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• Implementing the Bologna process: Do students support a shorter first degree?

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• Housing booms, capital inflows, and low interest rates

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• The effects of Russia’s flat tax

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• Does openness really increase volatility?
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• Hurricane Katrina: benefits for student evacuees
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• Moyo's confused attack on aid for Africa
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Efraim Sadka

• Tax competition vs. tax coordination: Revisiting the debate

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• How do CEOs spend their time?
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• Taxing the 1%: Why the top tax rate could be over 80%
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• Can Greece pull it off?
• A crisis mechanism for the euro: The European Stability Mechanism
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• Localisation, urbanisation, and productivity: Evidence from Japan

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Luca Sala

• Monetary policy must respond to the housing market

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• African poverty: Falling faster than you think
• Parametric estimations of the world distribution of income

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• Challenges in the coming phase of globalisation: A sense of déjà vu

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• Labour productivity and the global crisis: A historical perspective

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• Securitisation: Let’s not throw the baby out with the bathwater
• Contingent Liquidity: a proposal to reduce liquidity risk
• Financial sector pro-cyclicality: Lessons from the crisis, Part II

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• The effects of school-starting age
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• South Africa and the Pittsburgh G20 summit

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• Is there a signalling role for public wages?

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• War is bargaining by other means

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• The impact of the financial crisis on poverty and income distributions

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• How exports matter: No one-size-fits-all

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• Precautionary savings in the Great Recession
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• Why don’t commodity exporters hedge against price fluctuations?

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• Social protection in Sub-Saharan Africa: Learning from experiences

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

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• Language matters: Gender grammar and observed gender discrimination

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• The cost of democratic elections in financial markets
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• Qu’ils mangent de la brioche: Europe and the eclipsed food crisis

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• Did the euro kill governance in the periphery?

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• Should the government intervene to reduce obesity?

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André Sapir

• IMF surveillance of the Eurozone: Quo Vadis?
• A three-part plan to tackle the Eurozone debt crisis
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• Early warning indicators and the 2008-09 crisis: New evidence

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• Fiscal prioritisation: Lessons from three wars
• Net interest payments on the federal debt: A flawed measure
• A defence of the FOMC: Bad forecasters can be good policymakers

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• Limits to currency momentum trading
• The risk in carry trades
• The new carry trade

Mare Sarr

• From commodity boom to financial and political crisis

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• Why don’t Japanese exporters use the yen?

Saurabh Mishra

• Structural transformation and the sophistication of production
• Is decentralisation helping the poorest regions? Evidence from India
• Service export sophistication and economic growth

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• Why the retirement age varies across countries

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• Mitigating the procyclical effects of bank capital regulation

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• Counting thy numbers: Defining and measuring fossil fuel subsidies
• Globalisation’s final frontier: Lowering trade costs in services

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• European Redemption Fund: Getting the incentives right

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• What matters for financial development?

Andreas Schabert

• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

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• Bad bank(s) and recapitalisation of the banking sector

Thorsten Schank

• Collective bargain and downward wage rigidity: Unexpected results from German data

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• Do patent rights impede follow-on innovation?
• Improving efficiency in the 'market for innovation'

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• Grading test-scores: Are children left behind by design?

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• Free greenhouse gas cuts: too good to be true?

Glenn Schepens

• Bank competition and stability: Cross-country heterogeneity

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• The devil is in the details: Financial information and systemic problems

Mark Schieritz

• German savers should applaud the growing TARGET balances

Maurice Schiff

• Where on earth is everybody? Global migration 1960-2000

Fabiano Schivardi

• Talking shop: The costs of entry restrictions in retail trade

Richard Schmalensee

• The sordid history of Congressional acceptance and rejection of cap-and-trade: Implications for climate policy

Maik Schmeling

• Limits to currency momentum trading
• The risk in carry trades

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• 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

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• Ringfencing and consolidated bank stress tests
• Next-generation system-wide liquidity stress testing

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Stefan W Schmitz

• The neglected part of international financial reform: Liquidity regulation
• Room for manoeuvre among Eurozone banks
• Next-generation system-wide liquidity stress testing

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• Finance and growth in China and India: Have firms benefited from the capital-market expansion?
• International capital flows during crises: Gross matters
• Some pitfalls in global investing

Armin Schmutzler

Armin Schmutzler

• Can passenger railways curb road-traffic externalities? Empirical evidence

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• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Claus Schnabel

• Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and fairness
• Collective bargain and downward wage rigidity: Unexpected results from German data

Claus Schnabel

Philipp Schnabl

• A tale of two overhangs: The nexus of financial sector and sovereign credit risks
• Credit constraints and the great trade collapse

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• Is more schooling really reducing fertility?

Sylke V. Schnepf

• UK development assistance: Government versus charitable contributions

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• Financial constraints and innovation: Why poor countries don't catch up

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• What happened to US interbank lending in the financial crisis?

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• How retiring makes the unemployed happier
• Unemployment and happiness: A new take on an old problem

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• Fighting financial protectionism
• Winners of a European banking union
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• Is the US welfare state growing or declining?

Peter K. Schott

• The hidden gains from trade liberalisation
• US trade margins during the 2008 crisis
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• Figuring out the Doha Round
• Buy American is bad for America (and everyone else)
• A 5-step program for Doha rehabilitation

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• Limits to currency momentum trading
• The risk in carry trades

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• Put your money where your mouse is: How e-commerce can foster development

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• Should the EU strengthen its takeover regulation?

Ludger Schuknecht

• European government bond spreads in the current crisis

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• Fact-checking financial recessions: US-UK update
• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
• Do currency appreciations reduce imbalances? Half a century of evidence

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• The Habsburgs and future European integration

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• Acknowledge Doha’s demise and move on to save the WTO

Anna J Schwartz

• Notes for currency wars: The trilemma of international finance

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• Confronting the jobs crisis under tight fiscal constraints

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• Too old to work, too young to retire?

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• IMF recession research: Unusually severe, followed by a weaker-than-average recovery

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• The long wave of government debt
• Time for independent fiscal policy committees

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• The war of the sexes
• Social trust, social fragility and the financial crisis
• Bailing out the banks: reconciling stability and competition

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• €-coin indicator and the looming recession

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• Methods to identify systemic financial risks

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• Eurozone: Looking for growth

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• Free to choose?

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• Educational inequality persistence: Evidence from 29 nations over 50 years

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• Turkey’s 15th year as a candidate for EU membership

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• Where merger policy deters

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• The employment effects of enterprise zones: New evidence from France

Andrew Seltzer

• Do remedial mathematics courses help economics students?

Rajeswari Sengupta

• The trilemma in China and India
• Is Germany the new China? A sceptical view

Claudia Senik

• Market liberalisation and democracy: do we have to wait for the “end of history”

Mine Zeynap Senses

• Globalisation and jobs: Nuanced findings from Brazil
• Trade and the labour market in the US: A new insight on potential costs

Victoria Serra-Sastre

• Health insurance, innovation, and technology adoption

Luis Servén

• Is the current account or the capital account driving global imbalances?
• Exchange rate undervaluation: Can neo-mercantilism work?

Giulia Sestieri

• Understanding the Great Trade Collapse of 2009

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• Economic consequences of speculative side bets: The case of naked CDS

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• Global roots of the current crisis

Ralph Setzer

• Diverging trends in money demand and housing across the Eurozone

Battista Severgnini

• Corruption in Italian soccer

Silvia Sgherri

• Euro-area sovereign risk during the crisis

Alessandra Sgobbi

• No free lunch: The costs and benefits of post-2012 climate policies
• Hedging our bets on climate change
• How simulations can improve negotiations in practice

Daniel Sgroi

• Does happiness affect productivity?

Manisha Shah

• Information and illegal market mechanisms

Ajay Shah

• Did the Indian capital controls work as a tool of macroeconomic policy?

Jay C. Shambaugh

• Reserve accumulation and financial stability
• A Financial Perspective on Exchange Rates

Joel Shapiro

• The impact of corporate governance in financial institutions
• Troubles in the credit rating industry

Paul Sharp

• Eighteenth-century “proto-globalisation”

Rajiv Shastri

• Beyond the zero lower bound on nominal interest rates

William Shaw

• Competitiveness: The Great American Distraction

Kevin D Sheedy

• Power sharing and institutional stability

Andrew Sheng

• The devil is in the details: Financial information and systemic problems

Neil Shephard

• How to finance higher education with deferred fees

Ben Shepherd

• Trade costs in the developing world: 1995-2010
• Export-led growth: Still a viable strategy after the crisis?
• Globalisation’s final frontier: Lowering trade costs in services

Robert Shiller

• Finance and the good society
• Animal spirits

Ben Shiller

• Music for a song: The revenue potential of non-uniform pricing

Junko Shimizu

• What to do about Japan’s current exchange rate?
• Why don’t Japanese exporters use the yen?

Hyun Song Shin

• Banks and cross-border capital flows: Policy challenges and regulatory responses
• Global savings glut or global banking glut?
• Basel III: ‘The only game in town’

Kwanho Shin

• Growth slowdowns redux: Avoiding the middle-income trap

Anirudh Shingal

• 'Natural hedging' of exchange-rate risk

Carol H Shiue

• China’s soaring foreign trade: Made in Britain, c. 1840?

Andrei Shleifer

• Seven things I learned about the transition from communism

Amir Shoham

• Language matters: Gender grammar and observed gender discrimination

Parthasarathi Shome

• India’s expectations from the G20

Boris Shor

• The opiate of the elites

Anja Shortland

• Don’t rush to privatise government owned banks

Jeffrey Shrader

• Timelines of policy responses to the global financial crisis

Venkatachalam Shunmugam

• Diverse regulatory tools and practices in markets
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• Currency war or currency tango?

Anne Sibert

• Deposit insurance after Iceland and Cyprus
• The damaged ECB legitimacy
• Love letters from Iceland: Accountability of the Eurosystem

John Sides

• The 2012 US presidential election: a Moneyball approach

Stefanie Sieber

Horst Siebert

• The cat-and-mouse between national governments and their banks

Arjen Siegmann

• Winners of a European banking union

Urban Sila

• The euro’s future begins now

Olmo Silva

• The good, the bad, and the average: Ability peer effects in schools
• Computers in schools

Dan Silverman

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Avi Simhon

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Rob Simmons

• Own goal: Is UEFA’s Financial Fair Play initiative misguided?
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• How big are the Eastern European losses?
• Assessing the impact of the financial crisis on the US labour market

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• The decoupling of the US and European economies: Evidence from nowcasting
• Have the US and European economies parted company?
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Andrei Simonov

• The real effects of bank bailouts: Evidence from Japan

Christopher Sims

• The path to sustainable recovery for the Eurozone

Kavaljit Singh

• Should India set up a sovereign wealth fund?
• Capital controls and the crisis in emerging markets
• Europe doesn’t need sovereign wealth funds

Manmohan Singh

• Shadow banking: Economics and policy priorities
• The (other) deleveraging: What economists need to know about the modern money creation process
• US debt issuance since 1951 and the fallacy of issuing floating rate notes

Abhijeet Singh

Hans-Werner Sinn

• European imbalances
• Mutualisation and constitutionalisation
• TARGET losses in case of a euro breakup

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• Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall

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• Democratisation and growth: A within-country comparison approach

Aloysius Siow

• A theory of menopause

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• Jobless recoveries and the disappearance of routine occupations

Martin Skala

• A new IMF reserve currency

Robert Skidelsky

Jonathan S Skinner

• The promise and challenge of comparative effectiveness research

Vasiliki Skreta

• The origin of bias in credit ratings

Margaret E Slade

• Location, location, location: Why geography matters for R&D

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• EU stress tests and sovereign debt exposures

Nicholas Sly

• Tax evasion: Why the crackdown comes at a cost

Andrew Small

• Beijing blinks first – the currency debate in diplomatic context

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• Intellectual property rights and FDI knowledge diffusion

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• On the tradeoff between growth and stability

Kateřina Šmídková

• Central banks’ voting records and future policy

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• Unemployment ins and outs: Evidence from the UK
• Stalin’s ‘no shirking condition’

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• Educational inequality persistence: Evidence from 29 nations over 50 years

James P Smith

• The long-lasting effects of public-health interventions
• Healthy child, healthy adult? Evidence from the US and England

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• Is this your grandfather’s mortgage crisis? Lessons from the 1930s

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• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
• Global citizenship and global economic solutions
• Global economic solutions

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• The Nordics in the global crisis

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• East Asia and the new world economic order
• East Asia, the G20, and global economic governance

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• Addressing the too connected to fail problem
• Quo vadis Islamic finance?

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• Fiscal policy and growth in light of the crisis

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• The “real” causes of China’s trade surplus

Fenghua Song

• Banks and capital markets as a coevolving financial system

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• Financial innovation: The good and the bad

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• Persistence of bad governments
• Stalin as a rational dictator
• Stalin, mass murder and elections

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• How should macroeconomics be taught to undergraduates in the post-crisis era? A concrete proposal
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• Criminal sanctions: How to save banks without rewarding bankers
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• Globalisation and risks: Trends and crises

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• Coordinating bank failure costs and financial stability: Lessons for the EZ

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• International capital flows in 2050

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• Searching for international contagion in the 2008 financial crisis
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Alexandra Spitz-Oener

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Robert W. Staiger

• Currency “manipulation” and world trade: Three reasons for caution

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• The capital flow conundrum
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• Taxing the 1%: Why the top tax rate could be over 80%

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Meir Statman

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• The sordid history of Congressional acceptance and rejection of cap-and-trade: Implications for climate policy
• Lessons for climate policy: The US sulphur dioxide cap and trade programme
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Frode Steen

• Catching cartels: A new toolkit

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• How much capital do European banks need?
• Measuring systemic risk of the European banking sector

Sven Jari Stehn

• A responsible approach to fiscal sustainability

Benn Steil

• The Battle of Bretton Woods

Luke C.D. Stein

• Race, discrimination, and iPods: Experimental evidence from online markets

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• Board (in)competence and the subprime crisis

Viktor Steiner

• Taxing the rich: The case of Germany

Katharina Steiner

Lasse Steiner

• What a wonderful world? Picking UNESCO World Heritage sites

Max Steinhardt

Max Friedrich Steinhardt

• US votes on trade and migration

Sven Steinkamp

• What explains high interest rates in Europe?

Andreas Steinmayr

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Jón Steinsson

• Does fiscal stimulus work in a monetary union? Evidence from US regions
• Disasters, recoveries, and the equity premium

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• The (other) deleveraging: What economists need to know about the modern money creation process
• US debt issuance since 1951 and the fallacy of issuing floating rate notes
• Central Bank reserve creation in the era of negative money multipliers

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• Divorce rates help explain why Americans work more than Europeans

Thomas Alexander Stephens

• Why is housing such a popular investment? A new psychological explanation

Sherry Stephenson

• Developing countries' exports in a time of crisis

Vincent Sterk

• The myth of financial innovation and the Great Moderation

Sir Nicholas Stern

• Climate Change, ethics and economics

Robert M. Stern

• The transatlantic trade talks and economic policy research: Time to re-tool

Betsey Stevenson

Fiona Stewart

• Private pensions and policy responses to the crisis

Sarah Stewart-Brown

• Are fruit and vegetables good for your mental health as well as your physical health?

Iryna Stewen

• How can European banks learn from the US?

Joseph Stiglitz

• The lessons of the North Atlantic crisis for economic theory and policy

Jean-Philippe Stijns

• How emerging donors are creating policy space for Africa

Michael Stolpe

• Public investments for long-term economic growth: the case of health

Karl Storchmann

• Wine tasting: Is 'terroir' a joke and/or are wine experts incompetent?

Kjetil Storesletten

• The “real” causes of China’s trade surplus

Adam Storeygard

• Measuring economic growth from outer space

Robert Stowe

• Lessons for climate policy: The US sulphur dioxide cap and trade programme

Bas Straathof

• Measuring the credit crunch
• Another reason for the EU patent: Declining validation rates

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• Getting beyond the carry trade: What makes a safe-haven currency?

Andris Strazds

• Another look at Ricardian equivalence: The case of the European Union

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• Should hedge funds be more open?

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• How tax policy drives the structure of stock ownership

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• FDI in Ireland: New findings for grants and local partnerships

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• Asymmetric information and mortgage lending: Understanding should precede fixing
• Oil price risk, expropriation and bilateral investment treaties
• The impact of the Fed’s mortgage-backed securities purchase programme

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• Quantifying the Bradley effect: Will Obama win?

Chiara Strozzi

• Sparking off the magic of diasporas

Eric Stuen

• International graduate students are critical to scientific discovery

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• The US left behind: The rise of IPO activity around the world
• This time is the same: Do banks learn from crises?
• Why are foreign firms leaving US equity markets?

Timothy J. Sturgeon

• The automotive industry in developing countries: Ready to move up a gear?

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• Can Greece pull it off?
• A crisis mechanism for the euro: The European Stability Mechanism

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• A three-pillar solution to the Eurozone crisis
• Systemic risk regulation: Pigouvian taxes or quantity regulation?
• Money market freezes and central banks

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• The renminbi bloc is here: Asia down, the rest of the world to go?
• International rules for capital controls

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• Spatial frictions

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• Eurozone crisis: What do the economists think?

Sigrid Suetens

• Predicting the improbable: Evidence from playing the lottery

Amir Sufi

• Political constraints in the aftermath of financial crises
• Foreclosures, house prices, and the real economy
• The political economy of the subprime crisis

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• Central European reforms as a beacon
• The global crisis hits home: New evidence from Europe and Central Asia

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• Experimental economics: evolution, methods and achievements

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• The global crisis hits home: New evidence from Europe and Central Asia

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• Counting thy numbers: Defining and measuring fossil fuel subsidies

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• Misdiagnosing the crisis: The real problem was nominal

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• An economic evaluation of the war on cancer
• Safety & efficacy of prescription drug regulation

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• Assessing China and Hong Kong’s vulnerability to the global financial crisis
• Methods to identify systemic financial risks
• Sovereign wealth funds and financial stability

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• Exploiting the internet data trove

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• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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• The surprise end game in global trade
• Lessons in regionalism: What can the WTO teach the IMF?
• Ensuring globalisation after the global crisis

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• From the Great Moderation to the global crisis: Ten years of exchange-market pressure

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• Monetary policy and the models

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Tim Swanson

• From commodity boom to financial and political crisis

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• Lessons for climate policy: The US sulphur dioxide cap and trade programme

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• Spillover effects in a fiscal union: Evidence from the US
• Policies to harness the power of natural resources
• The systemic regulation of credit ratings agencies and rated markets

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• Currency “manipulation” and world trade: Three reasons for caution

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• Fiscal Policy for the Crisis

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• Economic crisis in Europe: Cause, consequences, and responses
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• From EU-15 to EU-27: The impact of enlargement

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• Hedging macroeconomic risk in the Eurozone: Fiscal union versus capital markets
• Capital gains on international portfolios: New evidence from the Eurozone
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• New evidence on the effect of bank loans and credit standards on Eurozone output