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B Kelsey Jack

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

William Jack

• A licence to text money: New insights on mobile money in Kenya

David Jacks

• The role of trade costs in the great trade collapse
• What’s driving the trade collapse?
• Revisiting the death of distance

Matthew O. Jackson

• How cooperation evolves: History, expectations, and leadership
• Social and economic networks

Selina Jackson

• Reinvigorating the trade policy agenda: Think supply chain!

Michael G Jacobides

• Greece: The way forward

Luis I. Jácome H.

• The global crisis and Latin American central banks
• Central banks and financial crises: Lessons from recent Latin American history

David A. Jaeger

• Palestinian-Israeli violence: new evidence

Judson Jaffe

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

Markus Jäger

• Can China be the world’s growth engine?
• The big emerging market economies will weather the storm

Elke Jahn

• Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and fairness

Dany Jaimovich

• The unexplained part of public debt
• Contagious FTAs: New evidence on the domino theory of regionalism

Nir Jaimovich

• Jobless recoveries and the disappearance of routine occupations

Harold James

• Mutualisation and constitutionalisation
• Designing a federal bank
• Making the European Monetary Union

Mario Jametti

• Helpful tax competition: new empirical evidence

David-Jan Jansen

• Communication by the European Central Bank: Inconsistent, yet effective?
• Measuring the clarity of central-bank communication
• Central bank communication

Marion Jansen

• Making globalisation work for workers

Tullio Jappelli

• Fiscal policy and consumption
• Investment in financial literacy and saving decisions
• The consumption response to income changes

Nadege Jassaud

• Balance-sheet repairs in European banks

Melise Jaud

• The growth effects of democratisation: New evidence

Beata Javorcik

• The implications of retail-sector liberalisation: Evidence from Romania
• Getting ready to export
• Does services liberalisation benefit manufacturing firms? Evidence from the Czech Republic

Seema Jayachandran

Tamara Jayasundera

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

Jean-Pierre Danthine

• Executive compensation: The fragile foundations of stock options

Olivier Jeanne

• International rules for capital controls
• Managing credit booms and busts
• Why don’t commodity exporters hedge against price fluctuations?

Michael Jelenic

• Avoiding middle-income growth traps

Anupam B Jena

• The promise and challenge of comparative effectiveness research
• An economic evaluation of the war on cancer

Frédéric Jenny

J. Bradford Jensen

• Global trade in services: Fear, facts, and offshoring

Michael F Jensen

• Can carbon labelling be development friendly?

Urban Jermann

• Paying more attention to financial shocks

Michal Jerzmanowski

• Democracy, diversification, and growth reversals

Prabhat Jha

• Why India should increase taxes on cigarettes

Yuemei Ji

• Are Germans really poorer than Spaniards, Italians and Greeks?
• Panic-driven austerity in the Eurozone and its implications
• TARGET2 as a scapegoat for German errors

Lin Jiang

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

Sergi Jiménez-Martín

• Do you know how much your home is worth?

Juan Francisco Jimeno

• Jobless in Spain: What can be done about the insider-outsider divide
• Immigration and the Philips curve

Ginger Zhe Jin

• Social networks and the massive migration within China

Yothin Jinjarak

• How effective were the 2008-2011 capital controls in Brazil?
• Income inequality, tax base, and sovereign spreads
• Developing country and emerging market vulnerability to the Eurozone crisis

Clemens Jobst

• Should TARGET balances be restricted?

Andreas Jobst

• Global financial crisis: What policy responses do markets favour?
• Methods to identify systemic financial risks
• Quo vadis Islamic finance?

Mireia Jofre-Bonet

• Anorexia and bulimia: New evidence from European women
• Blood money doesn’t pay: New evidence on incentives for blood donation

Benjamin K. Johannsen

Noel Johnson

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

Robert Johnson

• Value-added exchange rates
• How much value added is traded?
• The value-added content of trade: New insights for the US-China imbalance

Valerie Johnson

• The role of multinational corporations in forging British identity

Tim Johnson

• More Insiders, More Insider Trading

Hans Johnson

• Future US skill shortages? Sorting out the evidence

Simon Johnson

• The doomsday cycle turns: Who’s next?
• Risk taking, regulatory capture and bailouts: The doomsday cycle
• Is newer better? The Penn World Table growth estimates

Terhi Jokipii

• Housing bubbles and interest rates
• Banking sector stability and the real economy

Cecilia Jona-Lasinio

• Does offshoring boost domestic productivity? Evidence from Italy

John Bailey Jones

Benjamin Jones

• Climate change and the pattern of trade: Historical evidence
• Does climate change affect economic growth?

John B. Jones

• Life expectancy, medical expenses, and old age saving

Lars Jonung

• Crisis and public support for the euro
• A fiscal union for the euro: Some lessons from history
• How to fix banks: Lessons from Sweden

Dale W. Jorgenson

• Technology, demography and the long-run prospects for US economic growth

Vijay R. Joshi

• How to share the burden of combating climate change

Tim Josling

• Doha and agriculture: Don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater
• New challenges in food and agricultural trade
• The Common Agriculture Policy: a 50th anniversary evaluation

Alain Jousten

• The changing face of disability insurance

Michael A S Joyce

• Is QE working? Evidence from the UK

Theodore J. Joyce

• Education fosters health

Chinhui Juhn

• Does trade liberalisation empower women? Evidence from 1990s Mexico
• HIV, fertility, and Africa’s future

Florian Jung

Demelza Jurcevic

• A short guide to the EBA’s recapitalisation results

Mikael Juselius

• Measuring potential output: Eye on the financial cycle

Johannes P. Jütting

• New strategies to promote gender equality

Claus Bjørn Jørgensen

• Predicting the improbable: Evidence from playing the lottery

Rasmus Jørgensen

• Globalisation and higher education: Different degrees of success