PSL Quarterly Review

2008 - 2023

Continuation of BNL Quarterly Review and Banca Nazionale del Lavoro Quarterly Review.

Current editor(s): Alessandro Roncaglia and Carlo D'Ippoliti

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2020, issue 295, vol 73

Editorial: books and debates in economics pp. 279-282

Carlo D'Ippoliti

Regional economic growth in China from a Kaldorian perspective: A comparative study of Nanjing and Suzhou pp. 283-312

Alexandre Gomes

Deindustrialization, economic complexity and exchange rate overvaluation: the case of Brazil (1998-2017) pp. 313-341

José Luís Oreiro, Luciano Luiz Manarin and Paulo Gala

The Age of Fragmentation by Alessandro Roncaglia: A Review Article pp. 343-365

Anthony Thirlwall

What do tests of the relationship between employment and technical progress hide? pp. 367-392

Jesus Felipe, Donna Faye Bajaro, Gemma Estrada and John McCombie

Stefano Fenoaltea (1943-2020) pp. 393-394

Deirdre McCloskey

2020, issue 294, vol 73

Economic growth and productivity: Italy and the role of knowledge pp. 205-224

Ignazio Visco

Inside the IMF Òmea culpaÓ: A panel analysis on growth forecast errors and Keynesian multipliers in Europe pp. 225-239

Emiliano Brancaccio and Fabiana De Cristofaro

A Keynesian analysis of Canadian government securities yields pp. 241-260

Anupam Das and Tanweer Akram

Infrastructure and manufacturing in Sub-Saharan Africa: An empirical analysis using dynamic panel data models pp. 261-276

Bovick Wandja Yemba, Rafael Ribeiro and Victor Medeiros

2020, issue 293, vol 73

Julio Lopez Gallardo (1941-2020) pp. 113-117

Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid, Carlo Panico and Martin Puchet Anyul

France: The political economy of discontent. The Gilets Jaunes movement pp. 119-135

Julio Lopez Gallardo

Stock market volatility, speculation and unemployment: A Granger-causality analysis pp. 137-160

Bernardina Algieri, Emiliano Brancaccio and Damiano Buonaguidi

Employment, innovation, and interfirm networks pp. 161-180

Andrea Fabrizi, Giuseppe Garofalo, Giulio Guarini and Valentina Meliciani

Monetary Policy Responses to Exogenous Perturbations: The Case of a Small Open Economy (2007-2018) pp. 181-201

Christopher Warburton and Emerson Jackson

2020, issue 292, vol 73

A new currency for West African states: The theoretical and political conditions of its feasibility pp. 3-26

Massimo Amato and Kako Nubukpo

Inflation Targets Regime and global financial cycle: An assessment for the Brazilian economy pp. 27-49

Elisangela Luzia Araujo,, Eliane Araujo, Mateus Ramalho da Fonseca and Pedro Perfeito da Silva

Manufactoring, economic growth, and real exchange rate: Empirical evidence in panel data and input-output multipliers pp. 51-75

Luciano Gabriel, Luiz Carlos De Santana Ribeiro, Frederico Jayme Jr and José Luís Oreiro

The fruits of disaggregation: The engineering industry, tariff protection, and the industrial investment cycle in Italy, 1861-1913 pp. 77-110

Stefano Fenoaltea

2019, issue 291, vol 72

Adding new Perspectives to our debate pp. 255-258

Carlo D'Ippoliti

Banking concentration and financial reorganization: Greece, Portugal, and Spain in the post-crisis period pp. 259-277

Alicia Giron, Monika Meireles and Andrea Reyes

Monetary policy velocity and its financial effects: an empirical analysis for an emerging economy pp. 279-295

Ricardo Ramalhete Moreira

Supplementing Household Income through Self-Supply and Exchange: The Case of a Multiple-Exchange Fair in Mexico City, 2016 pp. 297-313

Oscar Campuzano, and Francisco Javier Ayvar

Financial Development and Economic Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Institutions pp. 315-334

Witness Bandura and Canicio Dzingirai

2019, issue 290, vol 72

The making of a dissenting economist: Amit Bhaduri (1940-) pp. 187-194

Amit Bhaduri

Of economics and statistics: the Gerschenkron effect pp. 195-205

Stefano Fenoaltea

On foreign direct investments and the balance of payments constrained growth model in Latin America, 1990-2014 pp. 207-221

Douglas Alencar, Eduardo Strachman, Lucio Otavio Seixas Barbosa and Claudio Puty

Rising wage differential between white-collar and blue-collar workers and market concentration: The case of the USA, 1964-2007 pp. 223-251

Ilhan Dögüs

2019, issue 289, vol 72

Stability and growth in a global economy pp. 75-84

Ignazio Visco

Swimming against the (Developmentalist) mainstream: the liberal economists in Argentina between 1955 and 1976 pp. 91-115

Juan Odisio and Marcelo Rougier

Neoliberalism in Brazil: An analysis from the viewpoint of the current situation pp. 117-134

Hernan Ramirez

Neoliberalism as a capitalist revolution in Chile: Antecedents and irreversibility pp. 135-148

Guillermo Guajardo Soto

Pedro Beltran, Romulo Ferrero and the origins of neoliberalism in Peru: 1945-1962 pp. 149-166

Oscar Ugarteche

The establishment of neoliberalism in Mexico pp. 167-184

Juan Pablo Arroyo Ortiz

2019, issue 288, vol 72

Growth of international finance and emerging economies: Elements for an alternative approach pp. 3-26

Carolina Alves and Jan Toporowski

EMU: An Italian perspective pp. 27-40

Rainer Masera

An empirical analysis for the US of the impact of federal budget deficits and the average effective personal income tax rate on the ex post real interest rate yield on ten-year Treasuries pp. 41-52

Richard Cebula and Robert Boylan

An Analysis of the Interaction Between Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Brazil pp. 53-71

Livia Carolina Machado Melo and Cleomar Gomes Da Silva

The origins of neoliberalism in Latin America: A special issue pp. 85-90

Maria Eugenia Romero Sotelo

2018, issue 287, vol 71

Forever young Marx's Critique of political economy after 200 years pp. 353-388

Riccardo Bellofiore

An evaluation of the US African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) trade arrangement with Sub-Saharan African countries pp. 389-418

Busani Moyo, Mamello Nchake and Blessing Chiripanhura

How much does finance benefit society? pp. 419-437

Giancarlo Bertocco and Andrea Kalajzic

Real exchange rate and economic complexity in a North-South structuralist BoPG model pp. 439-465

Luciano Gabriel and Fabricio Missio

2018, issue 286, vol 71

Banks and finance after the crisis: Lessons and challenges pp. 255-277

Ignazio Visco

The Evolution of Inequality in Latin America in the 21st Century: What are the patterns, drivers and causes? pp. 279-308

Francesco Bogliacino and Daniel Rojas Lozano

Neo-Kaleckian models with financial cycles: A center-periphery framework pp. 309-326

David Guimarães Coelho and Esteban Perez Caldentey

On the economics of development: A view from Latin America pp. 327-349

Edmar Bacha

2018, issue 285, vol 71

Economic development, technical change and income distribution: A conversation between Keynesians, Schumpeterians and Structuralists. Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 97-101

Alberto Botta, Gabriel Porcile and Rafael Ribeiro

Manufacturing as driver of economic growth pp. 103-138

Igor Lopes Rocha

Natural, Effective and BOP-Constrained Rates of Growth: Adjustment Mechanisms and Closure Equations pp. 139-160

Gabriel Porcile and Danilo Spinola

Patterns of Technical Change and De-Industrialization pp. 161-182

Xiao Jiang and Luis Villanueva

Environment, Effective Demand, and Cyclical Growth in Surplus Labor Economies pp. 183-201

Guilherme de Oliveira

Revisiting the Growth of Brazilian Economy (1980-2012) pp. 203-229

José Luís Oreiro, Luciano Manarin D'Agostini, Fabrício Vieira and Luciano Carvalho

The myth of the 'Latin American decade' pp. 231-251

Jose Antonio Ocampo, Eduardo F. Bastian and Marcos Reis

2018, issue 284, vol 71

The economist's job pp. 3-8

Alessandro Roncaglia

A life in economics pp. 9-39

Anthony Thirlwall

Wage dispersion and pension funds: Financialisation of non-financial corporations in the USA pp. 41-59

Ilhan Dögüs

When small-sized and non-innovating firms meet a crisis: Evidence from the Italian labour market pp. 61-83

Stefano Perri and Roberto Lampa

Trade unions' inflation expectations and the second-round effect in South Africa pp. 85-94

Temitope Leshoro