Assaf Razin

Cornell University, Tel Aviv University and CEPR

Assaf Razin is Barbara and Steven Friedman Professor of International Economics, Cornell University and Bernard Schwartz Professor (Emeritus), Tel Aviv University. He is a Research Associate of NBER and Research Fellow of the CEPR. He is also a fellow of the Econometrics society. His recent books are: Foreign Direct Investment: Analysis of Aggregate Flows, with Efraim Sadka, Princeton University Press, 2007; The Decline of the Welfare State: Aging, and Globalization, with Efraim Sadka, MIT Press, 2005.

Articles by Assaf Razin:

Theories of financial crises
11 March 2013, 15675 reads
Migration and the welfare state
11 March 2011, 5440 reads
Immigration and the welfare state: New evidence from the EU
4 March 2011, 13579 reads
Tax competition vs. tax coordination: Revisiting the debate
21 January 2011, 7862 reads
The ageing, crisis-prone welfare state is bad news for welfare migration
6 November 2010, 7548 reads
Creditor protection and financial crises
8 August 2009, 9558 reads
Welfare state generosity and immigrants’ skills
2 December 2008, 36689 reads

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