2013

Globalization & Monetary Policy Institute
   Uneven Global Growth Suggests Fragile Recovery (6-May-13)
 

Uneven growth across countries is contributing to a fragile recovery, with some short-term risks easing and the focus shifting toward medium-term risks.

Institute Working Papers
   Common Correlated Effects Estimation of Heterogeneous Dynamic Panel Data Models with Weakly Exogenous Regressors (26-Apr-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Financial Globalization and Monetary Transmission (24-Apr-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   A Bargaining Theory of Trade Invoicing and Pricing (22-Apr-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Sovereign Debt Restructurings and the IMF: Implications for Future Official Interventions (16-Apr-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Sovereign Debt Crises: Could an International Court Minimize Them? (16-Apr-13)
 
Globalization & Monetary Policy Institute
   Global Stability Will Require Short-Term Sacrifice (29-Mar-13)
 

Immediate risks to the global economy remain concentrated in advanced economies. A prolonged recovery has damaged investor confidence, making financial markets vulnerable to a sudden reversal of capital flows.

Globalization Institute Publications
   Globalization Institute Publications (20-Mar-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Exchange Rate Pass-through, Firm Heterogeneity and Product Quality: A Theoretical Analysis (11-Mar-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Merchanting and Current Account Balances (21-Feb-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Trade Barriers and the Relative Price Tradables (21-Feb-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   Spatial Considerations on the PPP Debate (21-Feb-13)
 
Globalization & Monetary Policy Institute
   Financial Risks Ease, but Effects May Be Slow to Reach Global Economy (6-Feb-13)
 

Growth in the U.S., decreased uncertainty in the euro area and better-than-expected growth in China have contributed to a more stable outlook for global growth in 2013.

Institute Working Papers
   Distribution Capital and the Short- and Long-Run Import Demand Elasticity (29-Jan-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   The GVAR Approach and the Dominance of the U.S. Economy (29-Jan-13)
 
Institute Working Papers
   International Trade Price Stickiness and Exchange Rate Pass-through in Micro Data: A Case Study on U.S.-China Trade (29-Jan-13)
 

 
 

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