Education: Evidence from an Atlantic Canadian University

Mir Ashrafun Nahar
MA Economics Student, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202503

How the Pricing of Carbon in Canada Affects Households’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions
How the Pricing of Carbon in Canada Affects Households’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Dawn McDonald
BSc Economics (Honours) Student, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202502

Tiebout, Crowd-out and Walkout: Public Debts and Interprovincial Migration in Canada, 1982–2023

Kam Hon Chu
Professor of Economics, Memorial University

Memorial Economics Working Paper, no. WP202501

Disclaimer

Working papers are not peer reviewed. Copyright belongs to the author(s). Short sections of text not to exceed two paragraphs may be cited without explicit permission provided that full credit is given to the source.