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Rong Qian

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  • Do countries “graduate” from crises? An historical perspective

Nancy Qian

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  • Potatoes, the fruit of the earth
  • Propaganda, human rights and the US media

Vincenzo Quadrini

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  • Deleveraging and the persistence of unemployment
  • Did financial globalisation make the US crisis worse?
  • Paying more attention to financial shocks

Mario Quagliariello

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  • A short guide to the EBA’s recapitalisation results
  • A proposal for countercyclical contingent capital instruments
  • Rules vs discretion in macroprudential policies

Danny Quah

Pablo Querubín

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  • Central bank independence: failures, successes and the “seesaw effect”

John Quiggin

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  • Zombie economics: how dead ideas still walk among us

Dennis P. Quinn

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  • Why diversifying abroad doesn’t reduce investment risk

Glenda Quintini

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  • School-to-work pathways in Europe and the US

Marc Quintyn

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  • Should Europe reconsider its supervisory governance? Two is better than one
  • The European Banking Authority: Are its governance arrangements consistent with its objectives?
  • Can I trust the government? New evidence on democracies and financial development

Mahvash Saeed Qureshi

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  • Surges in capital flows to emerging markets: Causes and policy implications

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