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2000 - 2009
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Volume 10, issue 3 , 2009
The Secret of Canadian Banking: Common Sense? pp. 1-18 Laurence Booth The IMF, the Credit Crunch and Iceland pp. 19-42 Sheetal K. Chand The New Economic Powers (NEPs) pp. 43-80 Danny Leipziger and William O’Boyle Reforming IMF Conditionality pp. 81-104 Graham Bird Well-being and Public Attitudes in Afghanistan pp. 105-147 Carol Graham and Soumya Chattopadhyay Reasons for Remitting pp. 147-158 Oded Stark Are MENA Countries Reaping the Benefits of Inflows? pp. 159-192 Magda ElSayed Kandil and Ida Aghdas Mirzaie Global Climate Change pp. 193-194 F. Gerard Adams Lynne Nikolychuk on Gerben Bakker: Entertainment Industrialised: The Emergence of the International Film Idustry, 1890-1940 pp. 195-200 Lynne Nikolychuk Michael C. Macchiarola on Stephen H. Axilrod: Inside the Fed – Monetary Policy and Its Management, Martin Through Greenspan to Bernanke Michael C. Macchiarola Volume 10, issue 2 , 2009
Will Economic Recovery Drive up World Oil Prices? pp. 1-26 F. Gerard Adams Quantitative Easing pp. 27-40 Colin Ellis How Many US Jobs Might be Offshorable? pp. 41-78 Alan S. Blinder Governance and Development pp. 79-108 Michael Chibba Understanding Crime, Political Uncertainty and Stock Market Returns pp. 109-116 Juan Carlos Franco Laverde , Maria Estela Varua and Arlene Locsin Garces-Ozanne Global Income Distribution and Convergence 1820–2003 pp. 117-148 Péter Földvári and Jan Luiten van Zanden So Far So Good, But Still Some Missing Links pp. 149-172 Graham Bird Economists and Climate Change: Homework Comes First pp. 149-172 Aldo Matteucci Alistair Milne on Robert J. Shiller,The Subprime Solution: How Today’s Global Financial Crisis Happened and What to Do About It pp. 173-176 Alistair Milne Volume 10, issue 1 , 2009
Sweden’s Bank Nationalisations pp. 1-12 Fredrik Erixon The Oil-producing Gulf States, the IMF and the International Financial Crisis pp. 13-24 Bessma Momani The Institutional Framework of the Gulf Central Bank pp. 25-44 Nasser H. Saidi and Fabio Scacciavillani The World Financial Crisis pp. 45-58 F. Gerard Adams Economists and Climate Science: A Critique pp. 59-90 David Henderson A Question of Fudge pp. 91-106 Mohammed H.I. Dore How Much Would it Cost to Avoid Climate Change? pp. 107-150 Bryan Buckley and Sergey Mityakov Charles Goodhart on Jean-Charles Rochet, Why Are There So Many Banking Crises? pp. 181-184 Charles Goodhart CBE The Banking Crisis and Inequality Tim Lankester The Dangers of Dj Vu Economics Graham Bird The Great Moderation and the New Business Cycle Ann O'Ryan Spehar Volume 9, issue 4 , 2008
End of the ‘American Century’ pp. 1-12 Allan H. Meltzer Bringing Balance to the IMF Reform Debate pp. 13-26 Domenico Lombardi The Effectiveness of IMF Surveillance pp. 27-54 Biagio Bossone Why do Governments Delay Devaluation? pp. 55-74 Graham Bird and Thomas D. Willett The West and the Rest in the World Economy: 1000–2030 pp. 75-100 Angus Maddison Missing Out on Industrial Revolution pp. 101-128 Eric Jones How can Korea Raise its Future Potential Growth Rate? pp. 129-144 Elena Ianchovichina and Danny Leipziger Perspectives on Inclusive Development pp. 145-158 Michael Chibba The World is not Flat pp. 159-180 Philippe De Lombaerde and P. Lelio Iapadre Are Economic Sanctions Useful in Discouraging the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction? pp. 181-200 Robert Carbaugh An Expanded Concept of Capital in Development Economics pp. 201-208 Luc Noiset Domenico Lombardi and Maria Fabiana Viola on Barry Eichengreen, Global Imbalances and the Lessons of Bretton Woods: the Cairoli Lectures pp. 209-212 Domenico Lombardi and Maria Fabiana Viola Volume 9, issue 3 , 2008
Endangering the War on Terror by the War on Drugs pp. 1-30 Deepak Kumar Lal Risk-Pricing and the Sub-Prime Crisis pp. 31-46 Andrew G. Haldane Credit Crisis 101 pp. 47-72 Edward Gottesman The Sovereign Wealth Funds of Singapore pp. 73-96 Anthony Elson Singapore’s Sovereign Wealth Funds pp. 97-122 Friedrich Wu The Wealth and Poverty of Nations pp. 123-176 Brian Snowdon International Comparisons of GDP pp. 177-210 Elio Lancieri Unwinding Global Economic Imbalances pp. 211-216 Graham Bird Climate Change Issues pp. 217-228 David Henderson Global Imbalances and the Lessons of Bretton Woods pp. 229-234 Graham Bird and Thomas D. Willett Andrew Haldane on Tim Congdon, Keynes, the Keynesians and Monetarism pp. 235-238 Andrew G. Haldane Volume 9, issue 2 , 2008
Economic Forecasts pp. 1-12 Prakash Loungani and Jair Rodriguez Measuring China’s Economic Performance pp. 13-44 Angus Maddison and Harry X. Wu The Rise of China Investment Corporation pp. 45-68 Friedrich Wu and Arifin Seah A Wave of Protectionism? pp. 69-95 Philipp Maier Towards a Unified Theory of Economic Growth pp. 97-151 Brian Snowdon Globalization pp. 153-174 F. Gerard Adams Trends and Challenges in Islamic Finance pp. 175-193 Heiko Hesse , Andreas A. Jobst and Juan Solé Over-Presumption and Myopia pp. 195-199 David Henderson Miranda Xafa on Frederic S. Mishkin, The Next Great Globalization: How Disadvantaged Nations Can Harness Their Financial Systems to Get Rich pp. 201-204 Miranda Xafa Joe Perkins on Paul J. Zak (editor), Moral Markets: The Critical Role of Values in the Economy pp. 205-208 Joe Perkins Brian Snowdon on John S. Lyons, Louis P. Cain Samuel H. Williamson (eds), Reflections on the Cliometrics Revolution: Conversations with Economic Historians pp. 209-212 Brian Snowdon Volume 9, issue 1 , 2008
Challenging Times for UK Monetary Policy pp. 1-10 Andrew Sentance The Future of Financial Regulation pp. 11-34 Howard Davies Alternative Strategies for Fighting Unemployment pp. 35-55 Gilles Saint-Paul Growth Strategies and Dynamics pp. 57-96 Mohamed A. El-Erian and A. Michael Spence Three Cheers for the 'Progressive State' pp. 97-146 Benjamin M. Friedman and Brian Snowdon Two Concepts of the Output Gap pp. 147-175 Tim Congdon Islamic Economics and Finance pp. 177-195 Rodney Wilson Poverty Reduction in Developing Countries pp. 197-200 Michael Chibba
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