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María Fabiana Penas

• Financing start-ups: The impact of credit scoring and bank concentration
• Banking system fragility: A regional perspective

Stefania Fabrizio

• Reforming energy subsidies globally

Giovanni Facchini

• US votes on trade and migration
• The rhetoric of closed borders: Why illegal immigration thrives
• Public opinion and immigration policy

Harald Fadinger

• Firm organisation: What we know and why we should care

Giulia Faggio

• Do firm-level productivity differences explain wage inequality?

Ruediger Fahlenbrach

• This time is the same: Do banks learn from crises?

Christian Fahrholz

• The Eurozone needs exit rules

Ester Faia

• Monetary policy and firing costs

Oliver Falck

• Caution to place makers: Greater firm density does not always promote incumbent firm health
• The lifecycle of regions

Armin Falk

• Social comparisons, perceptions of fairness and wellbeing
• The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes

Thibault Fally

• Has production become more fragmented? International vs domestic perspectives

Jingwen Fan

• A fiscal theory of the price level

Hai Fang

• Jobs and kids: Female employment and fertility in rural China

Vivian W Fang

• Stock market turnover and corporate governance

Emmanuel Farhi

• Reforming the international monetary system: Introducing a new eReport

Roger E. A. Farmer

• Why financial markets are inefficient
• Does fiscal policy matter? Is there a better way to reduce unemployment?
• Market psychology, high unemployment, and rational bubbles

Thomas Farole

• Special economic zones: What have we learned?
• Fixing the trade finance gap

Katie Farrant

• Reform of the global financial system: More is needed

Antonio Fatás

• Fiscal policy and global imbalances
• Fiscal policy at a crossroads: The need for constrained discretion

Bassam Fattouh

• Financialisation in oil markets: Lessons for policy

Dario Fauceglia

• 'Natural hedging' of exchange-rate risk

Jon Faust

• Forecast foibles: Can the Fed foresee stormy times?

Giovanni Favara

• Macroprudential policy: Economic rationale and optimal tools

Carlo Favero

• Output effects of fiscal consolidations
• One Eurozone interest rate, many economic outcomes
• Demographics and stock market fluctuations

Marianne Fay

• From growth to green growth

Peter Fearon

• A recession to remember: Lessons from the US, 1937–1938

John Feddersen

• The costs of Hurricane Sandy: Life satisfaction as an alternative to GDP

Geza Feketekuty

• Needed: A new approach to reduce regulatory barriers to trade

Gabriel Felbermayr

• The spillovers of labour market reforms
• Kyoto and the carbon content of trade
• Cultural proximity and trade: Evidence from Eurovision

Lars P Feld

• From the internal market to a banking union: A proposal by the German Council of Economic Experts
• A Redemption Pact for Europe: Time to act now
• A European Redemption Pact

Stefan Felder

• Does ageing really affect health expenditures? If so, why?

Maryann P. Feldman

• The lifecycle of regions

Robert Feldman

Christina Felfe

• Does sport make your kids smarter? New evidence from Germany

Jesus Felipe

• Internal devaluations in the Eurozone: A mismeasured and misguided argument
• China and India: Those two big outliers
• A new measure of national “opportunities” for development

Alison Felix

• Who will bear corporate income tax increases?

Leonardo Felli

• Layovers may be riskier than you think

Andrew Felton

John Fender

• Riots and revolutions in the digital age

Roger W. Ferguson. Jr.

Ana M Fernandes

• Impact evaluation in trade: Time for a cultural revolution?

Eduardo Fernandez-Arias

• Coping with financial crises: Latin American answers to European questions

Jesús Fernández-Huertas Moraga

• Visa policies and multilateral resistance to migration

Jesús Fernández-Villaverde

• Did the euro kill governance in the periphery?
• Shame, peer effects, and sexual behaviour
• Supply-side policies and the zero lower bound

Ricardo Fernholz

• What would the wealth distribution look like without redistribution?

Robert Fernholz

• What would the wealth distribution look like without redistribution?

Michael J Ferrantino

• Africa gets hit by Eurozone crisis
• Why non-tariff measures matter more in a world of sliced-up supply chains
• Can the US raise employment with more exports?

Guido Ferrarini

• Multinational banks and European financial integration

Lucas Ferraz

• Why the WTO should care about exchange rates

Fernando Ferreira

• Has pop music trade displaced local culture?

Chaim Fershtman

• Cloud computing: Economic issues

Thiemo Fetzer

• The welfare cost of lawlessness: Evidence from Somali piracy

Erik Feyen

• European bank deleveraging and global credit conditions
• Measuring financial development

James Feyrer

• The 1967-75 Suez Canal closure: Lessons for trade

Jan Fidrmuc

• Political protest and reform: Lessons from communism’s demise

David Fielding

• Why do African banks lend so little?

Ronald Findlay

• Lessons of 1000 years of trade history

David Fine

• Jobs: The next piece of Africa’s growth jigsaw

Andreas Fischer

• Globalisation’s impact on inflation in the European Union
• Will the crisis wipe out small carry traders in Central and Eastern Europe?
• How much do cheap imports dampen US inflation?

Price Fishback

• US monetary and fiscal policy in the 1930s – and now

Raymond Fisman

• Conflicts cause poverty, or is it vice-versa?
• Economic gangsters

Emla Fitzsimons

• Microfinance: Is it time to write off group loans?

Marc Flandreau

• Britain's hacking scandal: Readers and shareholders unite!
• From lender of last resort to global currency? Sterling lessons for the dollar
• Bankers' conflicts of interest in the interwar years: New lessons for today

Mark Flannery

• CoCo bonds as a way of preventing risk

Martin Flodén

• Fiscal consolidation in Sweden: A role model?

Max Floetotto

• Good news at last? The recession will be over sooner than you think

Robert Flood

• Financial globalisation has improved international risk sharing

Juan H. Flores

• Emerging market debts: Why don’t investment banks pay attention?

Karim Foda

• Global economy: A fragile and fickle recovery
• A silver lining lurks behind the dark clouds

Alessandra Fogli

Fritz Foley

• Do inefficient stock markets drive bad corporate governance?
• Welfare payments and crime
• Facts and fallacies about US FDI in China

Christian Fons-Rosen

• Political scandal and the value of connections: Insights from Britain and the US

João Fonseca

• Euro-coupons: Mutualise the interest payments, not the principal

Lionel Fontagné

• Ten years of Doha: What to show and what to look forward to
• French exporters and the global crisis
• How French exporters were hit by the global crisis

Kristin Forbes

• Subprime regulatory reaction and the value of the dollar

Lorenzo Forni

• Raising the competition: The case of Italy

Kristin Forster

Katrin Forster

Margherita Fort

• Is more schooling really reducing fertility?

Piergiuseppe Fortunato

• Democracy, quality of government, and the average voter
• Arab awakening, violence, and future prospects: Some historical lessons

Andrea Fosfuri

Denis Fougère

• Does homeownership influence stockholding?

Marco Francesconi

• On the origin of the family

Patrick Francois

• Markets and values: Competition builds trust

Joseph Francois

• Will Chinese revaluation create American jobs?
• Deconstructing Sino-US codependence: Revaluation, tariffs, exports, and jobs
• Follow the bouncing ball – trade and the great recession redux

Robert H. Frank

• The Darwin economy

Nathaniel Frank

• Transmission of liquidity shocks: Evidence from the 2007 subprime crisis

Jeffrey Frankel

• Monetary alchemy, fiscal science
• Central banks can phase in nominal GDP targets without damaging the inflation anchor
• Which of the 50 states practise personal responsibility?

Michael Franken

• Bank credit during the global crisis: A cross-country comparison

Julian Franks

Philip Hans Franses

• Real money in China; Money illusion in America

Wolfgang Franz

• From the internal market to a banking union: A proposal by the German Council of Economic Experts
• A Redemption Pact for Europe: Time to act now
• A European Redemption Pact

Michele Fratianni

• The Eurozone crisis: Fiscal fragility, external imbalances, or both?

Tommaso Frattini

• The fiscal effects of A8 migration to the UK

Marcel Fratzscher

• Do we have a tripolar monetary system?
• Drivers of global capital flows: Pushes or pulls?
• Global crises and equity market contagion: Lessons from 2007-2009

Garth Frazer

• Helping Africa export

Richard B. Freeman

• Making the grade: Equity and efficiency in education
• Does shared capitalism work in the United Kingdom?
• From fair-go to rip-off: Australia’s new labour code

Xavier Freixas

• Bank resolution: from Cinderella to centre stage
• Towards a new framework for bank resolution
• Market discipline, disclosure, and transparency

Eric French

• Spending, income, and debt responses to minimum-wage hikes
• Life expectancy, medical expenses, and old age saving

Marc Frenette

• Does university financial aid matter?

Caroline Freund

• The growth effects of democratisation: New evidence
• Regional trade agreements: Blessing or burden?
• What is holding back African exports?

Bruno S Frey

• Shiny happy people
• Europe without euro and EU
• What a wonderful world? Picking UNESCO World Heritage sites

Andreas Freytag

• After the “Seoul Consensus”: Ways to help sub-Saharan Africa return to pre-crisis economic performance
• The “Seoul Consensus” on development: Substantial progress for sub-Saharan Africa or paperwork again?
• Gold standard or political discipline?

Andres Frick

• Eurozone crisis: What do the economists think?

Bernd Frick

• The wage premium of ambidextrous footballers

Jeffry A. Frieden

• Don’t count on enhanced global governance
• Global trade in the aftermath of the global crisis
• Global governance and domestic political economy

Benjamin M. Friedman

• The moral consequences of economic growth

Lars Frisell

• Why supervisors should continue measuring financial risks – the fallacy of simple rules

David E. Frisvold

• Physical education and childhood obesity

C Fritz Foley

• Poultry in motion: Trade finance in the frozen-food industry

Emmanuel Frot

• Development after the Arab Spring
• Poorer without aid
• The cost of democratic elections in financial markets

Ning Fu

• Lender regulation and the mortgage crisis

Andreas Fuchs

• Rogue aid: Should we fear China’s aid programme?
• The “Dalai Lama Effect” and China’s potential trade response to the Nobel Peace Prize
• Finishing the WTO trade negotiations would help the world economy

Michael Fuchs

• Finance in Africa – Achievements and challenges

Clemens Fuest

• Automatic stabilisers and the global crisis

Marco Fugazza

• Preferential trade, beneficial outcomes?

Eiji Fujii

Eiji Fujii

• Estimating RMB misalignment: Lessons in humility

Thomas Fujiwara

• Markets and values: Competition builds trust

Kyoji Fukao

• Why has Japan been so hard hit by the global crisis?

Brandon Fuller

• Climate adaptation through migration: A role for charter cities

Victor K. Fung

Victor K. Fung

Patricia Funk

• Direct democracy as a way to limit public spending: Evidence from Switzerland
• Does direct democracy reduce the size of government?