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• Do mutual funds make crises worse?
• How bank credit-market funding helped spread the global crisis

Louis Raes

• Policy preferences of central bankers and the design of a monetary-policy committee

Andrea Raffo

• New measures of hours worked and implications for OECD business cycles

Giuseppe Ragusa

• Unexplored dimensions of discrimination in Italy
• Is Italy going to make it?

Sjamsu Rahardja

• Service-sector reforms enhance manufacturing productivity: Evidence from Indonesia

Ebrahim Rahbari

• Making sense of TARGET imbalances
• The ‘strong-dollar’ policy of the US
• Global growth generators: Moving beyond emerging markets and BRICs

Sahil Raina

• Distorted beliefs and the financial sector

Martin Raiser

• Europe’s growth model

Ramkishen S. Rajan

• Fear of appreciation: Asian exchange rate asymmetry

Raghuram Rajan

• Sovereign debt, government myopia, and the financial sector
• Rethinking central banking
• Fault lines: how hidden fractures still threaten the world economy

Tarun Ramadorai

• Should hedge funds be more open?

Pradumna B. Rana

• The need for a second round of ‘look east’ policies in south Asia
• Misdiagnosing the Eurozone crisis: Perspectives from Asia
• A free trade agreement for Asia

Angelo Ranaldo

• The foreign exchange market: Not as liquid as you may think

Romain Rancière

• Did the mortgage credit boom contribute to the decline in US racial segregation?
• Inequality, leverage and crises
• In defence of credit crises: No reward without risk

Justin M Rao

• Do they know it's Christmas? New insights on communication, empathy, and altruism

Veronica E Rappoport

• Credit constraints and the great trade collapse

Tobias Rasmussen

• Oil shocks around the world: Are they really that bad?

Imran Rasul

• Decriminalizing cannabis: the impact on crime
• The impact of class size on the performance of university students

Dilip Ratha

• Shadow sovereign ratings

Roland Rathelot

• Job placement and displacement: Evidence from a randomised experiment

Francis Xavier Rathinam

• India’s expectations from the G20
• Capital inflows in India
• Over-the-counter derivatives regulation in India

Lev Ratnovski

• Shadow banking: Economics and policy priorities
• The risks of trading by banks
• Macroprudential policy: Economic rationale and optimal tools

Marisa Ratto

• On the use of high-powered incentives in the public sector

Ferdinand Rauch

• Advertising and consumer prices
• Rethinking urbanisation

Joshua Rauh

• GM solution: Chapter 11 with government restructuring finance

Sebastian Rausch

• Distributional impacts of carbon pricing
• The distributional burden of cap and trade

Martin Ravallion

• Poverty Enlightenment: Awareness of poverty over three centuries
• Valuing longevity in the Human Development Index
• Your new composite index has arrived: Please handle with care

Morten O. Ravn

• Eliminating a known unknown: Firm evidence on tax multipliers
• The timing of fiscal interventions

Assaf Razin

• Theories of financial crises
• Migration and the welfare state
• Immigration and the welfare state: New evidence from the EU

J James Reade

• Chinese inflation, monetary policy and the dollar peg
• Why Sweden should join the Eurozone
• How should we make economic forecasts?

Vincent Rebeyrol

• Exporting to insecure markets

Alessandro Rebucci

• Is the Federal Reserve breeding the next financial crisis?
• Are macro-prudential policies really that prudent?
• Renminbi revaluation and Latin America: The ugly truth

Laura Recuero Virto

• The privatisation of infrastructure: One size does not fit all

Stephen Redding

• Trade and inequality: New insights from Brazil
• Rethinking urbanisation

Charles Redlick

• Design and effectiveness of fiscal-stimulus programmes

André Regateiro

• The incredible shrinking Portuguese firm

Lucrezia Reichlin

• Helicopter money as a policy option
• Is inflation targeting dead? Central banking after the Crisis
• The decoupling of the US and European economies: Evidence from nowcasting

Nancy E. Reichman

• Overweight adolescents and risky sexual behaviour

John Reilly

• Distributional impacts of carbon pricing
• The distributional burden of cap and trade

Vincent Reinhart

• The eternal capital-inflow dilemma
• The decade after the fall: Diminished expectations, double dips, and external shocks
• Is the US too big to fail?

Carmen M Reinhart

• This time is different, again? The US five years after the onset of subprime
• Financial repression: Then and now
• Capital inflows, exchange-rate flexibility, and credit booms

Ritva Reinikka

José Guilherme Reis

• The Brazilian competitiveness cliff

Ricardo Reis

• The fiscal expansion of 2007-09: All about transfers
• Is neoclassical economics right about pure inflation?

Helmut Reisen

• China’s exchange rate and poor-country growth
• How emerging donors are creating policy space for Africa
• Do currency appreciations reduce imbalances? Half a century of evidence

Pontus Rendahl

• A time to spend: New insights into the multiplier effect

Robert Rennhack

• The global crisis: Why were some countries hit harder?

Céline Renucci

• Eurozone: Looking for growth

Rafael Repullo

• Mitigating the procyclical effects of bank capital regulation
• The procyclical effects of Basel II

Till Requate

• Switching vices: Do smoking bans encourage drinking?

Francisco Requena-Silvente

• Do immigrants create exports? New evidence from Spain

Andrea Resti

• In defence of the European Banking Authority

Ernesto Reuben

Mieke Reuser

• Aid and AIDS: A delicate cocktail

Ana Revenga

• Coping with crises: Policies to protect employment and earnings

Hélène Rey

• Banks and cross-border capital flows: Policy challenges and regulatory responses
• Reforming the international monetary system: Introducing a new eReport
• The dollar’s long run value: Micro-econometric evidence on US current account sustainability

Carolina Reyes

• An economic evaluation of the war on cancer

Gonzalo Reyes

• Effects of unemployment insurance savings accounts: New insights from Chile

Marta Reynal-Querol

• Poverty does not breed civil war

Alejandro Riaño

• China’s pure exporter subsidies: Protectionism by exporting

Alessandro Riboni

Matthew Richardson

• Capital shortfall: A new approach to ranking and regulating systemic risks
• The Dodd-Frank Act, systemic risk and capital requirements
• Dodd-Frank: One year on…

Richard Richels

• Breaking the climate stalemate?

Wolfram F Richter

• The plenum of German economists on the European debt crisis

K. Richard Ridderinkhof

• Why don’t we trust a stranger? Ties that bind

Stefan Ried

• Fixing Europe: A ‘European Consolidation Pact’ proposal

Daniel Riera-Crichton

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

John Ries

• Offshoring service sector jobs: the role of distance

Raymond Riezman

• International trade and the feasibility of global climate change agreements

Marianna Riggi

• The price of oil and the macroeconomy

Roberto Rigobon

• Some pitfalls in global investing
• International macro-finance

Bob Rijkers

• Coping with crises: Policies to protect employment and earnings

Dagfinn Rime

• The $4 trillion question: What explains FX growth?
• Resolving the “arbitrage paradox” in foreign exchange markets

Felix Rioja

• Disaggregating financial development: The effects of lending to households and firms

Víctor Ríos-Rull

• Who lives longer and why

Regina T. Riphahn

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

John Rizzo

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

Frédéric Robert-Nicoud

• On the causes and consequences of land use regulations

Andrew Roberts

John Roberts

• “The Office” goes to India: How bad management keeps India poor

Raymond Robertson

• Mexico and the great trade collapse

James A Robinson

• Colonialism and development in Africa
• Cuddly or cut-throat capitalism: Choosing models in a globalised world
• An historical view on government defaults: Lessons from the 17th century

Nadia Rocha

• World food prices and protectionism
• Trade agreements and 21st century trade: A new Policy Insight
• Preferential trade agreements and the WTO

Jean-Charles Rochet

• Rent capture through financial innovation
• How to make financial regulation macro-prudential

Guillaume Rocheteau

Guillaume Rocheteau

• Liquidity in the financial crisis: New insights on the lender of last resort

Francisco Rodríguez

• Developing countries and the global crisis

Marta Rodríguez

• The credibility of fiscal policies

Francisco Rodríguez Fernández

• The benefits of being too big to fail and how to regulate them

Andres Rodríguez-Clare

• From hard to soft industrial policies in developing countries

Andrés Rodríguez-Pose

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

Dani Rodrik

• Don’t count on enhanced global governance
• Manufacturing is special
• Growth-reducing structural change

Barbara Roffia

• The Fed, the Eurosystem, and the Bank of Japan: Similarities and differences

Mark Rogers

• The impact of university research on corporate patenting: New evidence from the UK

Kenneth Rogoff

• This time is different, again? The US five years after the onset of subprime
• Capital controls: A meta-analysis approach
• Do countries “graduate” from crises? An historical perspective

Agustin Roitman

• Oil shocks around the world: Are they really that bad?

Gérard Roland

• Currency wars: China should impose green taxes on its exports
• Culture can determine long-run growth
• Political protest and reform: Lessons from communism’s demise

Lars-Hendrik Röller

• A new European framework for addressing foreign investment

Jim Rollo

• EU-India free trade agreement?

John Romalis

• Trade accounting in the recent recession
• Doha Round will benefit poor nations

Paul Romer

• Charter cities
• Cutting the corruption tax: A way out for Greece

David Romer

• Preventing the next catastrophe: Where do we stand?

Antonio Romero-Medina

Rafael Romeu

• A modern history of fiscal prudence and profligacy

John Romley

• What hospital patients want

Stephanie Rosch

• Climate change and the world’s poorest

Andrew K Rose

• Why do trade negotiations take so long?
• Protectionism isn’t countercyclical (anymore)
• What stock markets say about regional trade agreements

Howard Rosenthal

• Paulson package: Not the end of capitalism

Joan R. Rosés

• Stabilisation and growth under dictatorships: New lessons from Franco’s Spain

Bridget Rosewell

Alfonso Rosolia

• I get a job with a little help from my friends

Hana Ross

• Do higher cigarette prices deter smoking?

Michael L. Ross

• The oil curse: How petroleum wealth shapes the development of nations

Giambattista Rossi

• Are migrants paid more? Evidence from Italian football

Salvatore Rossi

• Being in a global value chain: Hell or heaven?
• Buying assets, recapitalising banks, and getting incentives right
• Finance, market, globalisation: a plot against mankind?

Barbara Rossi

• Exchange rates that forecast commodity prices

Stefano Rossi

• Sovereign defaults, banks and financial institutions

Esteban Rossi-Hansberg

• Moving to Greenland in the face of global warming
• Heavy technology: The process of technological diffusion over time and space
• How firms reorganise to grow

Felix Roth

• Crisis and public support for the euro
• The crisis and citizens’ trust in central banks

Alvin E. Roth

• Market design: An interview with Nobel laureate Alvin Roth

Thomas Rothe

• The German labour market: Low worker flows and large volatilities

Philipp Rother

• Major public debt reductions: Lessons from the past, lessons for the future

Lorenzo Rotunno

• The rise and fall of (Chinese) African apparel exports
• Chinese networks and tariff evasion

Cecilia Elena Rouse

• Can computers help teachers teach math?

Linda Rousová

• The growth effect of current-account reversals
• Monitoring and managing global imbalances

Peter L Rousseau

• The finance-trade-growth nexus and lessons from the past

Charles Roxburgh

• Myths about emerging markets, trade, and jobs

Kareen Rozen

• Does conflict lead to cooperation – and corporate consolidation?

Gisela Rua

• The effectiveness of fiscal and monetary stimulus in depressions

Jared Rubin

• Religion and economic outcomes in the long, long run

Luca Rubini

Juan F Rubio-Ramirez

• Supply-side policies and the zero lower bound

Jeremy Rudd

• Why the recent oil shock wasn’t very shocking

Kim Ruhl

• Does openness generate growth? Reconciling the experiences of Mexico and China

Christopher J. Ruhm

• Obesity: the links with age and socioeconomic status
• Why are disadvantaged adults more likely to be obese?

Rui Albuquerque

• Should the EU strengthen its takeover regulation?

Armando Rungi

• Global value chains are not all born identical: Evidence from France

Eric Ruscher

• Corporate balance-sheet adjustment: New stylised facts and their relevance for the Eurozone

Aldo Rustichini

Michele Ruta

• Global imbalances: What role for the WTO?
• World food prices and protectionism
• Resource trade: Policy and policy reform

Thomas F. Rutherford

• Unilateral climate policy: Combat leakage or beggar-thy-neighbour?
• Breaking the climate stalemate?
• The large welfare costs of second-best EU climate policies

Daniela Rützler

• Should governments teach self-control?

William Ryan

• Memory and the dollar: New evidence on international demand
• Timelines of policy responses to the global financial crisis

Kristian Rydqvist

• How tax policy drives the structure of stock ownership

Øistein Røisland

• The influence of the Taylor rule on US monetary policy

Thomas Rønde