BNL Quarterly Review

1967 - 2007

Current editor(s): Alessandro Roncaglia

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The neoclassical theory of growth and distribution pp. 349-381: Robert Solow
Critique of the neoclassical theory of growth and distribution pp. 383-431: Luigi L. Pasinetti
Is the natural rate of growth exogenous? pp. 433-445: Miguel Leon-Ledesma and Anthony Thirlwall
Market concentration and technological innovation in a dynamic model of growth and distribution pp. 447-475: Gilberto Lima

Capital mobility. An overview pp. 233-243: H. W. Arndt
The financial benefits of the IMF pp. 245-265: Age F. P. Bakker and Martijn A. Schrijvers
The long-run effects of low inflation rates pp. 267-285: Victoria C. Hoogenveen and Simon K. Kuipers
The industry effects of monetary policy and their welfare implications pp. 287-315: Ivo Arnold
Private savings and financial modernization in Mexico, 1988-95 pp. 317-339: Julio Lopez G. and Armando Sanchez V.

Foreign competition and disintermediation: no threat to the German banking system? pp. 107-133: Claudia Buch and Stefan M. Golder
New competitive strategies of foreign banks in large emerging economies: the case of Brazil pp. 135-169: Fernando Cardim de Carvalho
The transmission of monetary shocks in the euro area: a V AR analysis based on euro-wide data pp. 171-186: Jan Kakes and Sitikantha Pattanaik
Successes of trade reorientation and expansion in post-communist transition: an enterprise-level approach pp. 187-223: Jan Winiecki

Welfare systems, ageing and work: an OECD perspective pp. 3-29: Ignazio Visco
Taxation and the household saving rate: evidence from OECD countries pp. 31-43: Vito Tanzi and Howell Zee
Central banks in European emerging market economies in the 1990s pp. 45-70: Eduard Hochreiter and Tadeusz Kowalski
Bank capital ratios in the 1990s: cross-country evidence pp. 71-97: Gabe de Bondt and Henriette Prast

Reforming the IMF: some organizational and operational issues pp. 335-381: Hossein Askari and S. Chebil
The EU and the euro: an example to imitate? pp. 383-399: C. Dâ€™ADDA
Monetary policy under a quasi-fixed exchange rate regime. The case of France between 1987 and 1996 pp. 401-430: Benoit Mojon

Luigi Ceriani, 1912-1999 pp. 247-255: Alessandro Roncaglia
The employment issue: investment, flexibility and the competition of developing countries pp. 257-280: P. Sylos Labini
Effective demand versus profit maximization in aggregate demand/supply analysis: a dynamic perspective pp. 281-293: A. Bhaduri, K. Laski and Martin Riese
Credit channels in Europe: a cross-country investigation pp. 295-326: Gabe de Bondt

Global supervision, financial stability and risk control: a bankerâ€™s view pp. 127-147: D. Croff
Banks and monetary transmission in Europe: empirical evidence pp. 149-168: Gabe de Bondt
Accountability of central banks: aspects and quantification pp. 169-193: Jakob de Haan, F. Amtenbrink and Sylvester Eijffinger
Some considerations on the reform of the international monetary and financial system pp. 195-237: E. Grilli

Twenty-five years of post-Bretton Woods experience: some lessons pp. 3-38: Hossein Askari
The euro and the large banks' behaviour within the EMU â€“ Entrepreneurial strategies and monetary policy pp. 39-68: M. Borchert
Whither the US economy? pp. 69-94: U. Sacchetti
Harrod on the classification of technological progress. The origin of a wild-goose chase pp. 95-117: Daniele Besomi

The importance of banks, the quality of credit and the international financial order: reflections on the present crisis in South East Asia pp. 371-386: C. Dow
Macroeconomic thought at the European Commission in the 1970s: the first decade of the annual economic reports pp. 387-412: I. Maes
Balance-of-payments constrained economic growth: the case of Mexico pp. 413-433: Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid
Capital gains in economic theory and national accounting pp. 435-449: J. Steindl

Recollections of a late entrant pp. 231-245: J. Revell
Fiscal adjustments in Europe and Ricardian equivalence pp. 247-272: Valeria De Bonis and R. Paladini
Determinants of aggregate income-tax-evasion behaviour: the case of US pp. 273-290: Richard Cebula
The real stabilisation plan and the banking sector in Brazil pp. 291-326: Fernando Cardim de Carvalho
An economists' Manifesto on unemployment in the European Union pp. 327-361: Franco Modigliani, Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Beniamino Moro, D. Snower, Robert Solow, A. Steinherr and P. Sylos Labini

European industry and finance face world competition pp. 101-117: R. Prodi
The democratic accountability of the European Central Bank pp. 119-143: L. Bini-Smaghi
Monetary transmission: what do we know and how can we use it? pp. 145-170: J.M. Berk
Assessing the competitive conditions in the Italian banking system: some empirical evidence pp. 171-191: Paolo Coccorese
The Human Development Index: suggested corrections pp. 193-221: Paolo Palazzi and A. Lauri

Price stability and balanced public accounts as a condition for sustainable development pp. 3-16: C.A. Ciampi
European Union at the end of 1997: who is within the public finance â€œsustainabilityâ€ zone? pp. 17-36: L.L. Pasinetti
Inflation, distortionary taxation and the design of monetary policy: the role of social cohesion pp. 37-53: H. Prast
An empirical analysis of Singaporeâ€™s monetary and exchange rate policies in the 1990s pp. 55-71: R.C. Maysami and C.S. Soh
Globalisation pp. 73-89: H.W. Arndt