World Economics

2000 - 2025

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Goods and Bads pp. 1-13: Ralph Turvey
Sending the Herd off the Cliff Edge pp. 15-26: Avinash Persaud
Demographic Risk in Industrial Societies pp. 27-72: Sylvester J. Schieber and Paul S. Hewitt
Hardship and Happiness pp. 73-112: Carol Graham and Stefano Pettinato
From Rags to Riches pp. 113-133: Brendan Walsh
Why Did the Protected Areas Fail the Giant Panda? pp. 135-148: Timothy Swanson and Andreas Kontoleon
Biodiversity in the Marketplace pp. 149-177: Geoffrey Heal
How Much Damage Will Climate Change Do? pp. 179-206: Richard Tol, Sam Fankhauser, Richard G. Richels and Joel B. Smith
The Market for Olympic Gold Medals pp. 207-214: Stefan Szymanski

False Attack pp. 1-15: Richard Jolly
Sins of the Commission pp. 17-29: Graham Bird
Response to Professor Bird pp. 31-37: Allan Meltzer
The International Economic System in the Twentieth Century pp. 39-60: Brian Snowdon
Save the Planet: Sell Carbon pp. 61-79: David Pearce
Technical Progress and Global Warming pp. 81-99: Dennis Anderson
Market-based Instruments pp. 101-126: Tannis Seccombe-Hett
Can Agriculture Become an Environmental Asset? pp. 127-139: Daniel Bromley
A Multi-coloured GDP -or No New GDP at All? pp. 141-147: Horst Zimmermann
Reply to Professor Zimmermann pp. 149-152: Giles Atkinson
Owner-occupiers and the Price Index pp. 153-159: Ralph Turvey

Housing in the South East of England pp. 1-11: David Miles
An Economic Analysis of Campaign Finance pp. 13-27: Andrea Prat
Welfare-to-work and the New Deal pp. 29-39: Richard Layard
The Thirty-five Hour Working Week pp. 41-54: Alan Kirman
Poles Apart pp. 55-72: Paul Gregg, Kirstine Hansen and Jonathan Wadsworth
Understanding Labour Market Institutions pp. 73-87: Gilles Saint-Paul
The US Underclass in a Booming Economy pp. 89-100: Richard Freeman
The Political Economy of Sport pp. 101-109: Stefan Szymanski
Proposals for a better International Financial System pp. 111-133: Stephany Griffith-Jones
Is there a Case for an Asian Monetary Fund? pp. 135-143: Graham Bird and Ramkishen Rajan
A Non-technical Introduction to Bargaining Theory pp. 145-166: Abhinay Muthoo
From Big Macs to iMacs pp. 167-178: Jonathan Haskel and Holger Wolf

False Perspective: The UNDP View of the World pp. 1-19: David Henderson
Prophesies of Doom at the Turn of the Millennium pp. 21-38: Mauricio Rojas
Values Matter pp. 39-60: Avner Ben-Ner and Louis Putterman
Achieving the goals of UK Pension Reform pp. 61-68: Frank Field
The Public/Private Mix in UK Pension Policy pp. 69-80: Phil Agulnik and Nicholas Barr
Pension Reform in Germany pp. 81-101: Axel BÃ¶rsch-Supan
European Pension Reforms pp. 103-138: Jan Mantel and David Bowers
Extending the UK National Accounts pp. 139-151: Amanda Rowlatt
Re-thinking Economic Progress pp. 153-166: Giles Atkinson
The Black Economy - Benefit frauds or tax evaders? pp. 167-175: Jim Thomas

GDP figures: How the Financial Times gets it wrong pp. 31-34: David Henderson
From Recession with Love: Jan Libich