Articles

Why Europe works less and grows taller

—Challenge—3. Jan, 2007

Money isn’t everything. Even if national economic output per capita remains higher in the United States than in most of […]

—Challenge—3. Jan, 2007

Money isn’t everything. Even if national economic output per capita remains higher in the United States than in most of […]

—Palgrave MacMillan—1. Jan, 2007

Í The Socio-Economic Transformation: Getting Closer to What?, ritstj. Zbigniew Nahorski, Jan W. Owsinski, and Tomasz Szapiro.

—World Economy—3. Aug, 2006

Is it possible that excessive reliance on natural resources affects saving and investment in a way that retards economic growth? […]

—Dagens Nyheter—17. Mar, 2006

With Pia Gripenberg, on the dark clouds over Iceland´s economy.

—European Economic Review—4. Mar, 2006

The launch of the European Economic Review in 1969 was an important milestone in the advancement and internationalization of economic […]

—Contact—4. Feb, 2006

In the original sense of the term, the ‘Dutch disease’ refers to the fears of deindustrialization that gripped the Netherlands […]

—Macroeconomic Dynamics—3. Feb, 2006

—Austrian National Bank—4. Jan, 2006

Comment on a paper by Michael D. Bordo and Peter L. Rousseau, Working Paper No. 107, Austrian National Bank, 2006

—Challenge—3. Jan, 2006

This article aims to compare the development strategies and trajectories of the two economic giants of Asia, India and China. […]