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Pierella Paci

• Coping with crises: Policies to protect employment and earnings

Riccardo Pacini

• European Redemption Fund: Getting the incentives right

Howard Pack

• The Arab unemployment challenge

Pier Carlo Padoan

• The euro’s future begins now
• From a vicious to a virtuous circle in the Eurozone
• The growth effect of current-account reversals

Mario Padula

• Investment in financial literacy and saving decisions
• Estate taxation and intergenerational transfers: New evidence from Italy
• The portfolio effects of pension reforms: Evidence from Italy

Marco Pagano

• Understanding the Eurozone crisis
• Short-selling bans in the crisis: A misguided policy
• The European response to the crisis: Not quite there yet

Patrizio Pagano

• New risk-adjusted forecasts of oil prices

Mario Pagliero

• Musicians are leaving money on the concert floor

Myungho Paik

• Clustering together abroad: South Korean multinationals in China

Michaël Pajot

• Assembled in Europe: The role of processing trade in EU export performance

Frédéric Palomino

• Gender and performance under pressure: new evidence

Sergey Paltsev

• The distributional burden of cap and trade

Arvind Panagariya

• Why India lags behind China
• WTO deadlock: the US’ fault and opportunity

Cosimo Pancaro

• Can real exchange rate undervaluation boost exports?

Rohini Pande

• Lifting the curtain on corruption in developing countries
• Can political affirmative action reduce gender bias?

Fabio Panetta

• How does sovereign risk affect bank funding conditions? What can policymakers do?
• Monetary and macroprudential policies
• It takes less than a sovereign default to cause instability

Mari Pangestu

Mari Pangestu

• There is no Plan B – only Plan A: Towards completing Doha

Antu Panini Murshid

• International capital flows and the role of volatility regimes

Ugo Panizza

• Public debt and economic growth, one more time
• Incentives for avoiding delayed sovereign defaults
• Sovereign default and the rules of engineering

Markus Pannenberg

• Unemployment policy: carrots and sticks

Rosaria Vega Pansini

• Governments, central bankers, and banking supervision reforms: Does independence matter?

Fausto Panunzi

Demetrios Papademetriou

• Making migration work after the crisis

Lucas Papademos

• Greek debt restructuring: Perils and promises

Chris Papageorgiou

• Roads to nowhere or bridges to growth? Public investment efficiency in developing countries
• Is newer better? The Penn World Table growth estimates

Elias Papaioannou

• Ethnic inequality
• Banking integration: Friend or foe?
• The long-run effects of the Scramble for Africa

Michael G. Papaioannou

• Restructuring sovereign debt, 1950–2010: From process to outcomes

Luca Papi

• IMF lending and banking crises

Evi Pappa

• Olympic Games: Hopes, expectations, and the economy

Kerry L. Papps

• Do female immigrants assimilate into the US labour market?

Daniel Paravisini

• Credit constraints and the great trade collapse

Stephen L. Parente

• Unleashing growth: The decline of innovation-blocking institutions

Matthias Parey

• Does studying abroad increase international labour mobility?
• Intergenerational payoffs from mothers’ education

Bruno M. Parigi

• The lender of last resort of the 21st century

David Park

• The opiate of the elites

Yung Chul Park

Minjung Park

• What’s triggering subprime mortgage defaults?

Donghyun Park

• Growth slowdowns redux: Avoiding the middle-income trap
• Developing country and emerging market vulnerability to the Eurozone crisis
• Capital flows and growth: 1990–2010

Soonchan Park

• South Korea’s temporary trade barriers before and during the crisis

Albert Park

Donghyun Park

Jonathan A. Parker

• Evaluating fiscal stimulus measures
• Did the 2008 US tax rebates work?

Kay Parplies

• Chinese foreign direct investment: What's happening behind the headlines?

Ian Parry

• Reforming energy subsidies globally

Christopher Parsons

• Where on earth is everybody? Global migration 1960-2000

M Daniele Paserman

• Palestinian-Israeli violence: new evidence
• Tennis, pressure and the gender wage-gap

Konstantin Pashev

• Dashed expectations: Individual reactions to the global crisis

Gurnain Kaur Pasricha

• Why do emerging markets liberalise capital-outflow controls? Fiscal versus net capital flow concerns
• Fiscal fragility: What the past may say about the future
• The US fiscal stimulus: Less than what you might think

Francesco Passarelli

• Is a European Tobin tax likely to be efficient?

Eleonora Patacchini

• Social multiplier versus social norms: What matters most for outcomes?
• Unexplored dimensions of discrimination in Italy
• With a little help from my friends: Peer effects in education

Ila Patnaik

• Did the Indian capital controls work as a tool of macroeconomic policy?

David Paton

• Abortion and crime: a new hypothesis

Andrew Patton

• Should hedge funds be more open?

Paul Milgrom

• Designing internet auctions

Nina Pavcnik

• Imported inputs and domestic product growth in India
• Schooling costs: The link between tariff reform, poverty, and educational attainment
• Trade and child labour

Stephen Pavelin

• Women in the boardroom

Anna Pavlova

• International macro-finance

Ceyla Pazarbasioglu

• Crisis management and resolution policies: Early lessons from the financial crisis

Richard M Peck

• Tobacco taxes: New evidence on the implications for public health

Lasse Heje Pedersen

• Understanding liquidity risk and its role in the crisis

Marga Peeters

• Wages and productivity in the Eurozone
• Demographic pressure versus labour market space: A global view
• Egypt’s demographic pressure – Where and how to create jobs?

Gernot Pehnelt

• Against network neutrality: Crowding out in a neutral Internet
• After the crisis is before the crisis: The political economy of debt relief

Andreas Peichl

• Automatic stabilisers and the global crisis

Udara Peiris

• Outright Monetary Transactions sterilised?
• Dividend restrictions as macroprudential regulation

Jacques Pelkmans

• Turkey’s 15th year as a candidate for EU membership
• Business "Angst” and EU Climate Strategy

Antoon Pelsser

• Countercyclical regulation in Solvency II: Merits and flaws

Lucio R Pench

• Fiscal austerity and policy credibility
• EU fiscal consolidation after the global crisis: Lessons from past experiences

Ravi Pendakur

Sergio Perelman

• The changing face of disability insurance

Javier J. Pérez

• Fiscal forecasts: Governments vs independent agencies
• The credibility of fiscal policies
• Is there a signalling role for public wages?

Carlos Eduardo Perez

• Why WTO members should not give up the Doha Round: The case of agricultural trade

Gabriel Pérez-Quirós

• Real-time forecasting for the Eurozone

Giovanni Peri

• The long-run gains of not mixing genders in high-school classes
• Immigration, offshoring and US jobs: New evidence
• How immigration can benefit native workers

Enrico Perotti

• A blueprint for macroprudential policy in the banking union
• Countercyclical regulation in Solvency II: Merits and flaws
• The roots of shadow banking

Roberto Perotti

• Germany spending is not the cure
• The political resource curse

Fabrizio Perri

• Economic inequality during recessions

Carlo Perroni

Maria Perrotta

• Development after the Arab Spring
• Poorer without aid

Guillermo Perry

• Does Chinese growth threaten Latin America?

Motty Perry

• On the origin of the family

Avinash Persaud

• Notes on a scandal: Libor
• Greek exit from the Eurozone: Neither inevitable nor desirable
• The Eurozone needs less Europe, not more

Nicola Persico

• Enlisting moral hazard in the war on drugs
• Intra-party factions and excessive public spending

Torsten Persson

• Uncertainty, climate change, and the global economy
• Civil war in poor countries: The threat from rising commodity prices

Hashem Pesaran

• Beyond fiscal federalism: What will it take to save to euro?
• Renminbi revaluation and Latin America: The ugly truth

Paolo Pesenti

• Current-account rebalancing and international transfers (immaculate or not)

Marcel Peter

• Will the crisis wipe out small carry traders in Central and Eastern Europe?

Barbara Petrongolo

• How local are labour markets? A look at the London Olympics
• The Diamond, Mortensen and Pissarides Nobel: Search and market frictions

Michael Pettis

• Don’t count on enhanced global governance

José-Luis Peydró

• Loose monetary policy and excessive credit and liquidity risk-taking by banks
• Contagion through interbank markets: Evidence from India
• The euro’s financial integration of Europe

Eloïc Peyrache

• Gender and performance under pressure: new evidence

Cathy Pharoah

• UK development assistance: Government versus charitable contributions

Marvin Phaup

• US budget fight: The role of tax expenditures?

Thomas Philippon

• Where is Wal-Mart when we need it?
• Eurobills, not euro Bonds
• Proposals to fix the financial system: A stocktaking

Tomas Philipson

• An economic evaluation of the war on cancer
• Safety & efficacy of prescription drug regulation

Shannon Phillips

• New evidence on international trade, offshoring, and US wages

Kerk L. Phillips

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

Giovanni Pica

• Employment protection legislation and the financial crisis
• Estate taxation and intergenerational transfers: New evidence from Italy

Pierre M. Picard

• The benefits of government outsourcing

Andreas Pick

• The myth of the “Phoenix Miracle”

Roberta Piermartini

• WTO-consistent protection in times of crisis

Josep Pijoan-Mas

• Who lives longer and why
• Americans do work more than Europeans, but please don’t think that Europeans are lazy

Andy Pike

• Income inequality, decentralisation, and regional development in Western Europe

Thomas Piketty

• Taxing the 1%: Why the top tax rate could be over 80%

Huw Pill

Steven CA Pincus

• An historical view on government defaults: Lessons from the 17th century

Jonathan Pinder

• A briefing on the US economy and presidential election promises

Maxim Pinkovskiy

• African poverty: Falling faster than you think
• Parametric estimations of the world distribution of income

Joris Pinkse

• Location, location, location: Why geography matters for R&D

Paolo Pinotti

• Firm profitability and political connections in Italy

Brian Pinto

• Managing financial integration and capital mobility: Lessons from emerging markets

Matilde Pinto Machado

Patrizio Piraino

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

Florence Pisani

• The Eurozone: Choked by an accounting identity
• “Low for long”: A risky but necessary interest rate policy
• The euro-dollar exchange rate during the crisis

Massimiliano Pisani

• Raising the competition: The case of Italy
• New risk-adjusted forecasts of oil prices

Jean Pisani-Ferry

• LTRO: Quantitative easing in disguise?
• Public capital flows replacing private flows in the Eurozone: What it means for policy
• IMF surveillance of the Eurozone: Quo Vadis?

Jörn-Steffen Pischke

• Can money buy happiness? Evidence from industrial wage dispersion

Christopher Pissarides

Luigi Pistaferri

• Fiscal policy and consumption
• The consumption response to income changes

Mauro Pisu

• How did the euro boost trade? Microeconomic evidence

Alexander Pivovarsky

• Financial stability in emerging Europe: The Vienna Initiative

Alexander Plekhanov

• Diversifying Russia

Dmitry Plotnikov

• Does fiscal policy matter? Is there a better way to reduce unemployment?

Jiří Podpiera

• What’s causing higher inflation in Europe’s converging economies?

Tigran Poghosyan

• Anatomy of distress: New insight on the probability of bank turmoil
• Oil prices and bank profitability

Ganna Pogrebna

• Leaders need industry experience: Evidence from Formula One

Hélène Poirson

• Can Germany be Europe’s engine of growth?

Hélène Poirson

Momtchil Pojarliev

• Measuring crowded trades in financial markets
• Alpha and style persistence for currency managers
• Do professional currency traders earn their fees?

Herakles Polemarchakis

• Outright Monetary Transactions sterilised?

Michael Pomerleano

• The devil is in the details: Financial information and systemic problems

Richard Pomfret

• The age of equality
• Asian regionalism: threat or progress?

Jorge Ponce

• Who should decide on emergency liquidity assistance?

Pilar Poncela

• Real-time forecasting for the Eurozone

Sandra Poncet

• When exchange-rate volatility affects trade
• Agglomeration and spillovers in Japanese FDI choices

Jacopo Ponticelli

• Unrest and budget cuts over the long run

Victor Pontines

• Fear of appreciation: Asian exchange rate asymmetry

Jennifer P. Poole

• Globalisation and jobs: Nuanced findings from Brazil

Priya Nandita Pooran

• Mind the gap: Moving towards federal insurance regulation

Cristian Pop-Eleches

• The effect of home computer use on children’s outcomes

Alexander Popov

• On the tradeoff between growth and stability

David Popp

• Where does energy R&D come from?

Miguel Portela

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

Nathan Porter

• Are China’s market-determined interest rates influenced by regulation?

Richard Portes

• Credit default swaps: Useful, misleading, dangerous?
• Greece: The way forward
• Restructure Ireland’s debt

Jonathan Portes

• Self-defeating austerity?
• The alternatives to austerity: The effect on jobs and incomes in the UK
• What does ‘Keynesian’ really mean?

Guido Porto

• Competition and cash crops in sub-Saharan Africa
• Trade adjustment costs in developing countries

Alberto Portugal-Perez

• Trade preferences that do not deny market access

Markus Poschke

• Entry regulation: Still costly

Peter Potapov

James Poterba

• Tax deductions and tax reform

Matthew Potoski

• Why we shouldn’t always trust expert ratings

Mathilde Poulhès

• Does homeownership influence stockholding?

Nattavudh Powdthavee

• A New Approach to Awarding Compensation in Courts

William M. Powers

• Did trade credit problems deepen the great trade collapse?

Zoltan Pozsar

• Shadow banking: Economics and policy priorities
• Shadow banking: What to do?

Alberto Franco Pozzolo

• Too big to fail or too small to maintain stability?
• Multinational banks and European financial integration

Leandro Prados de la Escosura

• Human development in Africa: A long-run perspective
• Improving human development: A long-run view
• Stabilisation and growth under dictatorships: New lessons from Franco’s Spain

Peter Praet

• Which banking resolution authority for Europe?
• Towards the integrated measurement and management of market and credit risk

Nishith Prakash

• Indian politics: The redistributive effects of political reservation for minorities
• It pays to speak English

Giovanni Prarolo

• Trade, geography, and the unifying force of Islam

Eswar Prasad

• Global economy: A fragile and fickle recovery
• The renminbi will become a reserve currency within the next decade
• Rethinking central banking

Naren Prasad

• Social policy in times of crisis

Julien Prat

• Employment protection legislation: new evidence

Andrea Prat

• How do CEOs spend their time?
• The political economy of financial reform: Effective regulations require effective regulators

Patrick Premand

• Helping poor farmers help themselves against drought

Andrea F Presbitero

• Public debt and economic growth, one more time
• IMF lending and banking crises
• The IMF response to the crisis: Crisis prevention and political influence

Joseph Price

• Do attitudes towards competition explain the gender gap?

Robert Prilmeier

• This time is the same: Do banks learn from crises?

Lant Pritchett

• Producing superstars for the economic World Cup: New evidence from Mexico
• Send lawyers, guns, and money: Deals versus rules in Africa

Paola Profeta

Carol Propper

• Free to choose?
• On the use of high-powered incentives in the public sector
• Competition, commissioning and the quality of healthcare: The evidence on Britain’s NHS reforms

Eugenio Proto

• Corruption as a barrier to entry

Marco Protopapa

• New evidence on the effect of bank loans and credit standards on Eurozone output

Gerald J. Pruckner

• How the state influences volunteering

Thomas Prusa

• Straight out of Mad Men: US markets import protection as export promotion
• Do free-trade agreements increase protectionism towards non-members?

Vicky Pryce

• Greekonomics
• The London Summit: Open markets and trade finance

Stefano Puddu

• The Term Auction Facility effect on liquidity risk exposure

Stephen Pudney

• What should we do about cannabis?

Juan Manuel Puerta

• Why is child labour so difficult to eradicate?

Diego Puga

Riccardo Puglisi

• Fair and balanced after all? The bias of the US press

Claus Puhr

• Room for manoeuvre among Eurozone banks
• Next-generation system-wide liquidity stress testing

Manju Puri

• The impact of venture capital financing

Louis Putterman

• Ancestors and incomes: More on the roots of world inequality
• Post-Columbian population movements and the roots of world inequality

Laura Puzzello

• Dirty trade: How important are greenhouse-gas emissions from international transport?

Loriane Py

• The (re)location effects of enterprise zones

Ju Hyun Pyun

• Globalisation promotes peace