World Economics

2000 - 2025

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Are Governments Overextended? pp. 1-31: Peter Heller
Responsible Growth to 2050 pp. 33-51: Kirk Hamilton and Ian Johnson
Governance Matters pp. 53-78: David Bloom, David Steven and Mark Weston
Dollarisation in Theory and Practice pp. 79-89: John C. B. Cooper
The Influence of Political Distortions on Economic Performance pp. 91-136: Alberto Alesina and Brian Snowdon
The Economic Implications of Epidemics Old and New pp. 137-174: Clive Bell and Maureen Lewis
A Portrait of the Artists as Young or Old Innovators pp. 175-188: David Galenson

The Bourgeois Virtues pp. 1-16: Deirdre McCloskey
What Do Economists Know? pp. 17-26: Alan Budd
The G-20 and the World Economy pp. 27-36: C. Fred Bergsten
What a Consumer Price Index Can't Do pp. 37-42: Ralph Turvey
Globalisation, Economic Progress and New Millennium Collectivism pp. 43-73: David Henderson
Asian Drama pp. 75-93: Tim Lankester
Pricing Cultural Heritage pp. 95-113: Susana Mourato, Ece Ozdemiroglu, Tannis Hett and Giles Atkinson
Does European Union Environmental Policy Pass a Costâ€“Benefit Test? pp. 115-137: David Pearce
European Financial Market Integration pp. 139-158: Patrice Muller
Monetarism Revisited pp. 161-164: Allan Meltzer
Monetarism: A Response pp. 165-170: Meghnad Desai
Monetarism in Retrospect and Prospect pp. 171-178: Andrew Haldane
Monetarism: A Rejoinder pp. 179-197: Tim Congdon

The Quest for Development pp. 1-31: Areendam Chanda and Louis Putterman
Globalisation and the Asiaâ€“Pacific Revival pp. 33-55: Arne Bigsten
The Health and Wealth of Africa pp. 57-81: David Bloom and David Canning
Explaining the â€˜Great Divergence' pp. 83-130: Daron Acemoglu and Brian Snowdon
Fifty Years of Economic Growth in Western Europe pp. 131-145: Nicholas Crafts
Monetarism pp. 147-185: Thomas Mayer and A. Patrick Minford

The End of the Road for the WTO? pp. 1-14: Razeen Sally
International Aid pp. 17-39: Tim Lankester
Escaping Regulation, Escaping Convention pp. 41-65: Naren Prasad
Beyond the Ivory Tower pp. 67-114: Stanley Fischer and Brian Snowdon
Does the IMF Perform a Catalytic Role? pp. 117-132: Graham Bird and Dane Rowlands
A Single European Market in Asset Management pp. 133-158: Friedrich Heinemann
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics pp. 159-181: Howard R. Vane and Chris Mulhearn

How Demographic Change can Bolster Economic Performance in Developing Countries pp. 1-14: David Bloom and David Canning
Exchange Rate Regimes pp. 15-36: Vijay Joshi
China's Capital Market pp. 37-54: Stephen Green
Opening Up Trade in Higher Education pp. 55-77: J. R. Shackleton
The Costs of Violent Crime pp. 79-94: Giles Atkinson, Susana Mourato and Andrew Healey
Back to the Future pp. 95-138: Brian Snowdon and Jeffrey Williamson
Information Technology and the G7 Economies pp. 139-169: Dale Jorgenson
Blueprint for Public Company Reform pp. 171-184: Edward Gottesman

The Undivided City pp. 1-13: James D. Wolfensohn
Leadership and Progress pp. 15-26: Allan Meltzer
The Outlook for World Trade pp. 27-34: Peter Sutherland
Is Economic Growth Good For Us? pp. 35-49: Nicholas Crafts
In Search of the Holy Grail pp. 51-92: William Easterly and Brian Snowdon
Five Centuries of Energy Prices pp. 93-119: Roger Fouquet and Peter Pearson
Hydropower in Bhutan and Nepal pp. 121-142: Jeremy Berkoff
The Economics of the Kyoto Protocol pp. 143-189: Michael Grubb
The Morality of Market Mechanisms to Control Pollution pp. 191-207: Wilfred Beckerman and Joanna Pasek

Cartels pp. 1-12: Jennifer Skilbeck
Congestion Charging pp. 13-22: Edward Gottesman
Are Multinationals Really Bigger Than Nations? pp. 23-37: Paul De Grauwe and Filip Camerman
Weapons Exports pp. 39-56: Samuel Brittan
Does Britain Need More Immigrants? A Debate pp. 57-102: Nigel Harris and David Coleman
Monetary Policy pp. 103-119: Claudio Borio and Philip Lowe
Valuing the Future pp. 121-141: David Pearce, Ben Groom, Cameron Hepburn and Phoebe Koundouri
The Impact of Globalization on Rural Poverty pp. 143-162: Alexander Sarris
An Economic Analysis of the Mafia pp. 163-177: David Maddison and Marilena Pollicino

Pride and Prejudice pp. 1-6: Diane Coyle
Speaking in Tongues pp. 7-14: Peter J. Dougherty
Capitalism and the End of History pp. 15-32: Adair Turner
From Socialism to Capitalism and Democracy pp. 33-71: János Kornai and Brian Snowdon
Why The Five Economic Tests? pp. 73-98: Ed Balls
Some Lessons from a Single Currency pp. 99-107: Alan J. Brown
How to Reform Europe's Fiscal Policy Framework pp. 109-116: Lars Calmfors and Giancarlo Corsetti
Demographics and Pension Reforms in the Major Central and Eastern European Countries pp. 117-132: Dieter BrÃ¤uninger
Global Challenges of Providing Water and Wastewater Services pp. 133-152: Paul Seidenstat
Some Proposed Methodological Developments for the UK Retail Prices Index pp. 153-173: Mick Silver
Measuring Consumer Inflation in the United Kingdom pp. 175-184: David Fenwick