Journal of Economic Policy Reform

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Judith Clifton

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Mass politics or elite politics? india's economic reforms in comparative perspective pp. 301-335: Ashutosh Varshney
The regionalization of indian politics and its implications for economic reform pp. 337-367: Myron Weiner
Economic reforms of agriculture and rural growth pp. 369-402: Ashok Kotwal and Bharat Ramswami
Labor and india's economic reforms pp. 403-426: Roberto Zagha
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Current account and public debt implications of market distortions under structural rigidities pp. 195-221: Amartya Lahiri
Increasing school quantity versus quality in kenya: impact on children from low-and high-income households pp. 223-246: Anil Deolalikar
Georgia's economic collapse, 1991-1994: the role of state orders and inflation pp. 247-267: George Fane and John Nash
Regret theory and policy reform pp. 269-280: Joshua Aizenman and Sang-Seung Yi
Adjustment, trade policy and investment slumps: evidence from east asia pp. 281-299: David Fielding
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Banking reform in transition countries pp. 115-133: Stijn Claessens
On the choice of international joint venture: the role of policy moral hazard pp. 135-150: Satya Das
Trade reorientation and post-reform productivity growth in Bulgarian enterprises pp. 151-168: Simeon Djankov and Bernard Hoekman
Western aid conditionality and the post-communist transition 1990-1994 pp. 169-193: Marek Dabrowski
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Theories of “bad policy” pp. 1-46: James Robinson
From macroeconomic stabilization to medium-term growth in sub-saharan africa: some lessons from world bank-supported adjustment programs pp. 47-71: Ibrahim A. Elbadawi
An efficient privatization mechanism pp. 73-87: Nejat Anbarcia and Mehmet E. Karaaslanb
The effectiveness of conditionality and the political economy of policy reform: is it simply a matter of political will? pp. 89-113: Graham Bird
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Income distribution, fiscal policy, and delays in stabilization pp. 335-355: Roberto Perotti
Politics, institutions, and outcomes: Electricity regulation in Argentina and Chile pp. 357-387: William B. Heller and Mathew D. McCubbins
The incidence of import liberalization with and without a value added tax: an application to bangladesh pp. 389-412: Farida C. Khan
The sustainability of economic transformation pp. 413-440: Joshua Aizenman and Peter Isard

Unemployment and the economics of gradualist policy reform pp. 239-258: Michael Gavin
Capital flight from the countries in transition: Some empirical evidence pp. 259-277: Nathan Sheets
Currency substitution and seignorage in eastern europe pp. 279-298: Bas van Aarle and Nina Budina
The role of government aid to firms during the transition to a market economy: Russia 1992-1994 pp. 299-334: Jacques Melitz and Claire Waysand

Central bank independence, inflation and political instability in developing countries pp. 135-147: Jakob de Haan and Clemens L.J. Siermann
China's transition to markets: market-preserving federalism, chinese style pp. 149-185: Yingyi Qian and Barry Weingast
Where are we in the political economy of reform? pp. 187-238: Mariano Tommasi and Andrés Velasco

Editors’ introduction pp. 1-2: Arvind Panagariya and Dani Rodrik
Monetary policy and interenterprise arrears in post-communist economies: Theory and evidence pp. 3-24: Guillermo Calvo and Fabrizio Coricelli
The political economy of delayed reform pp. 25-46: Allan Drazen
The feasibility of low inflation: theory with an application to the argentine case pp. 47-73: Ricardo López Murphy and Federico Sturzenegger
Inflation and stabilization in transition economies: An analytical interpretation of the evidence pp. 75-108: Ratna Sahay and Carlos Vegh
Regulating the banking industry in transition economies: Exploring interactions between capital and reserve requirements pp. 109-134: Roque Fernández and Pablo Guidotti