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John S. Earle

• Did post-communist privatisation kill? Not through job cuts

Richard A. Easterlin

• Happiness and the Easterlin paradox

William Easterly

• The Tipping Point: Fascinating but mythological?
• Making sure that aid reaches poor people

Jonathan Eaton

• Trade accounting in the recent recession
• What must happen to fully rebalance the US current account?

Monica Eaton

• Africa gets hit by Eurozone crisis

Avraham Ebenstein

• The price of children and the value of none: New evidence from Israel
• New evidence on international trade, offshoring, and US wages

Markus Eberhardt

• China: From imitator to innovator?

Paul Edelstein

Rochelle M Edge

• Forecasts performing badly: New insights on dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models

The Editors

• Vox's Holiday Break
• A call to action: EU leaders must act to save the euro and avoid a recession
• Full catalogue of Vox eBooks now available

Alex Edmans

• Stock market turnover and corporate governance
• One fix for the US mortgage default problem
• New thinking on executive compensation: Pay CEOs with debt

Eric Edmonds

• Schooling costs: The link between tariff reform, poverty, and educational attainment
• Trade and child labour

Sebastian Edwards

• How much do international reserves buffer terms-of-trade shocks?

Ryan D Edwards

• Life expectancy around the world

Gareth Edwards-Jones

• Can carbon labelling be development friendly?

Matias Egeland

• State-owned enterprises in the global economy: Reason for concern?

Balázs Égert

• France’s weak economic performance: Sick of taxation?
• What’s causing higher inflation in Europe’s converging economies?

Karen Eggleston

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

Georgy Egorov

• Persistence of bad governments

Ronald G. Ehrenberg

• The gender of American academic leaders matters

Michael Ehrmann

• Global crises and equity market contagion: Lessons from 2007-2009
• Macroprudential supervision: Can central bank communication be an effective policy tool?
• Central bank communication

Martin Eichenbaum

• Nominal rigidities: how often do retailers really change prices?
• Returns to the carry trade

Barry Eichengreen

• The real exchange rate and export growth: Are services different?
• Growth slowdowns redux: Avoiding the middle-income trap
• Kenen on the euro

Werner Eichhorst

Jean Eid

Vera Eidelman

• Currency wars
• Stop obsessing about global imbalances
• The international monetary system: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it

Sylvester Eijffinger

• Policy preferences of central bankers and the design of a monetary-policy committee
• Monetary policy and banking supervision
• Banking union and ambiguity: Dare to go further

Liran Einav

• Exploiting the internet data trove

Karolina Ekholm

• Offshoring and composition of home employment
• When exchange rate appreciations are good news for exporters
• Can offshoring lead to reduced inequality?

Mohamed El-Erian

Asmaa El-Ganainy

• A century of public debt and what have we learned?

Selim Elekdag

• How financial stress spreads

Ceyhun Elgin

• Shadow economies around the world: Model-based estimates

Kimberly A. Elliott

• A US trade policy for development
• The futility of using economic sanctions against Russia

Chris Ellis

• Riots and revolutions in the digital age

Martin Ellison

• A defence of the FOMC: Bad forecasters can be good policymakers

Matthew Ellman

• Reducing media bias through regulation

Andrew Ellul

• Ownership structure and stock returns during financial crises

Mike Elsby

• How high will the unemployment rate rise?

Michael Emerson

• EU absorptive capacity

Charlotte Emlinger

• The trade collapse: The role of product quality

Johannes Emmerling

• Geoengineering and abatement: A ‘flat’ relationship under uncertainty

Sebastian v. Engelhardt

• Should governments promote open source software?

Martina Engemann

• Why does finance matter for trade? Evidence from new data

Robert Engle

• Capital shortfall: A new approach to ranking and regulating systemic risks
• The 10 most systemically risky financial firms in the US
• A case for (even) more transparency in the OTC markets

Paolo Epifani

• Why do more open economies have bigger governments?
• How trade may raise wage inequality worldwide

Aitor Erce

• International capital flows during crises: Gross matters

Christopher J. Erceg

Selcuk Eren

• Do you know how much your home is worth?

Emre Ergungor

• Resolving the banking crisis: Should we follow Sweden’s example?

Katherine Eriksson

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

Erlend W Nier

• The global financial crisis: What caused the build-up?
• The need for special resolution regimes for financial institutions

Hubert Escaith

• The new World Input-Output Database
• Japan's earthquake and tsunami: Global supply chain impacts
• Supply chains and financial shocks

Marco A. Espinosa-Vega

• Addressing the too connected to fail problem

Antoni Estevadeordal

• Should trade multilateralists fear regionalism?

Berta Esteve-Volart

• Political competition and gender quotas
• Gender quotas

Saul Estrin

• Corruption as a barrier to entry

Dalibor Eterovic

• Global imbalances: Are emerging markets the new guest at the party?

Federico Etro

• European data protection: Impact of the EU data-protection regulation
• Innovations by painters between Renaissance and Rococò: Towards an economic theory of art history
• The economics of art and the art of economics

Rob Euwals

• Flexicurity: The Danish labour-market model in the Great Recession

Richard Evans

• Shattering the American dream: The US government’s Ponzi scheme

Gary Evans

• A Trichet Plan for the Eurozone

Simon J Evenett

• The transatlantic trade talks and economic policy research: Time to re-tool
• Root causes of currency wars
• Rising protectionism and the subordination of trade policy

Erik Eyster