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2010.2: Degree of Openness and Inflation Targeting Policy: Model of a Small Open Economy

Bousrih Jihene and Bousrih Jihene

2010.1: Modelling the Cyclical Behaviour of Wine Production in the Douro Region Using a Time-Varying Parameters Approach

Mario Cunha and Christian R. Richter

2009.10: Workers’ Remittances and Growth in MENA Labor Exporting Countries

Sufian Eltayeb Mohamed

2009.9: United Kingdom Eurozone Entry Scenarios Evaluated

John Ryan

2009.8: China and the Global Roles of Currencies

John Ryan

2009.7: Structural Estimation of Variety Gains from Trade Integration in Asia

Kancs, d'Artis

2009.6: The Factor Content of Heterogeneous Firm Trade

Kancs, d'Artis and Pavel Ciaian

2009.5: The demand for football tickets depending on the number of clubs in a city – Empirical evidence from Germany –

Markus Breuer

2009.4: Forecasting Romanian Financial System Stability using a Stochastic Simulation Model

Claudiu Tiberiu Albulescu

2009.3: Determinants of Export Specialization in ICT Products: A Cross-Country Analysis

Klimis Vogiatzoglou

2009.2: IMMIGRATION AND DISCRIMINATION IN A FORMER EMIGRANT COUNTRY: THE CASE OF SPAIN

Antón, José-Ignacio and Rafael Muñoz de Bustillo

2009.1: Educational Thresholds and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Brazilian States

Túlio A. Cravo and Elias Soukiazis

2008.4: Social Energy - A New Form of Perceiving Capital in Postmodern Economy

Artur Mazurkiewicz

2008.3: The Impact of R&D Spillovers on Export Value: Does the Transmission Channel matter?

Jan Van Hove

2008.2: Asymmetries in Heterogeneous Integrated Areas: Evidence from Intra-EU Sectoral Trade

Helena Marques

2008.1: The Development of the Irish Private Health Insurance Market and Evidence of Selection Effects Therein

Brian Turner and Edward Shinnick