Journal of Economic Policy Reform

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Dr Judith Clifton

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Foreign Capital, Skill Formation, and Migration of Skilled Workers pp. 107-123: Saibal Kar and Basudeb Guha-Khasnobis
Outsourcing Central Banking: Lessons from Estonia pp. 125-144: Sarkis Joseph Khoury and Clas Wihlborg
Differential Effects of Rail Deregulation on US Grain Producers pp. 145-155: Kimberly Vachal, John Bitzan, Tamara Vanwechel and Dan Vinje
General or Vocational Schooling? Evidence on School Choice, Returns, and 'Sheepskin' Effects from Egypt 1998 pp. 157-176: Fatma El-Hamidi

A framework for the analysis of monetary reforms pp. 105-117: Matt Sekerke and Steve Hanke
Smoothing the waves of pension funding: Could changes in funding rules help avoid cyclical under‐funding? pp. 131-151: Christian Weller and Dean Baker
The underground economy and its macroeconomic consequences pp. 153-174: Era Dabla‐norris and Andrew Feltenstein

The macroeconomic effects of adjustment lending: A review and evaluation pp. 1-40: Hans Genberg
Adjustment to trade reform in Ecuador pp. 41-53: Hugo Toledo
Financial reform and the efficiency of credit allocation in Korea pp. 55-68: Eduardo Borensztein and Jong-Wha Lee
Anti‐corruption agencies: Rhetoric Versus reality pp. 69-103: Patrick Meagher

Introduction pp. 189-190: John Haltiwanger, Adriana Kugler, Maurice Kugler, Alejandro Micco and Carmen Pages

Regulation and Contracts for Utility Services: Substitutes or Complements? Lessons from UK Railway and Electricity History pp. 193-215: Jon Stern
Of Carts and Horses: Regulation and Privatization in Telecommunications Reforms pp. 217-231: Scott Wallsten
The Cost of Antidumping: the Devil is in the Details pp. 233-245: Bruce Blonigen and Thomas Prusa
An Efficiency Enhancing Minimum Wage pp. 247-259: Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower

Money and the rule of law in ecuador pp. 131-145: Steve Hanke
Microfinance institutions and public policy pp. 147-158: Daniel Hardy, Paul Holden and Vassili Prokopenko
The transmission of world commodity prices to domestic markets under policy reforms in developing countries pp. 159-180: John Baffes and Bruce Gardner
Investor reaction to IMF actions in the indonesian financial crisis pp. 181-190: Ali Kutan and Brasukra Sudjana

Trade and financial liberalization with asymmetric information in bank financing pp. 57-69: Bin Xu
Crime and corruption in transitional economies: lessons for Cuba pp. 71-87: Richard Lotspeich
Banking reform in russia: winds of change? pp. 89-103: Abdur Chowdhury
Regulatory governance and chile's 1998–1999 electricity shortage pp. 105-125: Ronald Fischer and Alexander Galetovic
Trade liberalization and productivity growth in latin american manufacturing, 1970–98 pp. 127-127: Eva Paus, Nola Reinhardt and Michael Robinson

Trade Liberalization and Productivity Growth in Latin American Manufacturing, 1970-98 pp. 1-15: Eva Paus, Nola Reinhardt and Michael Robinson
A CGE Analysis of the Potential Impact of Information Technology on the Japanese Economy pp. 17-33: Piyush Tiwari, Masayuki Doi and Hidekazu Itoh
Regional Currencies Versus Dollarization: Options for Asia and the Americas pp. 35-49: Felipe Larraín B. and Jose Tavares
Returning to Convertibility in Uzbekistan? pp. 51-56: Martin Spechler

Measuring and combating corruption pp. 187-201: Peter Eigen
On dollarization and currency boards: Error and deception pp. 203-222: Steve Hanke
The cartel of good intentions: The problem of bureaucracy in foreign aid pp. 223-250: William Easterly
It pays to be ignorant: A simple political economy of rigorous program evaluation pp. 251-269: Lant Pritchett

Is Talk Cheap? pp. 127-131: Ryan Gibbs, Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower
On the Dynamic Consistency of Reform and Compensation Schemes pp. 133-144: Carl Claussen
Business Cycles, Economic Crises, and the Poor pp. 145-160: Pierre-Richard Agénor
Inflation Targeting - the Holy Grail of Monetary Policy? pp. 161-171: Hans Genberg
The Pattern of IMF Lending: An Analysis of Prediction Failures pp. 173-186: Graham Bird and Dane Rowlands

Tariff Uniformity and Growth pp. 65-73: Josh Ederington and Jenny Minier
The Political Economy of Economic Reforms in Argentina pp. 75-88: Juliana Bambaci, Tamara Saront and Mariano Tommasi
Popular Reaction to the Intervention by the IMF in the Korean Economic Crisis pp. 89-100: Bernd Hayo and Doh Shin
Dual Labor Markets and Trade Reform in China pp. 101-113: Piyush Tiwari, Tetsu Kawakami and Masayuki Doi
Copper and the Chilean Economy, 1960-98 pp. 115-126: Antonio Spilimbergo

The Political Economy of Bank Reform in Argentina Under Convertibility pp. 1-16: Lee Alston and Andres Gallo
Reforming Social Security in a Transition Economy: The Case of Lithuania pp. 17-36: Svend Jensen and Jukka Lassila
Corruption and Policy: Back to the Roots pp. 37-49: Harry Broadman and Francesca Recanatini
International Joint Ventures: A Welfare Analysis pp. 51-60: Indrani Roy Chowdhury and Prabla Chowdhury
The Moral Hazard Play: A Review of The Chastening: Inside the Crisis that Rocked the Global Financial System and Humbled the IMF pp. 61-64: The Editors

Money demand in the czech republic since transition pp. 271-290: Keith Cuthbertson and Don Bredin
Whence reform? A critique of the stiglitz perspective pp. 291-324: Marek Dabrowski, Stanislaw Gomulka and Jacek Rostowski
Not poles apart: “Whither reform?” and “Whence reform?” pp. 325-338: Joseph Stiglitz and David Ellerman
The stiglitz-ellerman rejoinder: Our main criticisms remain unanswered pp. 339-348: Marek Dabrowski, Stanislaw Gomulka and Jacek Rostowski

Fiscal deficits, monetary reform and inflation stabilization in romania pp. 165-194: Nina Budina and Sweder van Wijnbergen
Incentives and corruption in chinese economic reform pp. 195-206: Chengze Simon Fan and Herschel Grossman
Expansive agendas and weak instruments: governance related conditionalities of international financial institutions pp. 207-241: Devesh Kapur
IMF lending: how is it affected by economic, political and institutional factors? pp. 243-270: Graham Bird and Dane Rowlands

Poisoned grapes, mad cows and protectionism pp. 91-111: Eduardo Engel
Indicator targeting in a political economy: Leakier can be better pp. 113-145: Jonah B. Gelbach and Lant Pritchett
Macroeconomic implications of voucher privatization in a model with incomplete information pp. 147-164: Damien Besancenot and Radu Vranceanu

Understanding china's economic performance pp. 1-50: Jeffrey D. Sachs and Wing Thye Woo
Bad loans, soft budget constraints and the political economy of financial market reform in transition economies pp. 51-74: Norbert Wunner
Host-country policy – commitment or no-commitment: a theoretical analysis pp. 75-89: Arijit Mukherjee