Journal of Financial Economic Policy

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Franklin Mixon

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The response of macroeconomic aggregates to monetary policy shocks in Pakistan pp. 314-330: Abdul Rashid and Zainab Jehan
Market vs. administered Federal Reserve policy rates pp. 331-341: David Walker
Stock markets and the costs of banking crises pp. 342-361: Tess DeLean and Joseph Joyce
Trade Openness, Financial Development Index and Economic Growth pp. 362-375: Dogga Satyanarayana Murthy, Suresh Patra and Amaresh Samantaraya
Derivative financial instruments, tax aggressiveness and firm market value pp. 376-390: Tao Zeng

Shadow banking in China: expanding scale, evolving structure pp. 198-211: Tong Li
Assessing sovereign risk: the case of rich countries pp. 212-225: Norbert Gaillard
Do volume and open interest explain volatility? pp. 226-243: Debasish Maitra
Banking regulation and supervision: can it enhance stability in Europe? pp. 244-269: Faten Ben Bouheni
Do banks propagate debt market shocks? pp. 270-310: Galina Hale and Joao Santos

Depositor discipline and the bank ' s incentive to monitor pp. 98-111: Michael F. Ferguson and Bradley A. Stevenson
Bank-based financial development and economic growth pp. 112-132: Sheilla Nyasha and Nicholas Odhiambo
Bank branch location and stability during distress pp. 133-151: Jill M. Hendrickson, Mark Nichols and Daniel R. Fairchild
What is normal profit for power generation? pp. 152-178: Paul Simshauser and Jude Ariyaratnam
Canonical correlation analysis pp. 179-196: Peter Mazuruse

Externalities among creditors and personal bankruptcy pp. 2-24: Amanda E. Dawsey
Testing the interrelatedness of banking stability measures pp. 25-45: Vighneswara Swamy
A time-varying approach to analysing fiscal policy and asset prices in South Africa pp. 46-63: Rangan Gupta, Charl Jooste and Kanyane Matlou
The persistent effect of banking crises on investment and the role of financial markets pp. 64-77: Felix Rioja, Fernando Rios-Avila and Neven Valev
The search for an optimal RBC regulatory system pp. 78-92: Dror Parnes

Bank business models, capital rules and structural separation policies pp. 339-360: Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Caroline Roulet
Living wills and cross-border resolution of systemically important banks pp. 361-387: Jacopo Carmassi and Richard John Herring
Achieving plausible separability for the resolution of cross-border banks pp. 388-404: David Mayes
Optimal jurisdiction of financial supervision pp. 405-412: Tom Patrik Berglund
Resolving Europe's banking crisis through market discipline: a note pp. 413-418: Harald A. Benink

Bank risks, capital and loan supply: evidence from Sierra Leone pp. 256-271: Eric Osei‐Assibey and Baimba Augustine Bockarie
Perspectives on “marginal crisis risk” and “leaning against the wind” from the capital structure of housing investments pp. 272-280: Trond Arne Borgersen
Bank structure and failure during the financial crisis pp. 281-299: Wenling Lu and David A. Whidbee
Knowledge and the political economy of TARP pp. 300-312: Michael E.S. Hoffman
Are a culture of trust and morality associated with paying and repaying behavior? pp. 313-328: Timo Tammi

Short‐sell moratorium effects on regional bank performance pp. 92-110: Michael Devaney and William L. Weber
Bank regulation and supervision in 180 countries from 1999 to 2011 pp. 111-219: James Barth, Gerard Caprio and Ross Levine
Dynamic interdependence between US and Asian markets: an empirical study pp. 220-237: Sowmya Dhanaraj, Arun Kumar Gopalaswamy and Suresh Babu M
Exchange rate flexibility in Latin America pp. 238-250: Amit Ghosh

Financial inclusion and its determinants: evidence from India pp. 4-19: Nitin Kumar
Real and monetary policy convergence: EMU crisis to the CFA zone pp. 20-38: Simplice Asongu
Fighting consumer price inflation in Africa pp. 39-60: Simplice Asongu
Contagion channels of the USA subprime financial crisis pp. 61-71: Dimitrios Dimitriou and Theodore Simos
Economic freedom, the cost of public borrowing, and state bond ratings pp. 72-85: Peter Calcagno and Justin D. Benefield

Microfinance institution costs: effects of gender, subsidies and technology pp. 292-304: Steven B Caudill, Daniel Gropper and Valentina Hartarska
Linkages between Thai stock and foreign exchange markets under the floating regime pp. 305-319: Komain Jiranyakul
Government intervention in Russian bourse: a case of financial contagion pp. 320-339: Salman Khan and Pierre Batteau
The 2011 Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis pp. 340-353: Simplice Asongu
External economies in banking pp. 354-365: Sherrill Shaffer

Efficacy of the 1992 Small Business Incentive Act pp. 204-217: James C. Brau and J. Troy Carpenter
Measuring monetary conditions in a small open economy: the case of Malaysia pp. 218-231: Muhamed Zulkhibri
Degree of openness and inflation targeting policy: model of a small open economy pp. 232-246: Jihene Bousrih
Threshold effects and inflation persistence in South Africa pp. 247-269: Andrew Phiri
US banks' capitalization speed‐of‐adjustment: a microeconometric approach pp. 270-286: Konstantinos Drakos

The second‐round effects of carbon taxes on power project finance pp. 104-127: Paul Simshauser and Tim Nelson
Measuring macroeconomic and financial market interdependence: a critical survey pp. 128-145: Linyue Li, Nan Zhang and Thomas D. Willett
Feasibility of inflation targeting in an emerging market: evidence from Kenya pp. 146-159: Roseline Nyakerario Misati, Esman Morekwa Nyamongo, Lucas Kamau Njoroge and Sheila Kaminchia
Global financial system reform: the Dodd‐Frank Act and the G20 agenda pp. 160-197: Daniel E. Nolle

Delivering economic stimulus, addressing rising public debt and avoiding inflation pp. 4-24: Richard Wood
Inflation targeting and inflation management in Ghana pp. 25-40: Anthony Kyereboah‐Coleman
The role of defective mental models in generating the global financial crisis pp. 41-57: Thomas D. Willett
Measures of financial openness and interdependence pp. 58-75: William R. Clark, Mark Hallerberg, Manfred Keil and Thomas D. Willett
The eurozone financial crisis: role of interdependencies between bank and sovereign risk pp. 76-97: James Barth, Apanard (Penny) Prabha and Greg Yun