Articles

Natural resources and economic growth: From dependence to diversification

—Springer—1. Dec, 2004

Í Economic Liberalization and Integration Policy: Options for Eastern Europe and Russia, ritstj. Harry G. Broadman, Tiiu Paas og Paul J. […]

—Cesifo—3. Jun, 2004

This may not surprise you, but when I was a student of economics in the first half of the 1970s, […]

—Empirica—3. Apr, 2004

This lecture addresses three related aspects of monetary and fiscal management in Europe and elsewhere. First, I discuss the implications […]

—MEFMI Forum—3. Mar, 2004

—Cesifo Economic Studies—3. Dec, 2003

Education has been one of the key determinants of economic growth around the world since 1965. In this paper, we […]

—MIT Press—1. Jan, 2003

Skrifað ásamt Gylfa Zoëga, 9. kafli í Inequality and Growth: Theory and Policy Implications, ritstj. Theo Eicher og Stephen Turnovsky.

—Australian Economic Papers, —3. Dec, 2002

This paper makes two main points. First, irrespective of nominal exchange rate arrangements, the real exchange rate always floats – […]

—ECON—1. Dec, 2002

Í Paradox of Plenty: The Management of Oil Wealth.

—World Economics—3. Feb, 2002

Economic growth requires capital. This article reviews the relationship between economic growth around the world and six different kinds of […]

—Austrian National Bank—4. Jan, 2002

Comment on a paper by Eduard Hochreiter, Anton Korinek, and Pierre L. Siklos It is a great pleasure for me […]