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Working Papers

2008

1. A Model of Religious Investment to Explain the Success of Megachurches
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University
2. Exchange-Rate Pass Through, Openness, Inflation, and the Sacrifice Ratio
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University

2007

3. Openness, Income-Tax Progressivity, and Inflation
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University
4. Trade Openness, Capital Mobility, and the Sacrifice Ratio
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University View citations

2006

5. Trust in Others: Does Religion Matter?
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University

2005

6. God and the Global Economy: Religion and Attitudes Toward Trade and Immigration in the United States
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University View citations
7. Openness, Centralized Wage Bargaining, and Inflation
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University View citations
   See Also Journal Article in European Journal of Political Economy (2006)
8. Regional vs. Global Financing Strategies for U.S. MNEs
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University

2004

9. The Significance of the Economic Summits
   Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University

2001

10. Optimal Currency Basket Pegs for Developing and Emerging Economies
    Working Papers and Research, Center for Global and Economic Studies, Marquette University

1992

11. Economic Summit Declarations, 1975-1989: Examining the Written Record of International Cooperation
    Princeton Studies in International Economics, International Economics Section, Departement of Economics Princeton University,

Journal Articles

2006

1. Openness, centralized wage bargaining, and inflation
   European Journal of Political Economy, 2006, 22, (4), 969-988 View citations
   See Also Working Paper (2005)
2. Openness, the sacrifice ratio, and inflation: Is there a puzzle?
   Journal of International Money and Finance, 2006, 25, (8), 1336-1347 View citations

2005

3. Empirical Studies of Foreign Direct Investment
   Atlantic Economic Journal, 2005, 33, (4), 381-382
4. Openness, Central Bank Independence, and the Sacrifice Ratio
   Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2005, 37, (2), 371-79 View citations

2003

5. Currency substitution, seigniorage, and currency crises in interdependent economies
   Journal of Economics and Business, 2003, 55, (3), 221-232
6. The determinants of immigration-policy preferences in advanced economies: A cross-country study
   Atlantic Economic Journal, 2003, 31, (2), 146-158

1999

7. The Nonstationarity of Money and Prices in Interdependent Economies
   Review of International Economics, 1999, 7, (1), 87-101 View citations

1998

8. Two-Country Models of Monetary and Fiscal Policy: What Have We Learned? What More Can We Learn?
   Open Economies Review, 1998, 9, (3), 265-284 View citations

1997

9. Optimal sterilization policies in interdependent economies
   Journal of Economics and Business, 1997, 49, (1), 43-60 View citations

1996

10. Reserve requirements, currency substitution, and seigniorage in the transition to European monetary union
    Open Economies Review, 1996, 7, (3), 257-273
11. Testing the Fisher Effect as a Long-Run Equilibrium Relation
    Applied Financial Economics, 1996, 6, (2), 115-20

1995

12. Monetary policies in interdependent economies: an open economy explanation for base drift and price-level non-trend-stationarities
    Journal of International Money and Finance, 1995, 14, (2), 275-287

1991

13. Policy undertakings by the seven "summit" countries: ascertaining the degree of compliance
    Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, 1991, 35, (1), 267-307 View citations