Growing Together: India and China
Lecture at the Austrian National Bank in Vienna.
A tribute to the founders
The launch of the European Economic Review in 1969 was an important milestone in the advancement and internationalization of economic […]
IMF Institute/Joint Africa Institute Lectures
Lectures held in Tunis, February-March 2006. Lecture 1: Sources of Economic Growth Lecture 2: Balance of Payments: Analysis and Forecasting Lecture 3: External Sector […]
The Dutch Disease: Lessons from Norway
In the original sense of the term, the ‘Dutch disease’ refers to the fears of deindustrialization that gripped the Netherlands […]
Interview with Assar Lindbeck
To Grow or Not to Grow: Why Institutions Must Make a Difference
Presentation at an OECD Workshop on Global Conergence Scenarios: Structural and policy issues at the OECD, Paris.
Legal-political factors and the historical evolution of the finance-growth link: Comment
Comment on a paper by Michael D. Bordo and Peter L. Rousseau, Working Paper No. 107, Austrian National Bank, 2006
How do India and China grow?
This article aims to compare the development strategies and trajectories of the two economic giants of Asia, India and China. […]
The road from agriculture
Skrifað ásamt Gylfa Zoëga, 9. kafli í Institutions for Development and Growth, ritstj. Theo Eicher og Cecilia García-Peñalosa.
Institutions, human capital, and diversification of rentier economies
Í Dead Ends of Transition: Rentier Economies and Protectorates, ritstj. Michael Dauderstädt og Arne Schildberg.