The price of petrol: Getting it right
Subsidized energy is not an efficient form of social protection, for two main reasons. First, selling domestically produced energy at […]
Growing apart: Zambia and Thailand
In the 1960s, Zambia produced more output per person than Thailand. Today, however, Thailand’s income per person is six times […]
Why Europe works less and grows taller
Money isn’t everything. Even if national economic output per capita remains higher in the United States than in most of […]
Why Europe works less and grows taller
Money isn’t everything. Even if national economic output per capita remains higher in the United States than in most of […]
Privatization, efficiency, and economic growth
Í The Socio-Economic Transformation: Getting Closer to What?, ritstj. Zbigniew Nahorski, Jan W. Owsinski, and Tomasz Szapiro.
The International Economics of Natural Resources and Growth
Keynote Lecture at a conference on Sustainable Resource Management in the European Union organized by the College of Europe and held […]
From Democracy to Growth
Seminar presentation at the Department of Economics at the University of Nottingham, England, 9 October 2006.
IMF Institute Lectures
Lectures held in Washington, DC, August 2006. Lecture 1: Sources of Growth Lecture 2: Alternative Views of the IMF
Natural resources and economic growth: The role of investment
Is it possible that excessive reliance on natural resources affects saving and investment in a way that retards economic growth? […]
Monetary and Fiscal Management, Finance, and Growth
Presentation at a conference on Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis in Social Sciences held at Brunel University in London, 12-13 June […]