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Volume N° 143, issue 7, 2015
- Nouvelle économie régionale et réforme territoriale pp. 5-11
- Guillaume Allègre, Gérard Cornilleau, Eloi Laurent and Xavier Timbeau
- La dynamique économique des territoires. Une introduction pp. 13-74
- Jean-Claude Prager
- Le Grand Paris, le joker de l’économie française pp. 75-116
- Laurent Davezies
- La métropolisation, horizon indépassable de la croissance économique ? pp. 117-144
- Olivier Bouba-Olga and Michel Grossetti
- Vers un nouveau paradigme des stratégies de développement régional dans l’OCDE pp. 145-168
- Joaquim Oliveira-Martins and Karen Maguire
- Dynamiques régionales et territoriales face aux chocs économiques pp. 169-223
- Arnaud Degorre, Pierre Girard and Roger Rabier
- Le Nord-Pas-de-Calais, entre mutations économiques et développement humain pp. 225-275
- Grégory Marlier, Thomas Dallery and Nathalie Chusseau
- Penser les régions avec leurs habitants pp. 277-294
- Jacques Lévy
Volume N° 142, issue 6, 2015
- Introduction pp. 5-20
- Jerome Creel and Xavier Ragot
- Les demandes de facteurs de production en France. Estimation et analyse des effets de la crise pp. 21-53
- Bruno Ducoudré and Mathieu Plane
- La crise de 2008 et la productivité totale des facteurs des entreprises françaises pp. 55-74
- Sarah Guillou and Lionel Nesta
- Une évaluation semi-structurelle du potentiel d’activité pour la France pp. 75-94
- Eric Heyer and Xavier Timbeau
- Érosion du tissu productif en France. Causes et remèdes pp. 95-150
- Michel Aglietta and Xavier Ragot
- Disparités locales et crise économique éclairages préliminaires pp. 151-175
- Jean-Luc Gaffard and Lionel Nesta
- France et Allemagne: une histoire du désajustement européen pp. 177-231
- Mathilde Le Moigne and Xavier Ragot
- Les vents contraires de la croissance française pp. 233-253
- Jerome Creel and Eloi Laurent
- Faut-il encore utiliser le concept de croissance potentielle ? pp. 255-290
- Henri Sterdyniak
- Le temps pour produire. Réflexions analytiques sur les difficultés de reprise de l’activité économique pp. 291-305
- Jean-Luc Gaffard and Francesco Saraceno
- Stagnation séculaire et accumulation de capital pp. 307-337
- Gilles Le Garrec and Vincent Touzé
- Vieillissement de la population active. Vers une baisse de la productivité ? pp. 339-370
- Sandrine Levasseur
- Impact des inégalités sur la croissance: que sait-on vraiment ?. Une (brève) revue de littérature pp. 371-385
- Guillaume Allègre
Volume N° 141, issue 5, 2015
- What future for taxation in the EU? pp. 5-13
- Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak
- The struggle over the Financial Transactions Tax. A politico-economic farce pp. 15-55
- Stephan Schulmeister
- Sustainable tax policy. Concepts and indicators beyond the tax ratio pp. 57-77
- Margit Schratzenstaller
- The scope for progressive tax reform in the OECD countries. A macroeconomic perspective with a case study for Germany pp. 79-117
- Sarah Godar, Christoph Paetz and Achim Truger
- The great tax reform, a French myth pp. 119-183
- Henri Sterdyniak
- The interaction between the labour tax wedge and structural reforms in Italy pp. 185-223
- Michele Catalano and Emilia Pezzolla
- Tax policy, investment decisions and economic growth pp. 225-262
- Manuel Bonucchi, Monica Ferrari, Stefania Tomasini and Tsvetomira Tsenova
Volume N° 140, issue 4, 2015
- Eighteenth-Century International Trade Statistics. Sources and Methods pp. 7-36
- Loïc Charles and Guillaume Daudin
- Past and present issues in trade statistics. An insider’s view pp. 37-51
- Hubert Escaith
- Dealing with commodities in Navigocorpus. Offering tools and flexibility pp. 53-66
- Jean-Pierre Dedieu and Silvia Marzagalli
- Trade statistics of the Zollverein, 1834-1871 pp. 67-85
- Béatrice Dedinger
- Early modern trade flows between smaller states. The Portuguese-Swedish trade in the eighteenth century as an example pp. 87-109
- Maria Cristina Moreira, Jari Eloranta, Jari Ojala and Lauri Karvonen
- One source to rule them all?. Combining data about trade and shipping from Amsterdam to the Baltic in the late eighteenth-century pp. 111-136
- Jeroen van der Vliet
- French imports to the Baltic, 1670-1850. A quantitative analysis pp. 137-173
- Werner Scheltjens
- The quantitative development of Germany’s international trade during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries pp. 175-221
- Ulrich Pfister
- Austrian Netherlands, 1759-1791 pp. 223-235
- Ann Coenen
- France, c.1713-c.1821 pp. 237-248
- Loïc Charles and Guillaume Daudin
- Genoa, sixteenth century-1797 pp. 249-252
- Luisa Piccinno and Andrea Zanini
- Habsburg Monarchy, eighteenth century-1918 pp. 253-264
- Klemens Kaps
- Hamburg, 1728-1811 pp. 265-268
- Klaus Weber
- Ireland, 1698-1829 pp. 269-273
- Patrick Walsh, Aidan Kane and Eoin Tennisman
- Naples, sixteenth century-1809 pp. 275-279
- Daniela Ciccolella
- Livorno, 1680-1845 pp. 281-287
- Mathieu Grenet
- Milan, 1762-1790 pp. 289-294
- Giovanna Tonelli
- Netherlands, 1753-1809 pp. 295-300
- Werner Scheltjens
- Norway, 1731-1795 pp. 301-305
- Ragnhild Hutchinson
- Papal states, sixteenth-nineteenth centuries pp. 307-310
- Donatella Strangio
- Poland, 1764-1791 pp. 311-317
- Szymon Kazusek and Jan Kochanowski
- Portugal, 1775-1831 pp. 319-333
- Maria Cristina Moreira
- Romanian principalities, eighteenth century pp. 335-341
- Cristian Luca
- Russia, 1758-1766 pp. 343-344
- Werner Scheltjens
- Scotland, 1707-1783 pp. 345-354
- Philipp Robinson Rössner
- Spain, 1717-1827 pp. 355-363
- Javier Cuenca-Esteban
- Spanish America, 1790-1830 pp. 365-372
- Alejandra Irigoin
- Sweden and Finland c.1700-1809, Finland 1809-c.1850 pp. 373-377
- Jari Ojala and Jari Eloranta
- United Kingdom, 1696-1899 pp. 379-383
- David Jacks
- United States, 1790-1819 pp. 385-390
- Javier Cuenca-Esteban
- Missing countries pp. 391-394
- Loïc Charles and Guillaume Daudin
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