BNL Quarterly Review

1967 - 2013

Current editor(s): Alessandro Roncaglia

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The history of a journal: Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review pp. 3-26: Alessandro Roncaglia

Rethinking debt sustainability in the context of the Millennium Development Goals pp. 225-248: Jan Kregel
Macroeconomics in develpoing countries pp. 249-269: Deepak Nayyar
Aid performance and its determinants. A comparison of Italy with the OECD norm pp. 271-321: Simone Bertoli, Giovanni Cornia and Francesco Manaresi
German-speaking economists in British exile 1933-1945 pp. 323-363: Harald Hagemann

Implications of Basel II for financial stability. Clouds are darker for developing countries pp. 111-135: Mario Tonveronachi
Capital Folws, capital account liberalisation and the southern Mediterranean countries pp. 137-165: Heather Gibson and Thomas Vlassopoulo
Sticky prices or sticky information? pp. 167-194: Alessio Moro
Unit of account or medium of exchange? pp. 195-205: Leland Yeager
Unit of account or medium of exchange? Reply pp. 207-213: Joseph Aschheim and George Tavlas
Unit of account or medium of exchange? Rejoinder pp. 215-216: Leland Yeager

Shareholders and stakeholders value creation: an analytic foundation for value creation indicators pp. 3-31: Rainer S. Masera and Giancarlo Mazzoni
Economic transparency and poverty pp. 33-48: Helder de Mendonça and Josè Simao Filho
Protectionism, free trade and preferential trade: the Mexican experience 1970-2005 pp. 49-81: Pablo Ruiz Napoles

Optimum currency areas: a policy view pp. 317-332: Filippo Cesarano
Money as mumeraire: doctrinal aspects and contemporary relevance pp. 333-361: Joseph Aschheim and George Tavlas
An economic Manifesto for the oil exporting countries of the Persian Gulf pp. 363-388: Hossein Askari, Faranghees Abbas, George Jabbour and Dohee Kwon
On floating exchange rates, currency depreciation and effective demand: a comment pp. 389-395: Mario Sarcinelli

On floating exchange rates, currency depreciation and effective demand pp. 221-242: Julio Lopez and Ignocio Perrotini Perrotini
Spot and foward market intervention during the 1997 Korean currency crisis pp. 243-268: Woosik Moon and Yeongseop Rhee
Stress testing credit risk: experience from the italian FSAP pp. 269-291: Sebastiano Laviola, Juri Marcucci and Mario Quagliariello
Reality and response: unemployment 1970-2005 in two core journals pp. 293-305: Kurt Rothschild

Common factors and balance sheet structure of major European banks pp. 123-170: Antonio Roma
European dominant position and american monopolization: a unifying approach from basic game theory pp. 171-192: Pier Luigi Parcu
The equilibrium approach to optimum currency areas pp. 193-209: Filippo Cesarano

Paolo Sylos Labini, 1920-2005 pp. 3-21: Alessandro Roncaglia
Foreign debt and financial fragility in the perspective of the emerging countries pp. 23-48: Mario Tonveronachi
The future of Post Keynesian economics pp. 49-80: Giuseppe Fontana and Bill Gerrard
Economic failure in the Middle East pp. 81-111: Hossein Askari and Roshanak Taghavi

The geography of banking power: role of function distance pp. 129-167: Pietro Alessandrini, Manuela Croci and Alberto Zazzaro
Using an evolving criterion to assess the Federal Reserve's behaviour in recent years pp. 169-186: Davide Ferrari and Antonio Ribba
The principle foundations of an Islamic economy pp. 187-205: Hossein Askari and Roshanak Taghavi

Inauguration of the proceedings pp. 3-4: Giovanni Conso
Franco: a mind never at rest pp. 5-9: Paul Samuelson
Modigliani and Keynes pp. 11-19: Robert Solow
How much of John Maynard Keynes can we find in Franco Modigliani? pp. 21-39: Luigi L. Pasinetti
Franco Modigliani and oligopoly pp. 41-48: Paolo Sylos Labini
The economists "Manifesto" unemployment in the EU seven years later: which suggestions still hold? pp. 49-66: Beniamino Moro
From theory to practice in macroeconomic models: post-Keynesian eclecticism pp. 67-90: Ignazio Visco
Franco Modigliani and the life-cycle theory of consumption pp. 91-107: Angus Deaton
Modigliani's life-cycle theory of savings fifty years later pp. 109-172: Mauro Baranzini
The life-cycle hypothesis, fiscal policy and social security pp. 173-186: Tullio Jappelli
Macroeconomic theory and monetary policy: the contributions of Franco Modigliani and the ongoing debate pp. 187-214: Lucas Papademos
A reappraisal of Modigliani's finance theories pp. 215-235: Terenzio Cozzi
The Modigliani-Miller theorems: a cornerstone of finance pp. 237-247: Marco Pagano
Franco Modigliani pp. 249-261: Antonio Fazio

The US economy: an update pp. 3-20: Ugo Sacchetti
Financial centers in the Asia-pacific region: an empirical study on australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore pp. 21-51: J.P.A. Sagaram and Jayasinghe Wickramanayake
The economic collapse of Russia pp. 53-89: Gerando Bracho C. and Julio Lopez G.
Evaluating non-linear models on point and interval forecasts: an application with exchange rates pp. 91-120: Gianna Boero and Emanuela Marrocu