Studies in Applied Economics

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112: On Turkey's Precarious Economic Situation

Steve Hanke

111: The Case for a Market for Livers

Nikhil Ramanathan

110: Some Like the Economy Hot: Or, Reviving the Monetarist/Keynesian Debate

Robert Hetzel

109: The Path Ahead for Bulgaria - Through the Eyes of Steve Hanke

Steve Hanke

108: Is American Manufacturing in Decline?

Kevin Kliesen and John Tatom

107: Remembrances of CU, 1960-1969

Steve Hanke

106: Why Fiscal and Phillips Curve Theories of Inflation are not Working

John Greenwood

105: Hong Kong: The Currency Board’s Autopilot Kicks in at 7.85

John Greenwood

104: Insights from the Federal Reserve’s Weekly Balance Sheet, 1942-1975

Cecilia Bao and Emma Paine

103: Prospects for a Currency Board in the Arab Republic of Egypt

Dani Kiyasseh and David Gumino

102: Inflation in Eastern China during the Second Sino-Japanese War

Michell Li

101: An Analysis of the United States Bank of Pennsylvania (1836‐1841)

Zackary Baker

100: A Balance Sheet Analysis of the Banque de l’Afrique Occidentale

Siwei Bian

99: Outsourcing Embryos: An Examination of the Maternal Surrogacy Market

Deepan Islam

98: Supply-Side Economics and the 2017 Tax Act

Clark Johnson

97: Feasibility Study on the Implementation of a Unified Currency in the Gulf Cooperation Council

Faris Mazen Omair

96: New Zealand’s Early Monetary History and the Colonial Bank of Issue, 1840 – 1856

Ronan Corgel

95: An Examination of the Former Centrally Planned Economies 25 Years After the Fall of Communism

James Gwartney and Hugo Montesinos

94: Trends in the Accumulation of Net Foreign Reserves since World War II

Austin Kwon

93: An Analysis of the Bank of Chosen’s Balance Sheet

Jieun Park

92: Did the Philippine Islands Have a Currency Board during the American Colonization Period?

Ryan Freedman

91: FINANCIAL FIRM PRODUCTION OF INSIDE MONETARY AND CREDIT CARD SERVICES: AN AGGREGATION THEORETIC APPROACH

William Barnett and Liting Su

90: Zimbabwe Hyperinflates, Again: The 58th Episode of Hyperinflation in History

Steve Hanke and Erik Bostrom

89: The Tongan Board of Commissioners of Currency (1935-1989): Not an Orthodox Currency Board

Cameron Little

88: Analysis of the Estonian Currency Board

Andreas Katsis

87: Financial Deepening and Economic Growth in Select Emerging Markets with Currency Board Systems: Theory and Evidence

Yujuan Qiu

86: British Imperialism and Portfolio Choice in the Currency Boards of Palestine, East Africa, and West Africa

Tal Boger

85: Zimbabwe’s Unorthodox Dollarization

Erik Bostrom

84: HYPERINFLATION – LATENTE GEFAHR ODER NUR EIN HISTORISCHES TRAUMA?

Markus Rechsteiner

83: An Analysis of the Impact of RMB Depreciation on Hong Kong

Richard (Ziyuan) Li

82: Prominent Economists’ Views: China’s Exchange Rate—Fixed or Floating?

Ginny Yang

81: A Survey of Venezuelan Public Opinion on the Replacement of Either the Bolivar with the U.S. Dollar or the Central Bank of Venezuela with a Currency Board

Steve Hanke and María Belén Wu

80: How to Fix the Fed

John Tatom

79: History, Policies and Financial Statements of the Irish Currency Commission and the Central Bank of Ireland (1927 – 1979)

Charlie Wang

78: On Venezuela's Tragic Meltdown

Steve Hanke

77: History Rhymes – A Comparison of China Today with Japan in the 1920s

John Greenwood

76: Venture Capital Activity and Performance in Healthcare and Medical Innovation

Pythagoras Petratos

75: Is South Sudan Hyperinflating?

Steve Hanke

74: An Analysis of the Balance Sheet of the First Bank of the United States

Adil Javat

73: Insights from the Federal Reserve’s Weekly Balance Sheet, 1914-1941

Justin Chen and Andrew Gibson

72: The Burma Currency Board

Alexandra Diehl

71: An Interview with William A. Barnett, Fellow at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health, and the Study of Business Enterprise*

Apostolos Serletis

70: An Analysis of the Performance of Currency Boards

Rachmiel Joseph Naness

69: Venezuela Enters the Record Book: The 57th Entry in the Hanke-Krus World Hyperinflation Table

Steve Hanke and Charles Bushnell

68: Asuntos en la reforma monetaria y económica de Venezuela

María Belén Wu

67: Risk Adjustment of the Credit-Card Augmented Divisia Monetary Aggregates

William Barnett and Liting Su

66: Review of "Trade, Development, and Political Economy in East Asia"

Joe Studwell

65: From God’s Particle to Dark Matter

Joachim Mnich

64: On Why Bulgaria Should Not Formally Join the Eurozone

Steve Hanke

63: An Economic Analysis of the Bahamas Currency Board

Philip Prokos