Ugo Panizza
Graduate Institute, Geneva
http://graduateinstitute.ch/cfd/people/ugopanizza.html
Ugo Panizza is a professor of international economics and Pictet Chair in Finance and Development at the Graduate Institute, Geneva. He is also the deputy-director of the Institute’s Centre on Finance and Development. Prior to joining the Graduate Institute full-time, he was the Chief of the Debt and Finance Analysis Unit at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. He also worked in the Research Department of the Inter-American Development Bank, in the Africa Region of the World Bank, and was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics of the University of Torino and the Department of Economics of the American University of Beirut. His research interests include international finance, sovereign debt, banking, political economy, and public sector labor markets.
Articles by Ugo Panizza:
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Public debt and economic growth, one more time
25 April 2013, 29041 reads
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Incentives for avoiding delayed sovereign defaults
3 March 2013, 5169 reads
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Sovereign default and the rules of engineering
2 March 2013, 7919 reads
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Is high public debt harmful for economic growth? New evidence
22 April 2012, 33970 reads
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The unexplained part of public debt
17 January 2012, 12814 reads
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Democracy, quality of government, and the average voter
4 June 2011, 8716 reads
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Has finance gone too far?
7 April 2011, 26945 reads
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What will happen if Greece defaults? Insights from theory and reality
6 May 2010, 21990 reads
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Bankers' conflicts of interest in the interwar years: New lessons for today
18 April 2010, 7999 reads
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Redemption or abstinence?
21 February 2010, 8903 reads
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