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- 2020/0140: Terror and its Fiscal Consequences

- Benedict Clements, Sanjeev Gupta, Joao Jalles and Saida Khamidova
- 2020/0139: Investment Home Bias in the European Union

- António Martins
- 2020/0138: Dream Jobs

- Giordano Mion, Luca David Opromolla and Gianmarco Ottaviano
- 2020/0137: Tax Revenue Reforms and Income Distribution in Developing Countries

- Sanjeev Gupta and Joao Jalles
- 2020/0136: Time Inhomogeneous Multivariate Markov Chains: Detecting and Testing Multiple Structural Breaks Occurring at Unknown

- Bruno Damásio and João Nicolau
- 2020/0135: Measuring inequality of opportunity across EU-SILC countries: national and urban-rural perspectives

- Zbigniew Mogila, Patricia Melo and José Gaspar
- 2020/0134: Exploring the relation between income mobility and inequality at the regional level using EU-SILC microdata

- Zbigniew Mogila, Patricia Melo and José Gaspar
- 2020/0133: Explaining higher education progress through risk dominance in an n-person coordination (Stag Hunt) game

- José Pontes
- 2020/0132: This Changes Everything: Climate Shocks and Sovereign Bonds

- Serhan Cevik and Joao Jalles
- 2020/0131: Financial Crises and Climate Change

- Joao Jalles
- 2020/0130: On the Performance of US Fiscal Forecasts: Government vs. Private Information

- Zidong An and Joao Jalles
- 2020/0129: The Size of Government

- Antonio Afonso, Ludger Schuknecht and Vito Tanzi
- 2020/0128: Indicators of Economic Crises: A Data-Driven Clustering Approach

- Maximilian Gobel and Tanya Araújo
- 2020/0127: The return of fiscal policy and the euro area fiscal rule

- Vítor Constâncio
- 2020/0126: THE DISPOSITION EFFECT AMONG MUTUAL FUND PARTICIPANTS: A RE-EXAMINATION

- Paulo Silva, Victor Mendes and Margarida Abreu
- 2020/0125: Labour Productivity in State-Owned Enterprises

- Antonio Afonso, Maria Guedes and Pankaj C. Patel
- 2020/0124: Self-defeating austerity in Portugal during the Troika's economic and financial adjustment programme

- José Coelho
- 2020/0123: The Interaction Between Macroprudential Policy and Financial Stability

- Zoe Venter
- 2020/0122: Neural Network pricing of American put options

- Raquel Gaspar, Sara D. Lopes and Bernardo Sequeira
- 2020/0121: A new assessment of the Troika ´s economic policy for Portugal in 2012 following an Input-Output approach

- José Coelho
- 2020/0120: Political Budget Cycles in the Eurozone

- Frederico Leal
- 2020/0119: Exposure of Belt and Road Economies to China Trade Shocks

- Paulo Bastos
- 2020/0118: Robots, Tasks, and Trade

- Erhan Artuc, Paulo Bastos and Bob Rijkers
- 2020/0117: Semimetric spaces: topological considerations

- João Ferreira do Amaral
- 2020/0116: The relationship between budget deficit and external deficit: the case of Portugal

- José Coelho
- 2020/0115: Accuracy of European Stock Target Prices

- Joana Almeida and Raquel Gaspar
- 2020/0114: Spatial trends of manufacturing a Von Thünen Mills approach

- José Pontes and Armando Garcia Pires
- 2020/0113: Growth Accounting and Regressions:new approach and results

- Tiago Sequeira and Hugo Morão
- 2019/0112: Sovereign debt crisis in Portugal and in Spain

- Antonio Afonso and Nuno Verdial
- 2019/0111: Sovereign Indebtedness and Financial and Fiscal Conditions

- Antonio Afonso and Joao Jalles
- 2019/0110: The Short-Run and Long-Run Determinants of Household Saving:Evidence from OECD countries

- Philemon Kwame Opoku
- 2019/0109: Evaluating the European bank efficiency using Data Envelopment Analysis: evidence in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis

- Candida Ferreira
- 2019/0108: Periodic attractor in the discrete time best-response dynamics of the rock-paper-scissors game

- José Pedro Gaivão and Telmo Peixe
- 2019/0107: Endogenous Quality and Firm Entry

- Rui Faustino
- 2019/0106: Deep Habits in New Keynesian model with durable goods

- Rui Faustino
- 2019/0105: The development of higher education in Europe as a “coordination game”

- José Pontes and Ana Paula Buhse
- 2019/0104: Polluting Emissions and GDP: Decoupling Evidence from Brazilian States

- Joao Jalles
- 2019/0103: Fiscal Discipline and Exchange Rates: Does Politics Matter?

- Joao Jalles, Carlos Mulas-Granados and José Tavares
- 2019/0102: Monetary Aggregates and Macroeconomic Performance: the Portuguese Escudo, 1911-1999

- Joao Jalles
- 2019/0101: Wagner and the Fading Voracity Effect: Short vs. Long-Run Effects in Developing Countries

- Joao Jalles
- 2019/0100: Explaining Africa’s Public Consumption Procyclicality: Revisiting Old Evidence

- Joao Jalles
- 2019/99: Long-run relationship between exports and imports: current account sustainability tests for the EU

- Antonio Afonso, Florence Huart, Joao Jalles and Piotr Stanek
- 2019/98: Improving Schools through School Choice: An Experimental Study of Deferred Acceptance

- Flip Klijn, Joana Pais and Marc Vorsatz
- 2019/97: Fiscal episodes in the EMU: Elasticities and non-keynesian effects

- Antonio Afonso and Frederico Leal
- 2019/96: The Interaction Between ConventionalMonetary Policy and Financial Stability: Chile, Colombia, Japan, Portugal and the UK

- Zoe Venter
- 2019/95: Young farmers as innovation enablers in rural areas: the role of the EU’s support in a Portuguese peripheric region, Trás-os-Montes

- Ana Isabel Guerra and João Carlos Lopes
- 2019/94: On Path–dependency ofConstant Proportion Portfolio Insurance strategies

- João Carvalho, João Beleza Sousa and Raquel Gaspar
- 2019/93: Pulled-to-Par Returns for Zero Coupon Bonds Historical Simulation Value at Risk

- J. Beleza Sousa, Manuel L. Esquível and Raquel Gaspar
- 2019/92: Investors’ Perspective on Portfolio InsuranceExpected Utility vs Prospect Theories

- Raquel Gaspar and Paulo M. Silva
- 2019/91: Labour Productivity, Wages and the Functional Distribution of Income in Portugal: A Sectoral Approach

- João Carlos Lopes, José Coelho and Vítor Escária