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Volume 45, issue 3, 2016

Finance and Growth: An Old Debate in a New Challenging Scenario pp. 301-302

Alexandra D'Onofrio

Financial Structure and Corporate Growth: Evidence from Italian Panel Data pp. 303-325

Massimo Molinari, Silvia Giannangeli and Giorgio Fagiolo

Financial Channels, Property Rights and Poverty: A Sub-Saharan African Perspective This work was initiated when Raju Jan Singh was a Senior Economist and Yifei Huang a summer intern at the African Department of the International Monetary Fund. We thank Kassia Antoine for her research assistance and for their useful comments on previous drafts Andrew Berg, Jiro Honda, Roland Kpodar, Mauro Mecagni, Brett Rayner and Gonzalo Salinas, as well as two anonymous referees. The opinions expressed in this paper are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank or Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co., LLC pp. 327-351

Raju Singh and Yifei Huang

Corruption, Financial Development and Economic Growth: Theory and Evidence From an Instrumental Variable Approach With Human Genetic Diversity pp. 353-392

Takuma Kunieda, Keisuke Okada and Akihisa Shibata

Interaction of Labour and Credit Market in Growth Regimes: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis pp. 393-422

Ekkehard Ernst, Stefan Mittnik and Willi Semmler

The Impact of Financial Crises on the Finance–Growth Relationship: A European Perspective pp. 423-444

Peter Haiss, Hannes Juvan and Bernhard Mahlberg

The Determinants of Firm Access to Credit in Latin America: Micro Characteristics and Market Structure pp. 445-472

Andrea Presbitero and Roberta Rabellotti

Volume 45, issue 2, 2016

The Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate: How Traders’ Behaviour Has Been Affected by the 2007–2008 Financial Crisis pp. 139-177

Gabriella Cagliesi, Antonio Carlo Francesco Della Bina and Massimo Tivegna

Does Homeownership Partly Explain Low Participation in Supplementary Pension Schemes? pp. 179-203

Costanza Torricelli, Maria Cesira Urzì Brancati and Marco Santantonio

Social Capital and Credit Cooperative Banks pp. 205-234

Ivana Catturani, Panu Kalmi and Maria Lucia Stefani

Sitting on the Board or Sitting on the Throne? Evidence of Boards' Overconfidence from the Italian Market pp. 235-269

Lucrezia Fattobene and Marco Caiffa

On the Methodology of Measuring Core Inflation pp. 271-282

Sartaj Rasool Rather, S. Raja Sethu Durai and M Ramachandran

The Long-run Relationship Between Stock Prices and GDP in Sweden pp. 283-297

Pär Österholm

Volume 45, issue 1, 2016

Can Shareholder Litigation Discipline CEO Bonuses in the Financial Sector? The Role of Securities Class Actions pp. 3-36

Lucia Dalla Pellegrina and Margherita Saraceno

More Bankers, More Growth? Evidence from OECD Countries pp. 37-51

Gunther Capelle-Blancard and Claire Labonne

Government Finance and the Demand for Money—The Relation between Taxation and the Acceptability of Fiat Money pp. 53-77

Mack Ott and John Tatom

Revisiting the Growth–Inflation Nexus: A Wavelet Analysis pp. 79-89

Saumitra Bhaduri

Banking and Insurance Recapitalization During the 2007–2009 Credit Crisis pp. 91-135

Alberto Cybo-Ottone and Lorenzo Savorelli

Volume 44, issue 3, 2015

Towards a New Normal: How Different Paths of US Monetary Policy Affect the World Economy pp. 409-418

Martin Feldkircher, Florian Huber and Isabella Moder

Fiscal Shocks and the Exchange Rate in a Generalized Redux Model pp. 419-436

Giorgio Di Giorgio, Salvatore Nisticò and Guido Traficante

A Note on Indifference Pricing with Dynamic Quasiconcave Preferences pp. 437-448

Flavia Giammarino

Best Practices in Central Bank Organizational Culture, Learning and Structure: The Case of the Moroccan Central Bank pp. 449-482

Bessma Momani and Samantha St. Amand

Technological Districts and the Financing of Innovation: Opportunities and Challenges for Local Banks pp. 483-510

Massimo Arnone, Gianluca Farina and Michele Modina

A Model for Public Debt Sustainability and Sovereign Credit Risk in the Eurozone pp. 511-530

Marcello Esposito

Volume 44, issue 2, 2015

Foreword to the Special Issue on: The Economics of Credit Rating Agencies pp. 151-160

Giovanni Ferri and Donato Masciandaro

Why Credit Rating Agencies Exist pp. 161-176

Robert J. Rhee

Reconsidering Corporate Ratings pp. 177-209

Bertrand Hassani and Xin Zhao

ESG Rating in Investment Risk Analysis of Companies Listed on the Public Market in Poland pp. 211-248

Teresa Czerwińska and Piotr Kaźmierkiewicz

The Risk–Return Binomial After Rating Changes pp. 249-274

Pilar Abad and M. Dolores Robles Fernandez

Market Impact under a New Regulatory Regime: Credit Rating Agencies in Europe pp. 275-308

Rasha Alsakka, Owain ap Gwilym, Patrycja Klusak and Vu Tran

Procyclicality and Path Dependence of Sovereign Credit Ratings: The Example of Europe pp. 309-332

Lennart Freitag

European Rating Actions, Investor Reaction, and Bond Spread Volatility pp. 333-360

Jean-Noël Ory and Philippe Raimbourg

The Damaging Bias of Sovereign Ratings pp. 361-408

Daniel R. Vernazza and Erik F. Nielsen

Volume 44, issue 1, 2015

Robust Capital Requirements with Model Risk pp. 1-28

Pauline Barrieu and Claudia Ravanelli

Hedge Accounting and Risk Management: An Advanced Prospective Model for Testing Hedge Effectiveness pp. 29-55

Annalisa Di Clemente

The Impact of Judicial Efficiency on Entrepreneurial Action: A European Perspective pp. 57-74

Roberto Ippoliti, Alessandro Melcarne and Giovanni Ramello

How Does Pricing Affect Customer Attrition? Evidence From Packaged Account Holders pp. 75-100

Elisa Bocchialini, Federica Ielasi and Monica Rossolini

Bad Loans and De Novo Banks: Evidence From Italy pp. 101-122

Rachele Anna Ambrosio and Paolo Coccorese

Inside European Financial Instability: Main Causes and Possible Solutions pp. 123-149

Giulia Bonamini, Vincenzo D'Apice and Antonio Forte

Volume 43, issue 3, 2014

Monetary Discipline as a Substitute for Fiscal Reforms and Market Liberalisations pp. 193-210

Alberto Dalmazzo

Learning and Signals under Discretionary Monetary Policy pp. 211-231

Stefano Marzioni

Complexity with Heterogeneous Fundamentalists and a Multiplicative Price Mechanism pp. 233-247

Ahmad Naimzada and Giorgio Ricchiuti

Liquidity Constraints, Fundamentals and Investment: What Do We Learn From Panel Data? pp. 249-281

Gian Maria Tomat

Exchanges Competition in Listing Services: Evidence for Italian Companies pp. 283-307

Manuela Geranio and Valter Lazzari

Volume 43, issue 2, 2014

Wicksell, Keynes, and the New Neoclassical Synthesis: What Can We Learn for Monetary Policy? pp. 79-114

Roberto Tamborini, Hans-Michael Trautwein and Ronny Mazzocchi

The Credit–Growth Nexus: New Evidence from Developing and Developed Countries pp. 115-135

Seifallah Sassi and Ben Ali Mohamed Sami

The Stock Markets, Banks and Growth Nexus: Asian Islamic Countries pp. 137-165

Ehsan Rajabi and Junaina Muhammad

Improving Loan Portfolio Optimization by Importance Sampling Techniques: Evidence on Italian Banking Books pp. 167-191

Annalisa Di Clemente

Volume 43, issue 1, 2014

How Much Does the Stock Market Risk Decline with the Investment Horizon? A Cross-Country Comparison pp. 1-19

Carlo Favero and Federico Calogero Nucera

Systemic Risk in the Italian Banking Industry pp. 21-38

Nicola Borri, Marianna Caccavaio, Giorgio Di Giorgio and Alberto Maria Sorrentino

Identifying and Regulating Systemically Important Financial Institutions pp. 39-62

Paola Bongini and Laura Nieri

Central Bank Forecasts of Policy Interest Rates: An Evaluation of the First Years pp. 63-78

Meredith Beechey and Pär Österholm