Journal of Financial Economic Policy

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Franklin Mixon

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Classifying international aspects of currency regimes pp. 288-303: Thomas Willett, Eric M.P. Chiu, Sirathorn (B.J.) Dechsakulthorn, Ramya Ghosh, Bernard Kibesse, Kenneth Kim, Jeff (Yongbok) Kim and Alice Ouyang
Sudden stops and currency crises pp. 304-321: Levan Efremidze, Samuel M. Schreyer and Ozan Sula
International comparisons of bank regulation, liberalization, and banking crises pp. 322-339: Puspa Amri, Apanard Angkinand Prabha and Clas Wihlborg
Fiscal and monetary institutions and policies: onward and upward? pp. 340-354: Richard Burdekin, King Banaian, Mark Hallerberg and Pierre Siklos

Cross‐border financial surveillance: a network perspective pp. 182-205: Marco A. Espinosa‐Vega and Juan Solé
Assessing the macroeconomic effects of fiscal policy in Colombia pp. 206-228: Ignacio Lozano-Espitia and Karen Rodríguez
Stock demand curves and TARP returns pp. 229-242: Linus Wilson
An analysis of the effects of the severance payment reform on credit to Italian SMEs pp. 243-261: Riccardo Calcagno, Roman Kraeussl and Chiara Monticone
Ownership structure, corporate governance and corporate liquidity policy pp. 262-279: Godfred A. Bokpin, Zangina Isshaq and Francis Aboagye‐Otchere

The (revised) future of financial markets pp. 109-122: Paul Bennett
Pro‐market reforms and allocation of capital in India pp. 123-139: Sameeksha Desai, Johan Eklund and Andreas Högberg
Class action and financial markets: insights from law and economics pp. 140-160: Donatella Porrini and Giovanni Ramello
Do bio‐fuel policies lead to speculative behavior? pp. 161-174: Chia‐Hsing Huang and Liang‐Chun Ho

Homeownership: yesterday, today and tomorrow pp. 5-11: Steve Swidler
The financial crisis: imperfect markets and imperfect regulation pp. 12-32: Richard Buttimer
Recession and housing wealth pp. 33-48: Beverley Searle
Flips, flops and foreclosures: anatomy of a real estate bubble pp. 49-65: Craig Depken, Harris Hollans and Steve Swidler
Home equity insurance pp. 66-85: Dag Einar Sommervoll and Gavin Wood
What drives “green housing” construction? Evidence from Switzerland pp. 86-102: Marco Salvi and Juerg Syz

Partial privatization and bank performance: evidence from India pp. 276-306: Subrata Sarkar and Rudra Sensarma
Financial globalization: a macroeconomic angle pp. 307-325: Dilip K. Das
Bank marketing investments and bank performance pp. 326-345: Donald J. Mullineaux and Mark K. Pyles
Centralized clearing for over‐the‐counter derivatives pp. 346-359: Gordon Rausser, William Balson and Reid Stevens

US enacts sweeping financial reform legislation pp. 192-195: James Barth and John Jahera
An autopsy of the US financial system: accident, suicide, or negligent homicide pp. 196-213: Ross Levine
Limits to relative performance evaluation: evidence from bank executive turnover pp. 214-236: Irina Barakova and Ajay Palvia
Using DEA to investigate bank safety and soundness – which approach works best? pp. 237-250: David Tripe
The impact on performance of IPO allocation reform pp. 251-272: Fei Jiang and Lawrence Leger

Application of logit model and self‐organizing maps (SOMs) for the prediction of financial crisis periods in US economy pp. 98-125: Eleftherios Giovanis
What macroeconomic shocks affect the German banking system? pp. 126-148: Sven Blank and Jonas Dovern
Economic freedom and sovereign credit ratings and default risk pp. 149-162: Saurav Roychoudhury and Robert Lawson
The political, regulatory, and market failures that caused the US financial crisis pp. 163-186: David Tarr

The legal foundations of financial collapse pp. 5-34: Carolyn Sissoko
How can economic and political liberalisation improve financial development in African countries? pp. 35-59: Michael Batuo and Mlambo Kupukile
Global growth, international trade patterns and national inflation policies with capital accumulation in a multi‐country economy pp. 60-79: Wei‐Bin Zhang
The economic impact of a shift from hard to fuzzy contracts pp. 80-87: Glenna Sumner and Anita Williams

Banking supervision and nonperforming loans: a cross‐country analysis pp. 286-318: Abdelkader Boudriga, Neila Boulila Taktak and Sana Jellouli
The Fed and the ECB: why such an apparent difference in reactivity? pp. 319-337: Alexis Penot and Grégory Levieuge
Optimal monetary policy under heterogeneity in currency trade pp. 338-354: Mikael Bask
Inflation convergence in the euro area: just another gimmick? pp. 355-369: Ales Bulir and Jaromir Hurnik

Global imbalances and a trade‐finance‐nexus pp. 206-226: Andreas Kern and Christian Fahrholz
Regulating noisy short‐selling of troubled firms? pp. 227-245: Carlos Ulibarri, Ionut Florescu and Joel M. Eidsath
Inflation and Mexican economic growth: long‐run relation and threshold effects pp. 246-263: W. Adrián Risso and Edgar Sánchez Carrera
Firms' capital structure and the bankruptcy law design pp. 264-275: Bruno Funchal and Mateus Clovis

Systemic risk, coordination failures, and preparedness externalities pp. 128-142: David Hirshleifer and Siew Hong Teoh
A theory of linkage between monetary policy and banking failure in developing countries pp. 143-154: Raulin Cadet
Exchange rate assessments for Australia and New Zealand pp. 155-176: Hali Edison and Francis Vitek
Short sales around M&A announcements pp. 177-197: Liuqing Mai, Robert van Ness and Bonnie van Ness

Regulatory reform in the wake of the financial crisis of 2007‐2008 pp. 4-43: Andrew Lo
Effects of banks on “debt‐sensitive” small businesses pp. 44-79: Allen N. Berger and Philip Ostromogolsky
A (partial) resolution of the Chinese discount puzzle pp. 80-106: G. Karolyi, Lianfa Li and Rose Liao
Do markets “discipline” all banks equally? pp. 107-123: Joao Santos