Panoeconomicus

2006 - 2026

Current editor(s): Kosta Josifidis

From Savez ekonomista Vojvodine, Novi Sad, Serbia
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Central Bank Independence and Monetary Policymaking Institutions: Past, Present, and Future pp. 367-395: Alex Cukierman
Quels régimes de change pour les marchés émergents ? Les solutions de coins en questions pp. 397-427: Jean-Pierre Allegret
Analysis of Effects of Foreign Bank Entry on Credit Interest Rate Behavior in Serbia pp. 429-443: Đorđe Đukić
More Employers, More Jobs, More Money: An Empirical Analysis of Local Economic Development Policy Impacts in U.S. Cities pp. 445-467: Stuart Strother
Social Protection Convergence in the European Union: Impact of Maastricht Treaty pp. 469-487: Nicole Attia and Valérie Berenger
Does Politics Matter in the Conduct of Fiscal Policy? Political Determinants of the Fiscal Sustainability: Evidence from Seven Individual Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) pp. 489-500: Srdjan Redžepagić and Matthieu Llorca
Central banking in theory and practise Nikola Fabris (Central bank of Montenegro, Podgorica 2006) pp. 501-505: Emilija Beker
Central and Eastern European Countries and the European Union Edited by Michael Artis, Anindya Banerjee and Massimiliano Marcellino (Cambridge University Press, 2006) pp. 507-515: Valentina Ivanić

Optimal Exchange Rate Regimes: Turning Mundell-Fleming's Dictum on its Head pp. 249-270: Amartya Lahiri, Rajesh Singh and Carlos A. Vegh
Volatilité des chocs et degré de flexibilité du taux de change pp. 271-301: Jean-Pierre Allegret, Mohamed Ayadi and Leila Haouaoui
The International Transmission of Monetary Shocks in a Dollarized Economy: The Case of USA and Lebanon pp. 303-324: Jean François Goux and Charbel Cordahi
The Money Market in Montenegro - Conditions, Development and Outlook pp. 325-346: Danijela Vukajlović-Grba
Questions About Household Consumption in Surveys pp. 347-357: Mirko Savić
M. Aglietta and A. Rebérioux, Corporate Governance Adrift. A Critique of Shareholder Value (Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2005) pp. 359-362: Alpar Lošonc

Current Account Deficits in Rich Countries pp. 127-158: Olivier Blanchard
Équilibres multiples et poids de l’histoire: quelle responsabilité pour la politique économique? pp. 159-184: Fabienne Bonetto
Serbian Identity and the Concept of Europeanness pp. 185-195: Irena Ristić
Global Capital Markets - An Updated Profile pp. 197-217: Miroslava Filipović
Monetary Strategies from the Perspective of Intermediate Objectives pp. 219-233: Marianna Neupauerová and Ján Vravec
Bureaucratic Behavior: A Review of the Theory and its Application to Serbian Public Administration pp. 235-242: Jelena Žarković-Rakić
Jean-Pierre Allegret: Exchange Rate Regimes for Emerging Countries. Perspectives for the 21st Century (Vuibert Editions, 2005) pp. 243-246: Irene Andreou and Aleksandra Zdzienicka

Does Political Instability Lead to Higher and More Volatile Inflation? A Panel Data Analysis pp. 5-27: Ari Aisen and Francisco Veiga
Why Foreign Aid Fails pp. 29-51: Miroslav Prokopijević
La these de Feldstein-Horioka: une mesure de la mobilité internationale du capital pp. 53-67: João Andrade
La persistance des ecarts de richesse au sein de l’europe elargie: l’apport de l’econometrie des panels heterogenes non-stationnaires pp. 69-86: Anna Tykhonenko
Comparison of Real Development Levels of Countries – Genesis and Perspectives pp. 87-101: Zora Prekajac
Privatization in Economic Theory pp. 103-118: Maja Drakić
Susan Senior Nello: The European Union: Economics, Policies and History (The McGraw Hill Companies, Berkshire, 2005) pp. 119-122: Alpar Lošonc

Monetary Policy Strategy: How Did We Get here ? pp. 359-388: Frederic S. Mishkin
Inflation Targeting With Special Review on Application in Serbia pp. 389-405: Nikola Fabris
Is There an Opportunity to Establish the Social-Capitalism in the Post Socialist Transition? pp. 407-425: Alpar Lošonc
Principal Components Analysis of Employment in Eastern Europe pp. 427-437: Mirko Savić
Macroeconomic aspects of financial liberalization pp. 439-456: Rajmund Mirdala
Agriculture of Central and Eastern European countries in the European Union pp. 457-470: Srđan Redžepagić
EU Environmental Policy and Competitiveness pp. 471-485: Boban Stojanović and Snežana Radukić
Douglass C. North: Understanding the Process of Economic Change (Princeton University Press, 2005) pp. 487-490: Tadija Tadić

Internal Globalization of Western Balkan pp. 239-256: Veselin Vukotić
Social Exclusion in Central-Eastern Europe. Concept, measurement and policy interventions (2) pp. 257-281: Orsolya Lelkes
Mechanisms for Development of Property Rights Institutions pp. 283-298: Jelena Žarković
Public Private Partnership as a Last Resort for Traditional Public Procurement pp. 299-311: Viktorija Bojović
Exchange Rate Regime Choice pp. 313-334: Emilija Beker
p-Charts in the Quality Control of the Grading Process in the High Education pp. 335-347: Mirko Savić
Peter Calvocoressi, World Politics 1945-2000 (Pearson Education Ltd, Eight edition 2001) pp. 349- 355: Miroslava Filipović

Is New Labour's ‘Third Way' New or Just Hot Air in Old Bottles? pp. 111-130: Grazia Ietto-Gillies
Social Exclusion in Central-Eastern Europe. Concept, measurement and policy interventions pp. 131-159: Orsolya Lelkes
The World of Water, or Testing Neoliberalism: Is Water a Common Good or Private Property? pp. 161-178: Alpar Lošonc
The Globalization Debate: The Sceptics pp. 179-190: Tadija Tadić
Privatization Processes in Banking - Motives and Models pp. 191-221: Života Ristić
Some of the Unanswered Questions in Finance pp. 223-230: Dragana M. Đurić
Aidis, Ruta, Laws and Customs: Entrepreneurship, Institutions and Gender During Economic Transition pp. 231-235: John B. Hall

What Is Neoclassical Economics? The three axioms responsible for its theoretical oeuvre, practical irrelevance and, thus, discursive power pp. 5-18: Christian Arnsperger and Yanis Varoufakis
Reflexion sur l’origine du processus de segmentation du marche du travail pp. 19-30: Nicole Attia
Exchange rate arrangements – from extreme to normal pp. 31-49: Emilija Beker
Debata o globalizaciji: Globalisti pp. 51-63: Tadija Tadić
European Social Model vs Directive Bolkestein pp. 65-77: Srđan Redžepagić
The Optimal Monetary Rule for the Slovak Republic pp. 79-87: Marianna Neupauerová
On the multiplier concept in regional analysis pp. 89-103: Novica Supic
J. Baylis, S. Smith: The Globalization of World Politics – An introduction to international relations (Oxford University Press, New York 2005) pp. 105-108: Miroslava Filipović