World Economics

2000 - 2026

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The Growing US Fiscal Gap pp. 1-8: Daniel Shaviro
The Disappearing Masterpiece pp. 9-24: David Galenson
The UK's Achievement of Economic Stability pp. 25-41: Tim Congdon
Ready to Join the EU? pp. 43-72: Federico Foders, Daniel Piazolo and Rainer Schweickert
Continuities and Discontinuities in Global Development pp. 73-86: Kenneth Pomeranz
A Decade of Trade Reforms in India pp. 87-100: Ramkishen Rajan and Rahul Sen
Labour Standards and International Trade pp. 101-129: Krisztina Kis-Katos and Günther Schulze
More Aid - Making It Work for the Poor pp. 131-146: Peter Heller and Sanjeev Gupta
Should We Be Globaphobic About Globalisation? pp. 147-192: Dani Rodrik and Brian Snowdon

Slobodan Milosevic and the Fire of Nationalism pp. 1-26: Ronald Wintrobe
Regulating Tobacco in the United States pp. 27-53: Jonathan Gruber
The Quest for Stability pp. 55-70: Alan Budd
The Case for Congestion Charging pp. 71-84: David Begg and David Gray
Japan's Monetary and Economic Policy pp. 85-103: Allan Meltzer
The Puzzle of the Harmonious Stock Prices pp. 105-119: Randall Morck and Bernard Yeung
James Tobin, 1918â€“2002 pp. 121-160: Brian Snowdon, James Tobin and Howard R. Vane
The Life Cycles of Modern Artists pp. 161-178: David Galenson

Cycles of Silver pp. 1-16: Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo GirÃ¡ldez
Can Africa Catch Up? pp. 17-33: Arne Bigsten
Towards a Better Climate Treaty pp. 35-45: Scott Barrett
Does the Eurozone Face 50 Years of Economic Stagnation? pp. 47-60: Tim Congdon
A Hard Look at the Costs of Peace pp. 61-74: Jacques Fontanel and Michael D. Ward
Transport, Access and Economic Growth pp. 75-91: Karl Steininger
Some Facts about Hedge Funds pp. 93-123: Harry Kat
The Ups and Downs of Capitalism pp. 125-170: Ben Bernanke and Brian Snowdon
The Promotion Test pp. 171-183: Stefan Szymanski

There Will Be Growth in the Spring pp. 1-6: Prakash Loungani
Mother Earth: Ally or Adversary? pp. 7-24: Thorvaldur Gylfason
The Economics of Happiness pp. 25-41: Bruno Frey and Alois Stutzer
Measuring Information Technology and Productivity in the New Economy pp. 43-58: Kevin Stiroh
In Praise of Historical Economics pp. 59-100: Bradford DeLong and Brian Snowdon
Stock Markets and Central Bankers pp. 101-124: Stephen Wright
Capital Controls pp. 125-143: Jomo K.S.
Where Do We Stand On Choosing Exchange Rate Regimes in Developing and Emerging Economies? pp. 145-167: Graham Bird
The Economic Impact of the World Cup pp. 169-177: Stefan Szymanski
Letter from Buenos Aires pp. 179-183: Pierre Wassenaar

Economists and Sustainable Development pp. 1-17: Wilfred Beckerman
What Do We Know About the Shadow Economy? pp. 19-32: Friedrich Schneider
What Happened to the Washington Consensus? pp. 33-51: Graham Bird
Championing Free Trade in the Second Age of Globalisation pp. 53-104: Jagdish Bhagwati and Brian Snowdon
Cohabiting with Goliath pp. 105-116: Avinash Persaud
Why is There No AIDS Vaccine? pp. 117-132: Pedro Rey-Biel
Prohibition and the Market for Illegal Drugs pp. 133-157: Suren Basov, Mireille Jacobson and Jeffrey Miron
Measuring Global Drug Markets pp. 159-173: Peter Reuter and Victoria Greenfield
Up for the Cup pp. 175-183: Stefan Szymanski

Economic Globalisation pp. 1-18: Ramkishen Rajan and Graham Bird
Wealth as a Criterion for Sustainable Development pp. 19-44: Partha Dasgupta and Karl-GÃ¶ran MÃ¤ler
Redefining the Role of the State pp. 45-86: Brian Snowdon and Joseph Stiglitz
Global Income Inequality pp. 87-108: Arne Melchior
The Debt-Relief Initiative for Poor Countries pp. 111-124: Gustav Ranis and Frances Stewart
NGOs and International Economic Policy-Making pp. 127-137: Michael Edwards
Policy-Making in Resource-Rich Countries pp. 139-153: Arne Bigsten
The International Arms Industry Since the End of the Cold War pp. 155-166: Ronald Smith
A Night at the Opera pp. 167-176: Jeff Frank and Philip Wrigley
Bad Market Days pp. 177-191: Harold Bierman

Is Public Spending Good for You? pp. 1-17: Yew-Kwang Ng
Negotiating Trade pp. 19-28: David Flath
IMF Programmes: Is there a conditionality Laffer Curve? pp. 29-49: Graham Bird
Is the Internet Better than Electricity? pp. 53-72: Martin Brookes and Zaki Wahhaj
The Rebirth of the Corporate Bond Market pp. 73-104: Bill Robinson, John Raven and Christopher Chua
Keeping the Keynesian Faith pp. 105-140: Alan Blinder and Brian Snowdon
Latin America: The Long and Winding Road to Growth pp. 143-162: Federico Foders
Revisiting The Death of Economics pp. 163-176: Paul Ormerod
Promotion and Relegation pp. 179-189: Stefan Szymanski and Stephen Ross
Wanted: Measures of Economic Change pp. 191-196: Ralph Turvey

How Clear is the Crystal Ball? pp. 1-8: Prakash Loungani
The Modern Motor Industry pp. 9-29: Garel Rhys
Can Bettors Win? pp. 31-48: Leighton Vaughan Williams
Eastern Enlargement and EU Labour Markets pp. 49-68: Tito Boeri and Herbert BrÃ¼cker
Child Labour pp. 69-93: Saqib Jafarey and Sajal Lahiri
On Understanding Money pp. 95-120: Martin Shubik
E-money: Will it Take Off? pp. 121-136: Peter Spencer
Is Dollarisation a Viable Option for Latin America? pp. 137-147: Graham Bird
Russia's Post-Communist Economy pp. 149-168: Peter Oppenheimer and Brigitte Granville
The Emerging Northeastâ€“Southeast Asia Divide and Policy Implications pp. 169-180: Friedrich Wu