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168: Functional Distribution of Income and Economic Growth in the Chinese Economy, 1978-2007

Ricardo Molero-Simarro

167: China and World Development beyond the Crisis

Dic Lo

166: A Theory of Capital Rationing

Jan Toporowski

165: Continental Drift: China and the Global Economic Crisis

Sangaralingam Ramesh

164: China versus the Washington Consensus: The Anomaly for World Bank Advocacy Research

Dic Lo

163: ON THE CURRENT LINKS CAPITAL MARKETS AND INVESTMENT IN MENA COUNTRIES

Randa Alami

162: Infrastructure, Knowledge Creation and Spillovers and Economic Growth in China

Sangaralingam Ramesh

161: China's Transition to a Knowledge Economy

Sangaralingam Ramesh

160: Linking technology development to Enterprise Growth: Evidence from the Mozambican manufacturing sector

Alex Warren-Rodríguez

159: An Exploration of Factors Shaping Technology-Upgrading Efforts in Mozambican Manufacturing Firms

Alex Warren-Rodríguez

158: THE ECONOMICS AND CULTURE OF FINANCIALISATION

Jan Toporowski

157: NIEBYL, MONEY AND DEVELOPMENT

Daniela Tavasci, Jan Toporowski and Radha Upadhyaya

156: Uncovering dynamics in the accumulation of technological capabilities and skills in the Mozambican manufacturing sector

Alex Warren-Rodríguez

155: A Note on Mundell-Fleming and Developing Countries

John Weeks

154: INFRASTRUCTURE AS ECONOMIC DENSITY

Sangaralingam Ramesh

153: CHINA’S QUEST FOR ALTERNATIVE TO NEO-LIBERALISM: MARKET REFORM, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND LABOR

Dic Lo

152: From South Asia to Diaspora: Missing Women and Migration

Matthew McCARTNEY and Aisha Gill

151: EUROPEAN BANKS IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Jan Toporowski

150: CHINA’S ECONOMIC GROWTH, 1978-2005: STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND INSTITUTIONAL ATTRIBUTES

Dic Lo and Guicai Li

149: THE BALANCE SHEET APPROACH TO FINANCIAL CRISES IN EMERGING MARKETS

Giovanni Cozzi and Jan Toporowski

148: MAKING SENSE OF CHINA'S ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

Dic Lo

147: Export-Oriented Policies, Women’s Work Burden and Human Development in Mauritius

Myriam Blin

146: THE BEST OF TWO WORLDS: BETWEEN-METHOD TRIANGULATION IN FEMINIST ECONOMICS RESEARCH

Karin Astrid Siegmann and Myriam Blin

145: UNEQUAL PROSPECTS: DISPARITIES IN THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF LABOUR SUPPLY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

John Sender, Christopher Cramer and Carlos Oya

144: Firm Size, Technical Efficiency and Productivity Growth in Chinese Industry

Yuk-Shing Cheng and Dic Lo

143: CHINA'S NEXUS OF FOREIGN TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: MAKING SENSE OF THE ANOMALY

Dic Lo

142: SOCIAL ORIGINS OF OTTOMAN INDUSTRIALISATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE MACEDONIAN TOWN OF NAOUSSA

Costas Lapavitsas

141: The case for regional exchange rate arrangement in East Asia

Takuji Kinkyo

140: Disorderly adjustments to exchange rate misalignments: The experience of Korea

Takuji Kinkyo

139: Transmission channels of capital flow shocks: why Korean crisis was so severe

Takuji Kinkyo

138: Does South Africa Suffer from the ‘Fear of Float’ Syndrome? An Analysis of the Efficacy and Challenges of a Managed Floating Exchange Rate Regime with Financial Integration

Olano Makhubela

137: GLOBALISATION AND COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS: OF EFFICIENCY, EFFICIENT INSTITUTIONS, AND LATE DEVELOPMENT

Dic Lo

136: Compensating Differentials and the Queue For Public Sector Jobs: Evidence from Egyptian Household Survey Data

Mona Said

135: Assessing the Role of Foreign Direct Investment in China’s Economic Development: Macro Indicators and Insights from Sectoral-Regional Analyses

Dic Lo

134: 'Episodes of Liberalisation' or 'The Logic of Capital': The Genesis of Liberalisation in India

Matthew McCartney

132: The Distribution of Gender and Public Sector Pay Premia: Evidence from the Egyptian Organised Sector

Mona Said

131: China, the ‘East Asian Model’ and Late Development

Dic Lo

130: MONEY AS ‘UNIVERSAL EQUIVALENT’ AND ITS ORIGIN IN COMMODITY EXCHANGE

Costas Lapavitsas

129: Measurement and Nature of Absolute Poverty in Least Developed Countries

Massoud Karshenas

128: BANKS AND THE DESIGN OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM: UNDERPINNINGS IN STEUART, SMITH AND HILFERDING

Costas Lapavitsas

127: COMMODITY VERSUS GIFT AS METAPHOR FOR MARKET VERSUS NON-MARKET RELATIONS

Costas Lapavitsas

126: THE EMERGENCE OF MONEY IN COMMODITY EXCHANGE, OR MONEY AS MONOPOLIST OF THE ABILITY TO BUY

Costas Lapavitsas

125: Regional Economic Integration in Africa: A Review of Problems and Prospects with a Case Study of COMESA

Alemayehu Geda and Haile Kibret

124: A New Mode of Coordination of the Division of Labour: The Significance of the Physical Features of Product Models and of the Application of Information Technology

Yuki Kawabata

123: BANK RENTS AND UNCERTAINTY. A Legacy of the Subjectivists

Yasushi Suzuki

122: Microfinance and Poverty Reduction: The problematic experience of Communal Banking in Peru

Ana Marr

121: Studying Group Dynamics: An Alternative Analytical Framework for the Study of Microfinance Impacts on Poverty Reduction

Ana Marr

120: Economic Perspectives and Accounting Issues of Japanese Banks’ Non-performing Loans

Yuta Hoshino

119: TOWARDS A RE-INTERPRETATION OF THE ECONOMICS OF FEASIBLE SOCIALISM

Dic Lo and Russell Smyth

118: Redistribution and Growth for Poverty Reduction

Hulya Dagdeviren, Rolph van der Hoeven and John Weeks