World Economics

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Latin America: From Recovery To Slowdown pp. 1-38: Jose De Gregorio
Yin Yang Oil Prices and the Rise of African Economies: Policy Implications pp. 39-54: Hippolyte Fofack
Risk Exposures in International and Sectoral Balance Sheet Data pp. 55-76: Philip Lane
International Liquidity Management Since the Financial Crisis pp. 77-102: Richhild Moessner and William Allen
To Establish a Balanced Multi-currency International Reserve System pp. 103-114: Xinli Zheng
Has Excessive Public Debt Slowed World Growth? pp. 115-130: Anthony Makin
Offshoring and the Labour Share in Germany and US pp. 131-162: Deborah Winkler and William Milberg

Did increased inequality cause the Great Recession? pp. 1-26: Tim Congdon
Korean Housing Finance, Household Debt, and Economic Growth pp. 27-60: Danny Leipziger, Jeehoon Park and Yoon-Shik Park
The IMF's Uneasy Excursion into the Euro Zone pp. 61-82: Graham Bird
The Eurozone: Was the UK Right to Opt Out? pp. 83-98: Julian Gough
Costing a Data Revolution pp. 99-112: Gabriel Demombynes and Justin Sandefur
Data on Singapore's Sovereign Wealth Fund is Flawed pp. 113-140: Christopher Balding
Can Intra-Regional Trade Act as a Global Shock Absorber in Africa? pp. 141-162: Zuzana Brixiova Schwidrowski, Qingwei Meng and Mthuli Ncube
Are There Limits to Green Growth? pp. 163-192: Edward Barbier
Investing in green growth for sustainable development in Africa pp. 185-190: Hippolyte Fofack

Taking Stock of Microfinance pp. 1-10: Antara Haldar and Joseph Stiglitz
Quicksilver Markets pp. 11-32: Theodore Berg
Deflation? What Deflation? Statistical Origins of Japan's Declining Price Levels pp. 33-56: Masanaga Kumakura
Inflation Targeting in Developing Countries pp. 57-80: Anthony Gathogo and Wook Sohn
What is Britain worth to the next generation? pp. 81-86: Angus Hanton
What Have We Learned From the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-09 and its Aftermath? pp. 87-111: Anthony Elson
Measuring GDP in Europe pp. 111-123: Not Specified

Measuring The Americas GDP pp. 1-17: Not Specified
GDP as the champion of measurements pp. 18-30: Mark Esposito and Terence Tse
The Illusory Economic Gains from Hosting the Olympics World Cup pp. 35-42: Andrew Zimbalist
The Poverty of Statistics: Military Power, Defence Expenditure and Strategic Balance pp. 43-57: Jan LudvÃk
Is part of the Latvian economy already in the middle-income trap? pp. 58-69: Igors Kasjanovs

How Wealthy are the Chinese? pp. 1-18: Scott A.J. MacDonald
Employment in India pp. 19-44: Krishna Muniyoor
Measuring Natural Capital pp. 45-58: Dariana Tani
Applying Reputation Data to Enhance Investment Performance pp. 59-72: Simon Cole, Mike Brown and Brian Sturgess
The Economic Future of Europe pp. 73-104: Jan Libich
Counting the Costs of Political Violence in Bahrain pp. 105-112: Not Specified
The Endless Business of Reforming the IMF pp. 113-128: Biagio Bossone

Measuring Employment in Developing Countries pp. 1-32: Nomaan Majid
Measuring the Asia-Pacific Region pp. 33-50: Brian Sturgess
Measuring Multidimensional Vulnerability in India pp. 51-76: Swati Dutta and Lakshmi Kumar
On the Role of MDBs in Developing Islamic Finance pp. 77-102: Ahmed Rostom
The Global Financial and Economic Crisis, and the Creation of the Financial Stability Board pp. 103-120: Stuart P.M. Mackintosh
Macroeconomic Policy in Open Economies pp. 121-142: Graham Bird and Graham Bird
The Greek Economic Crisis - is the Euro to Blame? pp. 143-162: Andreas Hatzigeorgiou

What Were the Causes of the Great Recession? pp. 1-32: Tim Congdon
The Link Between Money and Nominal Spending pp. 33-58: Ryland Thomas
Reserve Creation and Reserve Pooling in the International Monetary System pp. 59-76: Richhild Moessner and William Allen
Data Manipulation of Inflation Statistics Artificially Raises Real GDP pp. 111-140: Christopher Balding

Measuring Argentina's GDP Growth pp. 1-32: Ariel Coremberg
Measuring Latin America pp. 33-46: Brian Sturgess
How to Reduce Carbon Emissions Equitably pp. 75-104: Masud Ally and Wilfred Beckerman
Singapore's Temasek Holdings pp. 105-132: Friedrich Wu, Ng Kuan Khai and Gerald Giam
New Data on Global Differences in Family Offices pp. 133-160: Robert Eigenheer