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Daniel Aaronson

• Spending, income, and debt responses to minimum-wage hikes

Susan Ariel Aaronson

• Trade agreements as global internet governance
• Remake trade through a US-EU partnership
• How disciplining China could save the WTO

Arnelyn Abdon

• China and India: Those two big outliers
• A new measure of national “opportunities” for development

Abdul Abiad

• What are the costs of reducing a large current-account surplus?

Ran Abramitzky

• Productivity and migration: New insights from the 19th century

Laura Abramovsky

• Offshoring of high-skilled workers is not a zero-sum game

Leo Abruzzese

• The 2010 Women’s Economic Opportunity Index

Antonio Accetturo

• Being in a global value chain: Hell or heaven?

Olivier Accominotti

• China’s “dollar trap”: Lessons from France’s 1920s “sterling trap”

Antonio Acconcia

• What is the size of the fiscal multiplier? An estimate you can’t refuse

Daron Acemoglu

• Cuddly or cut-throat capitalism: Choosing models in a globalised world
• How cooperation evolves: History, expectations, and leadership
• The political limits to globalisation

Viral Acharya

• A better way to design global financial regulation
• Banking union in Europe and other reforms
• A tale of two overhangs: The nexus of financial sector and sovereign credit risks

Graeme Acheson

• Has equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain

Matthew Adler

• Why did US trade grow? The role of trade liberalisation
• Why large American gains from globalisation are plausible

Malin Adolfson

• Monetary policy and the models

Gara Afonso

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

Pierre-Richard Agénor

• Gender equality and economic growth: A framework for policy analysis
• Avoiding middle-income growth traps

Philippe Aghion

• Green innovation
• Kick-starting the green innovation machine
• Innovation and institutional ownership

Ernesto Aguayo-Téllez

• Does trade liberalisation empower women? Evidence from 1990s Mexico

Mark Aguiar

• How are unemployed persons spending their newfound time?

Itai Agur

• Financial stability is a task for central banks

Alan Ahearne

• How to prick housing bubbles in a monetary union: taxes and regulation
• More EU influence at the IMF with fewer chairs

Raman Ahmed

• Why do the Chinese save so much?

Dukgeun Ahn

• Is the Chinese exchange-rate regime "WTO-legal"?

Rahel Aichele

• Kyoto and the carbon content of trade

Toke S. Aidt

• Political regimes and international trade

Karl Aiginger

• The inefficiency of industrial and innovation policy in France

David Aikman

• Curbing the credit cycle

Jim Airola

• Does trade liberalisation empower women? Evidence from 1990s Mexico

Ari Aisen

• Bank credit during the global crisis: A cross-country comparison
• Global imbalances: Are emerging markets the new guest at the party?

Yacine Aït-Sahalia

• Global financial crisis: What policy responses do markets favour?

Shekhar Aiyar

• Can governments control the supply of credit? Evidence from a UK policy experiment
• From financial crisis to Great Recession: Where do the banks fit in?
• How big is India’s demographic dividend?

Joshua Aizenman

• Why do emerging markets liberalise capital-outflow controls? Fiscal versus net capital flow concerns
• Macroeconomic adjustment and the history of crises in open economies
• US Banking over two centuries: Lessons for the Eurozone crisis

Randall Akee

• Parents’ incomes and children’s outcomes

George A. Akerlof

• The cat in the tree and further observations: Rethinking macroeconomic policy

Farooq Akram

• Resolving the “arbitrage paradox” in foreign exchange markets

M. Ataman Aksoy

• Why reforms fail: Political-economy forces and agriculture in Africa
• The evolution of agricultural trade flows

Stefania Albanesi

• Gender, medicine and papa leave

Ronald Albers

• Cooking up trouble: Soaring food and fuel prices in North Africa and the Middle East

Ugo Albertazzi

• Securitisation: Let’s not throw the baby out with the bathwater

Cinzia Alcidi

• What's wrong with Spain?
• The European experience with large fiscal adjustments
• Is Greece different? Adjustment difficulties in southern Europe

Gani Aldashev

• NGO competition, a double-edged sword

Mariya Aleksynska

• South-South investment, institutional quality, and natural resources

Alberto Alesina

• Ethnic inequality
• Cut deficits by cutting spending
• A tale of two divergences

Pietro Alessandrini

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

Dony Alex

• The Great Recession and India’s trade collapse

Fernando Alexandre

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

Alan S. Alexandroff

Michelle Alexopoulos

• Uncertainty and the credit crisis: The worst may be over

Laura Alfaro

• Firm organisation: What we know and why we should care
• Upstream sovereigns
• Multinational firms, agglomeration, and global networks

Roger Alford

• Should we break up Britain’s banks? An appeal to rationale over dogma

Yann Algan

• France: The price of suspicion
• Trust and economic development

Kari EO Alho

• Should the Eurozone enlarge?

Shimelse Ali

• Club Med and the Sun Belt: Lessons from adjustment within a monetary union
• A new measure of the global middle class
• Is protectionism dying?

S. M. Ali Abbas

• A century of public debt and what have we learned?
• Fiscal policy and global imbalances

Peter Allen

• A Trichet Plan for the Eurozone

Robert C. Allen

• Why was the Industrial Revolution British?

Franklin Allen

• The financial implications of a banking union
• Cross-border banking in Europe

Douglas Almond

• The long-term impact of life before birth
• The effect of maternal fasting during pregnancy

Miguel Almunia

• The effectiveness of fiscal and monetary stimulus in depressions

Ron Alquist

• Fire-sale FDI: All smoke and no fire?

Carlo Altomonte

• Triggering competitiveness: A 'decalogue' from new firm-level evidence
• Global value chains are not all born identical: Evidence from France
• Trading ain’t easy: How complex is it to trade goods?

Joseph G. Altonji

• The anemic response of skill investment to skill premium growth

Giuliano Amato

• A new deal for Eurozone growth and stability: An open letter to the President of the European Council

Mary Amiti

• The exchange rate disconnect and international supply chains: Firm-level evidence
• Exports and financial shocks: New evidence from Japan
• Doha Round will benefit poor nations

Rahul Anand

• Structural transformation and the sophistication of production
• Service export sophistication and economic growth

Luca Anderlini

• Layovers may be riskier than you think

Torben M. Andersen

• Flexicurity: The Danish labour-market model in the Great Recession
• How should governments finance the demographic shift?

Kym Anderson

• Price distortions slow economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa
• Export restrictions and food market instability
• Would freeing up world agricultural trade reduce or increase poverty?

Warren Anderson

• From the persecuting to the protective state? Jewish expulsions and weather shocks from 1100 to 1800

James Anderson

• Good news on free trade agreements

Fredrik Andersson

• Temp jobs: dead end or stepping stone?

Mitsuyo Ando

• Job-creating offshoring?

Jorge Andrade da Silva

• The trade effects of natural disasters: New evidence from developing countries

James Andreoni

• Cooperation and the beneficial race for second-worst
• Do they know it's Christmas? New insights on communication, empathy, and altruism

Javier Andrés

• Budget balance, structural unemployment and fiscal adjustments: The Spanish case
• Back from the future: A solution to the Eurozone crisis
• The arithmetic of (excessive?) fiscal consolidation in Spain

Svetlana Andrianova

• Why do African banks lend so little?
• Don’t rush to privatise government owned banks

Jochen Andritzky

• Government bonds and their investors: What are the facts and do they matter?
• Global financial crisis: What policy responses do markets favour?

Massimo Anelli

• The long-run gains of not mixing genders in high-school classes

Madhav Aney

Andrew Ang

• Are Michigan and Illinois like Greece and Ireland?

Viola Angelini

Paolo Angelini

• Monetary and macroprudential policies
• What explains the 2007 interbank market shock?

Chiara Angeloni

• Sovereign debt and bank risk: New evidence

Marco Annunziata

• Cyprus is different
• Misplaced concerns about central-bank independence
• The next productivity revolution: the ‘Industrial internet’

David Anthoff

• How should governments evaluate climate change impacts on foreigners?

Pablo Antolin

• Private pensions and policy responses to the crisis

Pol Antràs

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

Tommaso Aquilante

• Triggering competitiveness: A 'decalogue' from new firm-level evidence

Sónia Araújo

• The Great Synchronisation: Tracking the trade collapse with high-frequency data
• The Great Synchronisation: The trade crisis of 2008-2009

Jean-Louis Arcand

• Has finance gone too far?

Rabah Arezki

• Spillover effects in a fiscal union: Evidence from the US
• Policies to harness the power of natural resources
• Commodity windfalls help reduce debt… in democracies

Mohamed Ariff

• The China syndrome on exchange rates

Andrea Ariu

• Are services traded differently?
• What drives services trade? Evidence from Belgian firms

Ragnar Arnason

• Iceland and the IMF: Why the capital controls are entirely wrong

Jens Matthias Arnold

• Does services liberalisation benefit manufacturing firms? Evidence from the Czech Republic
• Services sector reform and the Indian manufacturing miracle

Janine Aron

• Don’t worry about inflation, worry about deflation
• Trade openness and inflation

Ashish Arora

Dayanand Arora

• Capital inflows in India
• Over-the-counter derivatives regulation in India

Alfonso Arpaia

• Policy-related uncertainty: At the root of the lost resilience of Eurozone labour markets?

Michael J. Artis

• Globalisation and business cycle transmission

Jean-François Arvis

• Trade costs in the developing world: 1995-2010

Orley Ashenfelter

• Wine tasting: Is 'terroir' a joke and/or are wine experts incompetent?
• Cross-country comparisons of wage rates: the Big Mac index
• The effect of mergers on consumer prices

Quamrul Ashraf

• The “Out of Africa” hypothesis: Human genetic diversity and comparative economic development
• Why did Europe’s growth take-off happen first?

Nava Ashraf

• No margin, no mission? Motivating agents in the social sector

Jonathan Ashworth

• Monetary targetry: Might Carney make a difference?

Anders Åslund

• Why a collapse of the Eurozone must be avoided – at almost any cost

Katrin Assenmacher-Wesche

• Why monetary policy cannot stabilise asset prices

Muhammad Ather Elahi

• Banking system fragility: A regional perspective

Atif Mian

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

Tony Atkinson

• UK development assistance: Government versus charitable contributions

Paul E Atkinson

• Rethinking Basel, Part II
• Rethinking Basel, Part I

Orazio Attanasio

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

Maria Grazia Attinasi

• How the financial crisis raised euro-area bond spreads

Marc Auboin

• Why does finance matter for trade? Evidence from new data
• Currencies and trade: Looking at the recent literature
• Fixing trade finance for low-income nations: The G20 mandate

David B Audretsch

• How exports matter: No one-size-fits-all
• Entrepreneurship, growth and public policy
• The lifecycle of regions

Peter Auer

• Assessing the impact of the financial crisis on the US labour market

Raphael Auer

• Rapid current-account rebalancing in the southern Eurozone
• International liquidity provision during the financial crisis: A view from Switzerland
• What the renminbi means for US inflation

Alan J Auerbach

• Output spillovers from fiscal policy
• Too much focus on the yuan?
• Measuring the output responses to fiscal policy

Britta Augsburg

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

Robert Aumann

• Rationality, games and conflict

Emmanuelle Auriol

• Sale of visas: A smuggler’s final song?
• The benefits of government outsourcing
• The optimal number of representatives for democracy

David Autor

• This job is ‘getting old’
• The economics of labour market intermediation

Rolando Avendaño

• Small and medium enterprise financing and growth: Evidence from Latin America
• Are sovereign wealth fund investments politically biased?

Susan L. Averett

• Overweight adolescents and risky sexual behaviour

Rym Ayadi

• Countercyclical regulation in Solvency II: Merits and flaws

Mehtabul Azam

• It pays to speak English