Sergio Schmukler
World Bank
http://econ.worldbank.org/staff/sschmukler
Sergio Schmukler is Lead Economist at the World Bank. He obtained his Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley in 1997, when he started working at the World Bank’s Development Economics Research Group. He has also been Treasurer of LACEA-the Latin America and Caribbean Economic Association (since 2004), Associate Editor of the Journal of Development Economics (2001-2004), taught at the Department of Economics, University of Maryland (1999-2003), and worked at the International Monetary Fund Research Department (2004-2005). Previously, he worked at the U.S. Federal Reserve Board, the Inter-American Development Bank Research Department, and the Argentine Central Bank. His research area is international finance and international financial markets and institutions. He has published many articles in leading academic journals and edited volumes on emerging market finance, financial globalization, financial crises and contagion, financial development, and institutional investors. He has also co-authored and edited four books published by Elsevier, McGraw Hill, Stanford University Press, and the World Bank.
Articles by Sergio Schmukler:
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Finance and growth in China and India: Have firms benefited from the capital-market expansion?
6 May 2013, 7800 reads
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International capital flows during crises: Gross matters
28 March 2013, 9274 reads
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Some pitfalls in global investing
12 November 2012, 7489 reads
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Different facets of financial globalisation
28 August 2012, 5219 reads
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Do mutual funds make crises worse?
22 September 2011, 6430 reads
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The resilience of emerging markets during the global crisis
9 August 2011, 8160 reads
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A bank run in Greece? Triplet crises and the ghost of the new drachma
29 June 2011, 18633 reads
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Argentina all over again? Lessons for Europe
6 March 2010, 17178 reads
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