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Romesh Vaitilingam

Renos Vakis

• Helping poor farmers help themselves against drought

Fabian Valencia

• The interaction between monetary and macroprudential policies
• The curse of advanced economies in resolving banking crises

Akos Valentinyi

• European imbalances
• The Hungarian crisis
• Three centuries of climatic variation and the world income distribution

Neven Valev

• Dashed expectations: Individual reactions to the global crisis
• Disaggregating financial development: The effects of lending to households and firms

Marie-Anne Valfort

• Are education policies reaching the marginalised in Africa?

Natacha Valla

• Output revisions and the stimulus debate

Shahin Vallee

• Making sense of Eurobond proposals

Tommaso Valletti

• Unbundling the incumbent: Evidence from UK broadband
• Mobile regulation and the “waterbed effect”

Marshall Van Alstyne

Ari Van Assche

• Geography and offshoring to China

Arthur van Benthem

• Oil price risk, expropriation and bilateral investment treaties

Peter A.G. van Bergeijk

• Do economic sanctions make sense?
• This isn't your grandfather's global trade collapse

Johannes Van Biesebroeck

• The automotive industry in developing countries: Ready to move up a gear?
• Canadian auto subsidies: Money for nothing?
• How to help the auto sector: Looking beyond bailouts

Hendrik P van Dalen

• Seven billion people, so why do some fear population decline?
• Why are the Dutch leaving the Netherlands?
• Aid and AIDS: A delicate cocktail

Ton van den Bremer

• Managing and harnessing volatile oil windfalls

Paul van den Noord

• The euro’s future begins now
• Diverging trends in money demand and housing across the Eurozone
• Economic crisis in Europe: Cause, consequences, and responses

Carin van der Cruijsen

• Are OECD central banks too transparent?

Albert van der Horst

• EU corporate tax reform: Weighing the pros and cons
• European jobs in 2040: Thinking ahead in the Netherlands

Bas van der Klaauw

• Why micro success doesn’t guarantee macro success
• Welfare to work: Sticks rather than carrots
• Why Dutch women work part-time

Erik van der Marel

• Transatlantic trade negotiations in services

Rick van der Ploeg

• Managing and harnessing volatile oil windfalls
• Harnessing windfall revenues in developing economies
• Towards evidence-based reform of European universities

Edwin van der Werf

• Imperfect climate policy unlikely to increase domestic emissions

Theon van Dijk

• How does access regulation affect broadband penetration?
• EC competition law: private enforcement

Casper van Ewijk

• Private pensions for Europe
• Why the EU should abolish transfer taxes on residential property

Neeltje van Horen

• Foreign banks and the global financial crisis: Investment and lending behaviour
• Foreign banks: New data on trends and effects
• The changing role of emerging-market banks

Vincent van Kervel

• Dark trading, visible fragmentation and market quality

Iman van Lelyveld

• How did multinational banks weather the previous perfect storm?
• Coordinating bank failure costs and financial stability: Lessons for the EZ

Michiel van Leuvensteijn

• Why the EU should abolish transfer taxes on residential property

Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh

• A proposal to reform the US mortgage finance
• A race to the bottom: Understanding the US housing boom

Jan van Ours

• Time to legalise cannabis
• Reducing the invitation to crime
• Welfare to work: Sticks rather than carrots

Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie

• EU patent: Good for innovation and revenue, bad for lawyers
• Europe’s costly, fragmented patent system
• European patent filing strategies: Coping mechanisms or strategic abuses?

John Van Reenen

• Mrs Thatcher’s economic legacy
• The LSE ‘manifesto for growth’
• Inequality and the US election: The elephant in the room

Caroline Van Rijckeghem

• Learning from past crises: Into the safety zone

Martin van Tuijl

• They think it’s all over: National identity, scoring in the last minute, and penalty shootouts

Sander van Veldhuizen

• Another reason for the EU patent: Declining validation rates

Eric van Wincoop

• Risk panics: When markets crash for no apparent reason

Frans van Winden

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

Tanguy van Ypersele

• Markets and values: Competition builds trust

Jan Luiten van Zanden

• Why China missed the industrial revolution
• 1000 years of urban history: the rise and fall of European and Arab cities

Timothy Van Zandt

• Does the WTO matter?

Nicolas van Zeebroeck

• European patent filing strategies: Coping mechanisms or strategic abuses?

Guillaume Vandenbroucke

• A demographic consequence of the First World War

Hylke Vandenbussche

• ‘No gain without pain’: Antidumping protection hurts exports
• Has EU import protection gone up during the crisis?
• Antidumping: Much ado about nothing?

Andrea Vaona

• Have Chinese innovators (and banks) finally grown-up?

Alexandros Vardoulakis

• Dividend restrictions as macroprudential regulation

Gonzalo Varela

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

Hal R. Varian

• Doing economics at Google

Nebibe Varol

• Does price regulation affect the adoption of new pharmaceuticals?

Bořek Vašíček

• How does monetary policy respond to financial stress?

Ryan K Vaughn

• Congressional influence as a determinant of subprime lending

Dimitri Vayanos

• Choosing an investment strategy for an inefficient world
• Greece: The way forward
• Greece – where next?

Raquel Vegas

• Gender gaps in performance pay

Carlos A. Vegh

• Graduation from monetary policy procyclicality
• How developing nations escaped procyclical fiscal policy
• Determining the size of the fiscal multiplier

Laura Veldkamp

• The origin of bias in credit ratings

Ricardo Cicchelli Velloso

• Fiscal policy and global imbalances

Anthony Venables

• Resource trade: Policy and policy reform
• Harnessing windfall revenues in developing economies

Alain Venditti

Jaume Ventura

• Understanding bubbly episodes
• Asset bubbles: Origins and implications

Gustavo Ventura

• Income taxation of US households: Facts and parametric estimates

Alina Verashchagina

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

Frank Verboven

• Unbundling the incumbent: Evidence from UK broadband
• The university as an internal labour market
• How does access regulation affect broadband penetration?

Thierry Verdier

• Cuddly or cut-throat capitalism: Choosing models in a globalised world
• Aid-for-trade: the details matter
• Muslim immigrants’ integration in the UK

Geneviève Verdier

• Can I trust the government? New evidence on democracies and financial development

David Veredas

• Googling systemically important insurers
• Mutualising Eurozone sovereign bonds? First of all, tame the tails

Stijn Verhelst

• What will the golden rule mean for the Eurozone?

Nicolas Véron

• Europe’s Cyprus blunder and its consequences
• Basel III: Europe’s interest is to comply
• Europe takes an important step towards a European banking union

Giovanni Veronese

• €-coin indicator and the looming recession
• Monitoring the euro area economy in real-time

Pietro Vertova

Esteban R Vesperoni

• Capital inflows, exchange-rate flexibility, and credit booms

Reinhilde Veugelers

• Kick-starting the green innovation machine
• Towards evidence-based reform of European universities

Pierre-Louis Vézina

• The rise and fall of (Chinese) African apparel exports
• Put your money where your mouse is: How e-commerce can foster development
• Chinese networks and tariff evasion

Martina Viarengo

• The expansion and convergence of compulsory schooling: Lessons for developing countries
• Making the grade: Equity and efficiency in education
• Producing superstars for the economic World Cup: New evidence from Mexico

Vincent Vicard

• Tradable sectors in the Eurozone periphery
• Global value chains are not all born identical: Evidence from France
• How French exporters were hit by the global crisis

Luis M Viceira

• Is there a bubble in the bond market?

Pedro C. Vicente

• Votes and violence

Jade Vichyanond

• Asia’s supply chain: Implications for rebalancing

Christian Viegelahn

• Has EU import protection gone up during the crisis?

Martin Vieiro

• Trade facilitation matters!

Jacob Vigdor

• Hurricane Hysteresis: Katrina

Vesa Vihriälä

• Nordic innovation: Is ‘cuddly capitalism’ really less innovative?
• The Nordics in the global crisis

Carolina Villegas-Sanchez

Nicolas Vincent

• Consumer reactions to exchange rate and trade price shifts: New evidence from online book retailing

Andrea Vindigni

• Democracy and the military

David Vines

• The leaderless global economy: Can economic history suggest lessons?
• The Eurozone crisis: Greek recovery and the challenges of asymmetric monetary union
• How to rescue the Eurozone: Lessons from Southeast Asia

Gianluca Violante

• Economic inequality during recessions

Arvind Virmani

• Quota formula reform is about IMF credibility

Annette Vissing-Jorgensen

Xavier Vives

• Expectations and asset prices: Keynes meets Hayek
• Banking union and the financial architecture of the Eurozone: A retrospective
• Seven principles for better banking regulation

Eliana Viviano

• Talking shop: The costs of entry restrictions in retail trade

Razvan Vlahu

• Strategic default and “borrower runs”
• More bank capital is not enough

Michael Vlassopoulos

• Do social incentives matter? Evidence from an online experiment
• Are workers motivated by the greater good?
• Three centuries of climatic variation and the world income distribution

Milan Vodopivec

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

Johannes Voget

• Capital gains taxation and the cost of capital
• Why banks are under-taxed and what to do about it

Tom Vogl

• Lasting effects of childhood health in developing countries

Nico Voigtländer

• Hatred transformed: How Germans changed their minds about Jews, 1890-2006
• How anti-Semitism in interwar Germany was influenced by the medieval mass murder of Jews
• Wars, plagues, and Europe’s rise to riches

Sebastian Voll

• Emerging economies should liberalise now to become major players in global economic policymaking

Ben Vollaard

• How to cut prison numbers
• Reducing the invitation to crime
• Car thieves: Not too bright, please!

Herman Vollebergh

• Why the EU should auction carbon permits

Vadym Volosovych

• Upstream sovereigns

Ulrich Volz

• The Trans-Pacific Partnership and implications for Europe
• Chinese inflation, monetary policy and the dollar peg
• Why Sweden should join the Eurozone

David von Below

• Uncertainty, climate change, and the global economy

Viola von Berlepsch

Jürgen von Hagen

• European government bond spreads in the current crisis

Stephanie von Hinke Kessler Scholder

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

Erik von Uexkull

• How do trade and labour market institutions affect employment during crises?

Jakob von Weizsäcker

• How to prick housing bubbles in a monetary union: taxes and regulation

Natalja von Westernhagen

• Bank ownership and stability: Evidence from Germany

Ekaterina Vostroknutova

• Dealing with Dutch disease

Hans-Joachim Voth

• Hatred transformed: How Germans changed their minds about Jews, 1890-2006
• Unrest and budget cuts over the long run
• How anti-Semitism in interwar Germany was influenced by the medieval mass murder of Jews

Team Vox

• Vox's Holiday Break

James Raymond Vreeland

• The extreme bounds of democracy: What this means for the Arab world

Guillermo Vuletin

• Graduation from monetary policy procyclicality
• How developing nations escaped procyclical fiscal policy