World Economics

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Milton Friedman, 1912â€“2006 pp. 1-56: Brian Snowdon and Howard R. Vane
What Future for Central Banks? pp. 57-85: Howard Davies
Education in a Globalized World pp. 87-109: David Bloom
Running the IMF pp. 111-124: Graham Bird
Agricultural Reform and Trade Negotiations pp. 125-144: Kimberly Elliott
Hosting the FIFA World Cup pp. 145-164: Brian Sturgess and Chris Brady
The Stern Review: A Dual Critique pp. 165-232: Sir Ian Byatt, Bob Carter, Ian Castles, Chris de Freitas, Indur M. Goklany, David Henderson, David Holland, Lord Lawson of Blaby, Richard S. Lindzen, Ross McKitrick, Julian Morris, Sir Alan Peacock, Colin Robinson and Lord Skidelsky
A Review of the Stern Review pp. 233-250: Richard Tol and Gary Yohe
Book Review pp. 251-253: Carol Graham

An Economist Looks at Suicide Terrorism pp. 1-15: Mark Harrison
Economic, Neurobiological and Behavioral Perspectives on Building America's Future Workforce pp. 17-41: Eric Knudsen, James Heckman, Judy Cameron and Jack P. Shonkoff
Has the European Social Model a Future? pp. 43-62: J. R. Shackleton
What Could Brake China's Rapid Ascent in the World Economy? pp. 63-87: Friedrich Wu
Making Fiscal Space Happen! pp. 89-132: Peter Heller, Menachem Katz, Xavier Debrun, Theo Thomas, Taline Koranchelian and Isabell Adenauer
From The Hong Kong WTO Ministerial Conference to the Suspension of the Negotiations pp. 133-166: Faizel Ismail
The Emergence of a Regional Financial Architecture in Asia pp. 167-184: Anthony Elson
Comment pp. 185-188: S. Fred Singer
Book Review pp. 189-200: Johannes F. Linn

What is the Economics of Climate Change? pp. 1-10: Nicholas Stern
Russia at the Crossroads pp. 11-71: Padma Desai and Brian Snowdon
Understanding China's Economic Transformation pp. 73-95: Daniel Bromley and Yang Yao
The Economic Growth of East Asia and Latin America in Comparative Perspective pp. 97-114: Anthony Elson
Are Mr de Rato's Spectacles Rose Tinted? pp. 115-131: Graham Bird
Gold and Silver as Monetary Metals pp. 133-144: John Cooper
COMMENT: Climate Change pp. 145-151: Sir Ian Byatt, Ian Castles, David Henderson, Lord Lawson of Blaby, Ross McKitrick, Julian Morris, Sir Alan Peacock, Colin Robinson and Lord Skidelsky
Reply to Byatt et al. by Nicholas Stern pp. 153-157: Nicholas Stern

Making Capitalism Work for Everyone pp. 1-10: Raghuram Rajan and Luigi Zingales
Two British Initiatives for IMF Lending to its Members, 1960â€“1962 pp. 11-19: Jacques J. Polak
Can Iraq Overcome the Oil Curse? pp. 21-44: Robert E. Looney
Trade Policy 2006 pp. 45-71: Razeen Sally
The Enduring Elixir of Economic Growth pp. 73-130: Xavier Sala-i-Martin and Brian Snowdon
Global Income Inequality pp. 131-157: Branko Milanovic
Are We Heading for a Dollar Crisis? pp. 159-174: Graham Bird
Do the Young British Artists Rule? pp. 175-184: David Galenson
Comment pp. 185-187: Phillip Crowson
Book Review pp. 189-191: David Bevan

Will Globalization Survive? pp. 1-10: Martin Wolf
A Global Compact to End Poverty pp. 11-68: Jeffrey D. Sachs and Brian Snowdon
Pity the Finance Minister pp. 69-110: Peter Heller
Measuring Global Poverty Right pp. 111-121: M.G. Quibria
Monetary Policy, Macro-stability and Growth pp. 123-147: Janine Aron and John Muellbauer
Brazil's Economy Under Lula pp. 149-169: Edmund Amann
Corporate China Goes Global pp. 171-181: Friedrich Wu

The â€˜Death of Distance' pp. 1-14: Nicholas Crafts
The Value of Vaccination pp. 15-39: David Bloom, David Canning and Mark Weston
The Economics of Happiness pp. 41-55: Carol Graham
Paradoxes in Biodiversity Conservation pp. 57-69: David Pearce
The Costs of Mitigating Climate Change pp. 71-90: Dennis Anderson and Matt Leach
Should Fuel Taxes Be Scrapped in Favor of Pay-by-the-Mile Charges? pp. 91-102: Ian Parry
Natural Resource-Based Economic Development in History pp. 103-152: Edward Barbier
The Economics of Copyright pp. 153-174: Ray Corrigan and Mark Rogers
To What Extent Should Less-Developed Countries Enforce Intellectual Property Rights? pp. 175-196: Gilles Saint-Paul

The Nature of Corruption in Forest Management pp. 1-10: Charles Palmer
Anticipating Artistic Success pp. 11-26: David Galenson
Does the World Need a Universal Financial Institution? pp. 27-46: James Boughton
Tensions in the Role of the IMF and Directions for Reform pp. 47-66: Timothy Lane
The IMF and Low-Income Countries pp. 67-85: David Bevan
Measures of Progress and Other Tall Stories pp. 87-135: John Komlos and Brian Snowdon
The New Economics of the Brain Drain pp. 137-140: Oded Stark
Migration and Development pp. 141-146: Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah

Trade in the Chinese 21st Century pp. 1-13: Howard Davies
Keynes, Globalisation and the Bretton Woods Institutions in the Light of Changing Ideas about Markets pp. 15-30: Robert Skidelsky
Monetary Policy in an Uncertain World pp. 31-53: Charles Bean
International Comparisons of GDP pp. 55-84: Ian Castles and David Henderson
Reserve Accumulation in Asia pp. 85-99: Graham Bird and Alex (Alexandros) Mandilaras
Rethinking Development Effectiveness pp. 101-117: M.G. Quibria
The Anomalous Case of HIV/AIDS pp. 119-133: Barrie Craven, Christian Fiala, Etienne de Harven and Gordon Stewart