⏰ Deadline Coming Up! Submit your abstract for the Journal of Regulatory Economics special issue workshop on state-level regulatory accumulation by Feb 28, 2025. More deadlines for draft and final papers follow! #callforpapers #regulation #econ https://loom.ly/h8WUHH0

From our October 2025 issue: Uruguay’s move to multi-acquiring reshaped its payment system. A 2025 study finds: 📉 Lower market concentration 🏦 More competition + new entrants 💰 Fees stabilized even after policy agreements Full paper below ⬇️ https://doi.org/10.1007/s11149-025-09494-9

Found in October issue: Can capital & liquidity really protect banks from systemic risk? A 2025 study of 169 global banks finds: 💡 Capital helps most in emerging markets ⚠️ Liquidity offers weak protection 📉 NPLs heighten systemic risk Read more below https://doi.org/10.1007/s11149-025-09492-x

We would like to welcome Dr. Thomas Hoenig to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Regulatory Economics! His distinguished career includes 20 years as President of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank. He is now a Senior Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.

Today the last penny was minted. What are the economic effects of eliminating the penny? Find the answer in "Inflationary impacts of penny and nickel elimination" just published in the Journal of Regulatory Economics.

🗄️ July Article from the Archive 🗄️ Does industry self-regulation work? This 2012 study found chemical firms in the Responsible Care program increased pollution by 15.9% vs non-participants—eliminating 3 years of sector-wide reductions. #energyeconomics #research #selfregulation

📢 Call for Papers The Journal of Regulatory Economics is launching a special issue on Supply Side Healthcare Regulations. 🗓️ Deadline: Feb 15, 2026 🌍 Submissions welcome worldwide #CallForPapers #HealthEconomics #Regulation #AcademicResearch

🗄️April Article from the Archive!🗄️How can market-based policies like carbon taxes be more effective? This month: Cost Heterogeneity and Market-Based Policies. 💡Exploring how different cost structures affect policy effectiveness💡 #Economics #Policy #MarketEfficiency

❗Exciting News from JRE❗ Dr. Colin O'Reilly is stepping in as editor during Dustin Chambers' temporary leave. Dr. O'Reilly, an associate professor at Creighton, specializes in institutions and economic development, income, and regulation - an excellent fit for JRE!

⚡Sweden's electricity market⚡- would fewer, larger firms lead to higher efficiency? This article finds economies of scale lower costs, but firms have little incentive to merge. Policymakers may need to rethink regulations to encourage consolidation, and improve efficiency! #TBT

India's 2016 Real Estate Law - How did it shake up the market?🏡📉 The 2016 RERA Act led to a drop in stock prices as firms faced higher compliance costs & financing challenges. 💡A fascinating look at how major regulations reshape industries!💡 #realestate #TBT #RERA

📫How can postal services remain universal in a changing market? A unique look at the consequences of digitalization, with data driven solutions using the Delphi and Fuzzy TOPSIS methodologies! #Economics #TBT #Regulation #PostalServices #Policy #Technology

Are you interested in the impacts of state-level regulation on economic growth, entrepreneurship, and employment? Call for papers: special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Economics on "The Burden of State-Level Administrative Rules"