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Abderrahim Taamouti

• The euro and economic uncertainty in debt crises

Henry Tabe

• Shadow banking and leaking SIVs

Guido Tabellini

• Why the ECB needs to care about financial stability
• EZ rescue: Déjà vu all over again
• The Eurozone crisis: What needs to be done

Daria Taglioni

• Tradable sectors in the Eurozone periphery
• A gravity model for global value chains
• The great trade collapse and trade imbalances

Ernesto Talvi

• The new, post-crisis global economic geography
• The future of international lender of last resort facilities

Cesar E. Tamayo

• Renminbi revaluation and Latin America: The ugly truth

Natalia Tamirisa

• Global financial crisis: What policy responses do markets favour?

Andrea Tamoni

• Demographics and stock market fluctuations

Jagannadha Pawan Tamvada

Kiyoyasu Tanaka

• Trade collapse and international supply chains: Japanese evidence
• Trade collapse and international supply chains: Evidence from Japan

Man-Keung Tang

• The value of making commitments externally: Evidence from WTO accessions

Ke Tang

• The financialisation of commodities

Stefan Tangermann

• EU agricultural policy: Responding to the crisis?
• Food price inflation: Biofuels, speculators or emerging market demand?

Emanuele Tarantino

• Standardisation in high-tech sectors

Harald Tauchmann

• Switching vices: Do smoking bans encourage drinking?

John A Tauras

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

José A. Tavares

• Do we know enough about terrorism?
• Gender discrimination lowers output per capita (a lot)

Carlos Tavares

• Under the regulator’s microscope: Credit default swaps
• Shining the light on short selling and over-the-counter derivatives

Massimo Tavoni

• Geoengineering and abatement: A ‘flat’ relationship under uncertainty
• Green policy and corruption
• Working together for a better planet: The best is the enemy of the good

Alessandro Tavoni

• Why do we see unilateral action on climate change?

John Taylor

• The impact of the Fed’s mortgage-backed securities purchase programme
• Better living through monetary economics

Alan Taylor

• Fact-checking financial recessions: US-UK update
• Credit booms go wrong
• Reserve accumulation and financial stability

Mark P. Taylor

• Lessons for the foreign exchange market from the global financial crisis

Ashley Taylor

• The global crisis hits home: New evidence from Europe and Central Asia

Robert Teh

• Global imbalances: What role for the WTO?
• Preferential trade agreements and the WTO
• Japan's earthquake and tsunami: Global supply chain impacts

Erdal Tekin

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

Pedro Teles

Peter Temin

• The leaderless global economy: Can economic history suggest lessons?
• Fetters of gold and paper
• Twentieth century American inequality

Bas ter Weel

• European jobs in 2040: Thinking ahead in the Netherlands

Akiko Terada-Hagiwara

• The future of saving rates in Asia

Marco E Terrones

• Why is this global recovery different?
• Uncertainty weighing on the global recovery
• Divergence of fortunes in recoveries

Michèle Tertilt

• Women’s rights: What’s in it for men?

Linda Tesar

• Fire-sale FDI: All smoke and no fire?
• The collapse of US trade: In search of the smoking gun

Andrea Tesei

• Oil and democracy: New insights

Cecilia Testa

• The rhetoric of closed borders: Why illegal immigration thrives

Elina Tetelbaum

• Research on drink-driving policies

Coen Teulings

• Fiscal consolidation and reforms: Substitutes, not complements
• What can be learned from the world’s oldest fiscal watchdog?
• A programme for European action on the financial crisis

Anjan Thakor

• Banks and capital markets as a coevolving financial system

The Undersigned

• ESBies: A realistic reform of Europe's financial architecture

David Thesmar

Rainer Thiele

• Scrutinising non-governmental aid

Christian Thimann

• ECB inflation-fighting powers remain intact

Jacques-François Thisse

• Long-run spatial inequality in France: Evolution and determinants
• Europe’s poor research performance

Mathias Thoenig

• Free trade agreements: Do they help keep the peace?
• Civil war: Does international trade help or hurt?
• Trade and/or War?

Grid Thoma

• Knowledge economy: market valuation of European R&D

Mark Thoma

Catherine Thomas

• Innovation and foreign ownership: New evidence from Spain

Carlos Thomas

• Bank leverage cycles

Willem Thorbecke

• Investigating the effect of exchange-rate changes in Japan, China, east Asia, and Europe
• Does the renminbi matter? Evidence from China’s disaggregated processed exports
• The effect of a renminbi appreciation on the US-China trade balance

Karin S. Thorburn

• The fatal flaw of US climate change policy

Vera Thorstensen

• Why the WTO should care about exchange rates

Marcel Thum

• Board (in)competence and the subprime crisis

Jerry G. Thursby

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

Marie Thursby

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

Gregory Thwaites

• International capital flows in 2050

Davide Ticchi

• Democracy and the military

Cédric Tille

• Risk panics: When markets crash for no apparent reason
• Choosing an invoicing currency
• Are the golden years of central banking over?

Peter Tillmann

• Fed forecasts: Prudent guidance or pure guesswork?
• Inflation targeting matters in Asia

Peter Timmer

• Causes and consequences of high food prices

Marcel Timmer

• The new World Input-Output Database

Christopher Timmins

• Property prices and groundwater contamination

Erwin R. Tiongson

• The global crisis hits home: New evidence from Europe and Central Asia

Jean Tirole

• Climate change negotiations: Time to reconsider
• Four principles for an effective state

Yasuyuki Todo

• The TPP’s effect on Japanese growth
• Effects of offshoring on jobs and skills: Evidence from Japan
• Animal spirits and firm internationalisation

Radomir Todorov

• Cross-border banking and national supervision – could it work?

Sübidey Togan

• Completing the Doha Round and developing countries
• Services trade and Doha

Otto Toivanen

• Catching cartels: A new toolkit

Richard S J Tol

• Global climate talks: If at the 17th you don’t succeed
• Green growth? Evidence from energy taxes in Europe
• How should governments evaluate climate change impacts on foreigners?

John Tomaney

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

Emma Tominey

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

William Tompson

• Why policies may need to be place-based in order to be people-centred

Matthew R Tong

• Is QE working? Evidence from the UK

Mirco Tonin

• Do social incentives matter? Evidence from an online experiment
• Are workers motivated by the greater good?

Ian Tonks

• Risks to the individual in defined contribution pension schemes
• How do pensions deficits affect company behaviour?
• Women in the boardroom

Petia Topalova

• Can political affirmative action reduce gender bias?

Aaron Tornell

• The tragedy of the commons at the European Central Bank
• Has the ECB hit a limit?
• Eurozone Crisis, Act Two: Has the Bundesbank reached its limit?

Costanza Torricelli

• Why are married women less risk-averse investors?

Salvatore Torrisi

• Knowledge economy: market valuation of European R&D

Gianpiero Torrisi

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

Nicholas Tosney

• Taxing gambling in the 1700s

Farid Toubal

• Global sourcing: Evidence from French firms
• Cultural proximity and trade: Evidence from Eurovision

Jean-Claude Toutain

• Long-run spatial inequality in France: Evolution and determinants

Pascal Towbin

• Housing booms, capital inflows, and low interest rates

Robert Townsend

• Households as corporate firms
• Financial systems in developing countries: how poor people lift themselves out of poverty

Daniel Traça

• When corruption boosts trade

Danielle Trachtenberg

• Can the US raise employment with more exports?

Joel P. Trachtman

• So, yuan to fight about it?

Stefan Trautmann

• Should governments teach self-control?
• Strategic default and “borrower runs”

Francesco Trebbi

• Political constraints in the aftermath of financial crises
• Foreclosures, house prices, and the real economy
• The political economy of the subprime crisis

Christoph Trebesch

• Restructuring sovereign debt, 1950–2010: From process to outcomes
• A bad haircut is not forgotten quickly

Daniel Trefler

David Tréguer

• From growth to green growth

Alberto Trejos

• The Doha Round: What to do after so many wasted opportunities

Thierry Tressel

• A banking union for the Eurozone
• Lobbying and the financial crisis

Antonella Trigari

• Deleveraging and the persistence of unemployment

Giulio Trigilia

• Professor Monti and the bubble
• Italy’s humpy swap curve and Berlusconi’s time-bomb politics
• Welcome to Eurotaly: If Italy falls, so does Europe

Carlos Trucharte

• Mitigating the procyclical effects of bank capital regulation

Edwin M. Truman

• IMF reform: An unfinished agenda
• Sovereign wealth funds: Debunking four popular myths

Charalambos Tsangarides

• Shifting motives: Explaining the build-up in official reserves in emerging markets since the 1980s

Vassilis Tselios

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

Ilias Tsiakas

• The new carry trade
• Valuable predictions of exchange rates

Dimitri Tsomocos

• Dividend restrictions as macroprudential regulation
• Why DSGE models should include defaults
• Liquidity, default, and market regulation

Evridiki Tsounta

• Estimating neutral interest rates in Latin America

Kevin K. Tsui

• Arab uprising: More oil, less democracy

Belgi Turan

• HIV, fertility, and Africa’s future

Edouard Turkisch

• Do currency appreciations reduce imbalances? Half a century of evidence

Lord Andrew Turnbull

Matthew A Turner

John Turner

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

Adair Turner

• Helicopter money as a policy option

Alessandro Turrini

• Policy-related uncertainty: At the root of the lost resilience of Eurozone labour markets?
• Slow but steady? External adjustment within the Eurozone starts working
• Fiscal consolidation in reformed vs. unreformed labour markets

James R Tybout

• The two faces of Wal-Mart in Mexico

Jean-Robert Tyran

• Why is housing such a popular investment? A new psychological explanation
• Predicting the improbable: Evidence from playing the lottery
• Experimental economics and policy design

Irina Tytell

• Commodity terms of trade: New data on the history of booms and busts
• How financial stress spreads

Choong Tze Chua

• Understanding and quantifying contagion