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2018/001: Regional Spillovers in Sub-Saharan Africa: Exploring Different Channels

Francisco Arizala, Matthieu Bellon, Margaux MacDonald, Montfort Mlachila and Mustafa Yenice

2017/002: Fiscal Spillovers: The Importance of Macroeconomic and Policy Conditions in Transmission

Patrick Blagrave, Giang Ho, Ksenia Koloskova and Esteban Vesperoni

2017/001: Spillovers from US Government Spending Shocks: Impact on External Positions

Adina Popescu and Ippei Shibata

2016/009: Sub-Saharan African Migration: Patterns and Spillovers

Jesus Gonzalez-Garcia, Ermal Hitaj, Montfort Mlachila, Arina Viseth and Mustafa Yenice

2016/008: Impact of Migration on Income Levels in Advanced Economies

Florence Jaumotte, Ksenia Koloskova and Sweta Saxena

2016/007: China Spillovers: New Evidence From Time-Varying Estimates

Davide Furceri, Joao Jalles and Aleksandra Zdzienicka

2016/006: China's Footprint in Global Commodity Markets

Christina Kolerus, Papa N'Diaye and Christian Saborowski

2016/005: Spillovers from China: Financial Channels

Nkunde Mwase, Papa N'Diaye, Hiroko Oura, Franto Ricka, Katsiaryna Svirydzenka and Yuanyan Zhang

2016/004: Spillover Implications of China's Slowdown for International Trade

Patrick Blagrave and Esteban Vesperoni

2016/003: The Spillover Effects of Russia’s Economic Slowdown on Neighboring Countries

Ara Stepanyan, Agustin Roitman, Gohar Minasyan, Dragana Ostojic and Natan Epstein

2016/002: Spillovers from Dollar Appreciation

Julian Chow, Florence Jaumotte, Seok Park and Yuanyan Zhang

2016/001: Spillover Implications of Differences in Monetary Conditions in the United States and the Euro Area

Carolina Osorio-Buitron and Esteban Vesperoni