World Economics

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India's Post-Liberalisation Blues pp. 1-12: Deepak Lal
Raising Consumption, Maintaining Growth and Reducing Emissions pp. 13-34: Nicholas Stern
Counting the Bottom Billion pp. 35-52: Morten Jerven
The Shadow Economy Labour Force pp. 53-92: Friedrich Schneider
Economic and Monetary Union Governance pp. 93-108: Irene Kyriakopoulos
Greece and Ireland pp. 109-120: Michael Mitsopoulos and Theodore Pelagidis
Currency Wars pp. 121-136: Graham Bird and Thomas D. Willett
Foreign Assistance and Economic Growth pp. 137-152: Muhammad Abdul Wahab and Vaqar Ahmed
Does Government Spending Crowd Out Private Consumption and Investment? pp. 153-170: Davide Furceri and Ricardo Sousa
The Diseconomies of Terrorism pp. 171-192: Peter Phillips
Keith Boyfield on Stephen Ellis: Season of Rains: Africa in the World. Diane Flaherty and Bill Gibson on Sylvia Nasar: Grand Pursuit: Keith Boyfield

Currency Valuation and Purchasing Power Parity pp. 1-12: Jamal Haidar
Should Argentina be Welcomed Back by Investors? pp. 13-32: Arturo Porzecanski
The Argentine Productivity Slowdown pp. 33-68: Ariel Coremberg
House Price Indices: Does Measurement Matter? pp. 69-86: Mick Silver
Indian Wholesale and Consumer Price Indices pp. 87-104: Brian Sturgess
The Crisis in Latvia pp. 105-122: Igors Kasjanovs and Anna Kasjanova
China Investment Corporation's Post-Crisis Investment Strategy pp. 123-152: Friedrich Wu, Christine Goh and Ruchi Hajela
Adjustment in the Global Economy pp. 153-162: Jose De Gregorio
The Great Depression, the Great Recession and the Next Crisis pp. 163-190: Chong Yah Lim and Hui-Ying Sng
Prospects for the Evolution of Global Reserves pp. 191-212: Graham Bird
Shibley Rahman on Carol Graham: The Pursuit of Happiness: Toward an Economy of Well-Being pp. 213-218: Dr Shibley Rahman
Graham Bird on Fault Lines and Fractures Threatening the World Economy pp. 219-224: Graham Bird

Guest Editorial pp. 1-6: Keith Boyfield
Boosting Infrastructure Investments in Africa pp. 7-24: Donald Kaberuka
Trade Out of Poverty pp. 25-32: Peter Lilley, Clare Short, Sir Menzies Campbell and Michael Hastings
Connecting the African Continent pp. 33-49: Peter Dearden, Nemat Shafik and Leonard Tedd
The European Union's Trade Policies and Africa's Exports pp. 49-64: Olayinka Kareem
Malthus Postponed pp. 65-86: Keith Boyfield and Inna Ali
A New Challenge pp. 87-96: Ziwase Ndhlovu
Vibrant Africa Continues to Attract pp. 97-104: Funmi Akinluyi
Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 105-116: Veronica Kalema
Africa's Water pp. 117-128: Not Specified
Global Financial Crisis, Protectionism and Current Account Deficit pp. 129-152: Peter Draper, Andreas Freytag and Sebastian Voll
Further Fallout from the Global Financial Crisis pp. 153-176: Adolfo Barajas, Ralph Chami, Raphael Espinoza and Heiko Hesse
Africa pp. 177-182: Joe Downie
The International Liquidity Crisis of 2008-2009 pp. 183-198: William Allen and Richhild Moessner
Managing Today's Global Economy pp. 199-208: F. Gerard Adams

Why is the Chinese Saving Rate so High? pp. 1-26: Guonan Ma and Wang Yi
On Economic Growth and Domestic Saving in India pp. 27-46: Tarlok Singh
Recent Developments on the Rare Earth Front pp. 47-78: Robert Looney
Communist China's Capitalism pp. 79-94: Kenneth Austin
The Power of Price Indexes pp. 95-102: Not Specified
Defence RD Spending pp. 103-114: Keith Hartley
Towards New Thinking in Economics pp. 115-144: Silviu Scrieciu
Low-Carbon Development for the Least Developed Countries pp. 145-162: Alex Bowen and Sam Fankhauser
Punishing European Cartels pp. 163-176: Cento Veljanovski
Understanding the Greek Crisis pp. 177-192: Michael Mitsopoulos and Theodore Pelagidis
The G20 After the Seoul Summit pp. 193-202: Graham Bird
Christopher Adam on James M. Broughton and Domenico Lombardi (eds) Finance, Development, and the IMF pp. 203-208: Christopher Adam