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Bilal Habib

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

Maurizio Michael Habib

• Getting beyond the carry trade: What makes a safe-haven currency?
• How exorbitant is the dollar’s “exorbitant privilege”?

Andreas Hackethal

• Do financial advisors improve portfolio performance?

Franz Hackl

• How the state influences volunteering

Mona Haddad

• Export-led growth: Still a viable strategy after the crisis?
• Prices vs quantities in the great trade collapse: New evidence
• Can real exchange rate undervaluation boost exports?

Catherine M. Haeck

• The university as an internal labour market

Carolin Haeussler

• Why don’t academic scientists share information with their colleagues?

Sara Hagemann

• Lisbon Treaty: Democracy vs efficiency?

Stephan Haggard

• North Korea: pre-famine conditions emerge

Robert W Hahn

• Why cap-and-trade should (and does) have appeal to politicians

Volker Hahn

• How bank equity regulation is akin to inflation targeting

Jamal Ibrahim Haidar

• Iran sanctions and diverted trade: Exporter-level evidence
• Arab exporters: Are they different?

Emily Haisley

• Nudges to nudge up the savings rate

Andrew G Haldane

• Have we solved 'too big to fail'?
• What have the economists ever done for us?
• What is the contribution of the financial sector?

Galina Hale

• Creditor protection and financial crises

Michalis Haliassos

• Do financial advisors improve portfolio performance?

George Hall

• Fiscal prioritisation: Lessons from three wars
• Net interest payments on the federal debt: A flawed measure

Robert E. Hall

• Fed can control inflation with reserve interest-rate policy
• The good/bad bank debate: A new proposal

Bronwyn H. Hall

• Intellectual property and climate change
• Knowledge economy: market valuation of European R&D

Martin Halla

• Immigration and voting for the extreme right
• The effect of joint custody on marriage and divorce
• How the state influences volunteering

David Hallam

• Buying land in developing nations

Stéphane Hallegatte

• Toward a world of larger disasters? Ideas for risk-management policies
• From growth to green growth

Mark Hallerberg

• The technical competence of economic policymakers

Caroline Halls

• The fiscal effects of A8 migration to the UK

Mary Hallward-Driemeier

• Send lawyers, guns, and money: Deals versus rules in Africa

László Halpern

• Still standing: Global crisis and European firms
• The impact of the crisis on European firms
• Shipping out the best beer: Why export prices increase with distance

Daniel S. Hamermesh

• Ageing and productivity: Economists and others
• Beauty and the labour market

James D. Hamilton

• Calling recessions in real time
• Did rising oil prices trigger the current recession?

Dan Hammer

• Identifying a fair deal on climate change

Aoife Hanley

• Can Spain learn from its ‘export starters’?
• Foreign firms and firm survival: A look at Ireland in crisis
• Have Chinese innovators (and banks) finally grown-up?

Rema Hanna

• Do teachers discriminate against minorities in India?

Stephen Hansen

• Do external experts help? Evidence from the UK’s Monetary Policy Committee

Matthew C Hansen

Eric Hanushek

• Independent schools: A luxury for the developed world?
• The pros and cons of vocational education: New evidence
• Education and growth: Quality, not quantity

Stuart Harbinson

• The good ship Doha: Salvage-and-abandon-ship or repair-and-wait?

David Harbord

• Bad call: The Orange/T-Mobile merger

Torfinn Harding

• Can FDI help developing countries upgrade export quality?
• Roll out the red carpet and they will come: effect of investment promotion on FDI inflows

Daniel C Hardy

• The future of Europe-wide stress testing

Thomas Harjes

• Eurozone monetary policy in uncharted waters

Heike Harmgart

• Microfinance: Is it time to write off group loans?
• Would deregulation close the US-UK productivity gap in retailing?

Anthony Harris

• New evidence on the social context of wellbeing

Mark Harrison

• Russia’s national income in war and revolution, 1913 to 1928

Ann Harrison

• Learning vs. stealing: India’s productivity growth and market shares
• Prices vs quantities in the great trade collapse: New evidence
• From hard to soft industrial policies in developing countries

Philipp Hartmann

• Towards the integrated measurement and management of market and credit risk

Fuad Hasanov

• Self-defeating austerity shocks
• Oil exporters’ dilemma

John Hassler

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

Timothy J Hatton

• Reaching new heights: How have Europeans grown so tall?
• Seeking asylum: Trends and policies in the OECD
• Seeking asylum: Trends and policies in the OECD

Harald Hau

• Why early sovereign default could save the euro
• Why Lagarde is right: Bank recapitalisation is the best strategy
• Eurozone bailout: Taxpayer transfer to the wealthy?

Andreas Haufler

• Why are unionised countries often successful in attracting foreign direct investment?
• The plenum of German economists on the European debt crisis

Esther Hauk

• Political institutions and the curse of natural resources

Catherine Hausman

• Prices vs quantities in the great trade collapse: New evidence

Ricardo Hausmann

• Redemption or abstinence?
• Dealing with the global crisis: A view for the South

Olena Havrylchyk

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

Moshe Hazan

• The price of children and the value of none: New evidence from Israel
• Longevity and investment in human capital: Lessons from today's developed countries
• Europe’s fertility crisis: Lessons from the post-war baby boom

Keith Head

• Cultural imports, foreign influences, and domestic traditions
• Offshoring service sector jobs: the role of distance

Derek Headey

• Was the global food crisis really a crisis?

Christopher Heady

• Getting the right tax policy: Aiding recovery and boosting growth

Geoffrey Heal

• From growth to green growth
• Ambiguity is another reason to mitigate climate change
• Can renewable energy save the world?

Andrew Healy

• Women and the corridors of power: New evidence

Jonathan Heathcote

• Economic inequality during recessions

Stephan Heblich

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

James J. Heckman

• Improving skills to promote equality in the US
• The growing polarisation of American society and its implications for productivity
• Educated in America: College graduates and high school dropouts

Ulrich Hege

• Why early sovereign default could save the euro

Frank Heiland

• Do you know how much your home is worth?

Friedrich Heinemann

• Declining populations and tipping points for small European cities

Frank Heinemann

• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
• What if the equities vortex resumes? Radical measures for crazy times
• Can central banks talk too much?

Thomas Helbling

• How similar is the current crisis to the Great Depression?

Leander Heldring

• Colonialism and development in Africa

Peter S. Heller

• Fiscal policy after the crisis

Rebecca Hellerstein

• Memory and the dollar: New evidence on international demand
• Timelines of policy responses to the global financial crisis
• The good news about growing current account volatility

John Helliwell

• New evidence on the social context of wellbeing

Thomas Hellmann

• The European venture capital industry

Martin Hellwig

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

Christian Hellwig

• Eurobills, not euro Bonds

Dieter Helm

Christian Helmers

• China: From imitator to innovator?
• The impact of university research on corporate patenting: New evidence from the UK
• Intellectual property and climate change

Elhanan Helpman

• Trade and inequality: New insights from Brazil

David Hemous

• Kick-starting the green innovation machine

J. Vernon Henderson

• Measuring economic growth from outer space

David F. Hendry

• How should we make economic forecasts?

Kène Henkens

• Seven billion people, so why do some fear population decline?
• Why are the Dutch leaving the Netherlands?

Christian Henn

• Crisis protectionism: The observed trade impact

C Randall Henning

• Europe’s fiscal union: Lessons from US federalism

Cameron Hepburn

• Should the EU suspend its airline emissions charge?

Chris Herbst

• Childcare subsidies and child wellbeing: New evidence from the US

Jérôme Héricourt

• When exchange-rate volatility affects trade
• How foreign demand affects sales at home: Evidence from French firms

Laura Hering

Jane Leber Herr

• Why do highly educated mothers opt out of the labour force?

Helios Herrera

• The back of Berlusconi: Is this the end of populism in Europe?

Richard J. Herring

• A safer world financial system

Jonathan Hersh

• New goods in a Malthusian world: The welfare gains from coffee, tea, and sugar

Thomas Hertel

• Climate change and the world’s poorest
• Agricultural Trade Reforms

Tom Hertz

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

Dierk Herzer

• Another sad result on aid effectiveness

Heiko Hesse

• The future of Europe-wide stress testing
• Balance-sheet repairs in European banks
• Room for manoeuvre among Eurozone banks

Clemens Hetschko

• How retiring makes the unemployed happier

Constantino Hevia

• The resilience of emerging markets during the global crisis

Daniel Heymann

Charles Hickson

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

Alexander Hijzen

• Working conditions in the foreign operations of multinational enterprises

Christian Hilber

• On the causes and consequences of land use regulations

Philipp M. Hildebrand

• The challenge of sovereign wealth funds

Hal Hill

• Chiang Mai Initiative: Designed not to be used?

James R. Hines Jr.

• Who will bear corporate income tax increases?

Masayuki Hirukawa

• Venture capital isn’t crucial to innovation

Randi Hjalmarsson

• Can education policy be used to fight crime?

Bart Hobijn

• How high will the unemployment rate rise?

Alexandr Hobza

• Should Eurozone current-account surpluses be reduced?
• EU reforms to increase potential output

Yael V. Hochberg

Eduard Hochreiter

• Growing together: Croatia and Latvia
• Governance and growth: Why does Georgia lag behind Estonia?

Bernard Hoekman

• Why reforms fail: Political-economy forces and agriculture in Africa
• Pay attention to the WTO leadership contest: It matters!
• Reinvigorating the trade policy agenda: Think supply chain!

Steffen H Hoernig

• Bad call: The Orange/T-Mobile merger

Daniel Hoewer

• Financing start-ups: The impact of credit scoring and bank concentration

Karla Hoff

• Why economists should not ignore affirmative action

Mathias Hoffmann

• Hedging macroeconomic risk in the Eurozone: Fiscal union versus capital markets
• Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
• How can European banks learn from the US?

Susan Hoffmann

• An oversight on oversight: The Federal Home Loan Bank

Boris Hofmann

• Breaking the crisis cycle

Richard Holden

• Ambiguity and extremism in elections

Roland Hodler

• Must natural resources be a curse?

Dawn Holland

• Self-defeating austerity?
• The alternatives to austerity: The effect on jobs and incomes in the UK

Peter Holmes

• EU-India free trade agreement?

Helena Holmlund

• Can education policy be used to fight crime?

Bengt Holmstrom

• The Nordics in the global crisis

Hans Holter

• Divorce rates help explain why Americans work more than Europeans

Sarah Holton

• Credit demand, supply, and conditions: A tale of three crises

Harry J. Holzer

• Temp jobs: dead end or stepping stone?

Johan Hombert

• Funding innovation: ‘How’ is as important as ‘how much’

Rebecca Homkes

• Why good practices really matter in healthcare

Patrick Honohan

• Ireland: How to fix the looming banking and public finance crises
• Undoing the Irish property boom

Lex Hoogduin

• Are OECD central banks too transparent?

Charles Yuji Horioka

• The future of saving rates in Asia

Gary Horlick

Cecília Hornok

• Is faster trade more trade? Evidence from EU enlargement

Erik Hornung

• Education helped Prussia catch up in the Industrial Revolution

Mark Horton

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

Roman Horváth

• The unbearable lightness of being… a reversible reform
• How does monetary policy respond to financial stress?
• Central banks’ voting records and future policy

Bálint Horváth

• The EFSF: Unfinished business

Takeo Hoshi

• Implementation of Basel III in the US will bring back the regulatory arbitrage problems under Basel I

Daniel Hosken

• The effect of mergers on consumer prices

Anthony Hotson

• Medieval monetary practices

Christian Hott

• Housing bubbles and interest rates

Trevor Houser

• Ending the crisis without starting another: A “green” global recovery

Nune Hovhannisyan

• International business travel and innovation: Face-to-face is crucial

Caroline Hoxby

• More money + more autonomy = better European universities

Haifang Huang

• New evidence on the social context of wellbeing

Rocco Huang

• Why have Canadian banks been more resilient?

Yiping Huang

• China’s economic rebalancing is already underway
• China's price problems are a monetary problem
• What does the Chinese rate hike tell us?

Michael Huberman

• The rise of trade and social protection

Steffen Huck

• Experimental economics and policy design

Thomas Huertas

• Banking union and bank resolution: How should the two meet?

Gary Clyde Hufbauer

• Trade facilitation matters!
• National buybacks: The solution for Greek debt
• Ensuring globalisation after the global crisis

David Huffman

• The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes

Abigail Hughes

• Labour productivity and the global crisis: A historical perspective

Andrew Hughes Hallett

• The Eurozone crisis: Fiscal fragility, external imbalances, or both?
• Do fiscal policymakers know what they are doing?

Eric Hughson

• Financial markets and a lender of last resort: Lessons from the founding of the Federal Reserve

Harry Huizinga

• Capital gains taxation and the cost of capital
• Is lending by state banks more stable over the business cycle?
• The EFSF: Unfinished business

David Hummels

• Dirty trade: How important are greenhouse-gas emissions from international transport?
• Globalisation and higher education: Different degrees of success

Owen F Humpage

• Notes for currency wars: The trilemma of international finance
• Currency wars: Lessons from the US experience
• SDR vs $: What it takes to be an international reserve currency

John Humphrey

• Is the crisis hurting trade finance? Evidence from Africa

Jane Humphries

• Child labour: lessons from the Industrial Revolution

Jennifer Hunt

• The impact of immigration on the educational attainment of natives
• Should we believe the German labour-market miracle?
• Why do women leave science and engineering?

Erik Hurst

• How are unemployed persons spending their newfound time?
• Time with the kids: Parental education and child care

Michael M Hutchison

• The risk of default in the Eurozone: New analysis of fiscal space, CDS spreads, and market pricing of risk

Hans K. Hvide

• Do entrepreneurs matter?
• Does lack of liquidity impair entrepreneurs?

Ari Hyytinen

• Catching cartels: A new toolkit