Inequality and economic growth: Do natural resources matter?
Skrifað ásamt Gylfa Zoëga, 9. kafli í Inequality and Growth: Theory and Policy Implications, ritstj. Theo Eicher og Stephen Turnovsky.
Human Capital is the Most Valuable Resource of any Country
Christmas interview in the Icelandic economic magazine Vísbending.
The real exchange rate always floats
This paper makes two main points. First, irrespective of nominal exchange rate arrangements, the real exchange rate always floats – […]
Lessons from the Dutch disease: Causes, treatment, and cures
Í Paradox of Plenty: The Management of Oil Wealth.
Joint Vienna Institute Lectures
Lectures held in Vienna, September 2002. These presentations are posted here for the benefit of participants in JVI courses and […]
The Real Exchange Rate Always Floats
Presentation at the Annual Meetings of the American Economic Association in Washington, D.C., 2-5 January 2003, as well as at […]
Small States in the Global Economy: What Are the Issues?
Presentation at a Conference on Iceland and the World Economy: Small Island Economies in the Era of Globalization, Center for […]
IMF Institute Lectures
IMF Institute Lectures held in Washington, DC, April-May 2002 and January 2003. Lecture 1: Exchange Rate Regimes and Policies Lecture […]
Inequality and Economic Growth: Do Natural Resources Matter?
Lecture at an international conference on Post-Communist Economic Growth at the Institute for the Economy in Transition, 20-21 March 2002, Moscow. Also presented […]
Mother Earth: Ally or Adversary?
Lecture at an international conference on Post-Communist Economic Growth at the Institute for the Economy in Transition, 20-21 March 2002, Moscow. Also presented […]