Studies in Applied Economics

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62: Issues in Venezuelan Monetary and Economic Reform

María Belén Wu

61: The Cayman Islands Currency Board and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

Edward Li

60: Currency Board Monetary System: The Case of British Honduras (1894-1976)

Preston Wessells

59: Nowcasting Nominal GDP with the Credit-Card Augmented Divisia Monetary

William Barnett, Marcelle Chauvet, Danilo Leiva-Leon and Liting Su

58: How Close to Currency Boards Are Gulf Cooperation Council Central Banks?

Chris Zou

57: An Analysis of Qatar and Dubai’s Currency Board (1966-1973)

Saksham Bhandari

56: Why Negative Rates are Not a Solution For Japan or the Eurozone

John Greenwood

55: Remembrances of a Currency Reformer: Some Notes and Sketches from the Field

Steve Hanke

54: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank: Probably Not a Currency Board

Henry Carpenter

53: The Malayan Currency Board, 1938-1967

Josephine George

52: The Currency Board Monetary System – A Survey of Financial Crises

Miloni Madan and Alec Maki

51: How central bank’s policies undermine a troubled currency and exacerbate recession: the case of Ukraine

Yuri Poluneev

50: The Currency Board Monetary System over 100 Years in Bermuda (1915-2015)

John Stanton

49: The Currency Boards of Trinidad (1906-1951) and Barbados (1938-1951)

Sidharth Sah

48: What Caused the Recession of 1797?

Nicholas Curott and Tyler Watts

47: Adam Smith’s Theory of Money and Banking

Nicholas Curott

46: An Analysis of Seychelles’ Currency Board (1914-1978)

Tanay Agarwal

45: Prospects for a Currency Board in Iceland

Alexander Mabie

44: Before Entering the East African Currency Board: The Case of Zanzibar (1908 – 1935)

Marissa Licursi

43: How the Panic of 1907 Passed Argentina By

Alexandra Popkin

42: The Hungarian Hyperinflation – A Look into the Production Side

Vinitha Kumar

41: An SVAR Approach to Evaluation of Monetary Policy in India: Solution to the Exchange Rate Puzzles in an Open Economy

William Barnett, Soumya Suvra Bhadury and Taniya Ghosh

40: Universal Health Coverage: An Annotated Bibliography #2

Ilona Kickbusch, Jeffrey Sturchio, Louis Galambos, Tanya Mounier, Michaela Told, Martina Szabo and Lyndsey Canham

39: Universal Health Coverage: An Annotated Bibliography

Ilona Kickbusch, Jeffrey Sturchio, Tanya Mounier, Michaela Told, Amanda Fales, Thorsten Behrendt and Lyndsey Canham

38: Collaboration with or without Coauthorship: Rocket Science Versus Economic Science

William Barnett

37: Government Finance and the Demand for Money - the Relationship Between Taxation and the Acceptability of Fiat Money

Mack Ott and John Tatom

36: Reflections on the Rule of Law and Dollarization in Ecuador

Steve Hanke

35: Professor Hanke’s Atelier: Reflections on the “Bullpen” and Raphael’s Workshop

Alexis Gaillard

34: How "Green" are Green Bonds?

Jeremy Fraenkel and Jackson Adams

33: A Comparison of Greece and Germany: Lessons for the Eurozone?

Robert Hetzel

32: Bifurcation of Macroeconometric Models and Robustness of Dynamical Inferences

William Barnett and Guo Chen

31: The Dollarizers

Tristana Santos

30: Estimating Percentage Changes in Nominal GDP for Select Currency Board Episodes, 1929-1950

Joshua Hong

29: Unofficial London Stock Trading During the Stock Exchange Suspension of 1914

Matt Carey

28: Government Self-Capture and the Decline of Nations

Mark Zupan

27: Ukraine: Ten Shocks

Yuri Poluneev

26: An Inspection of Canada's Dominion Note Issue as a Currency Board-Like Regime

Evan Adamo

25: The Currency Board Monetary System – The Case of Malta (1939-1968)

Lily Zhu

24: Establishing an International Data Archive on Free Banking

Kurt Schuler

23: The Currency Systems of the United Kingdom Periphery

Brandon Dixon

22: Currency Board Financial Statements

Nicholas Krus and Kurt Schuler

21: The Joint Services of Money and Credit

William Barnett and Liting Su

20: The Constitutions (Founding Laws) and Comparable Features of Select Currency Boards in the Former British Empire

Benjamin Tsoi

19: Free Banking in Belgium, 1835-1850

Patrick Mardini and Kurt Schuler

18: More News from New Street: Uncovering Stock Prices During the 1914 Wall Street Shutdown

Ryan Bender and Anna Schneider

17: The ill-fated currency board proposal for Indonesia

Ross McLeod

16: Globalization and Inflation: A Swiss Perspective

John Tatom

15: Hyperinflation: An Interactive Visualization Web App

Mitchell Shabani

14: Reflections on “Banker to the World”

William Rhodes

13: The Currency Board Monetary System - The Case of Singapore and Hong Kong

Chwee-huay Ow

12: Russian Currency and Finance (Translated from English to Russian)

Steve Hanke, Lars Jonung and Kurt Schuler

11: Introduction to the Implied Inflation Rate Data Set

Oliver Simon

10: The Correspondence Between Annual and High Frequency Data for Select Currency Boards

Benjamin Tsoi and Nikolaos Kotoulas

9: India’s Paper Currency Department (1862-1935) as a Quasi Currency Board

Charles Weintraub and Kurt Schuler

8: Tests of Currency Board Orthodoxy Using High-Frequency Data from Palestine, the Straits Settlements, and West Africa

Seung Jae Oh

7: Guide to the Digital Archive on Currency Boards

Rahee Jung and Demilade Obayomi

6: The Hong Kong Linked Rate Mechanism: Monetary Lessons for Economic Development

Christopher Culp, Steve Hanke and John Greenwood

5: A Market Economy Manifesto for Bulgaria

Steve Hanke

4: Did Argentina Have a Currency Board in the Mid 1880s?

Adria Haimann

3: The Money Supply in Currency Boards

Nicholas Krus

2: Bulgaria: Fifteen Years Later

Steve Hanke

1: On Currency Boards – An Updated Bibliography of Scholarly Writings

Thomas Gross, Joshua Heft and Douglas Rodgers