Working Papers 2005|2006|2007
2007
THE CREDIBILITY PROBLEM REVISITED: THIRTY YEARS ON FROM KYDLAND AND PRESCOTT By Paul Levine (University of Surrey), Joseph Pearlman (London Metropolitan University) and Bo Yang (University of Surrey)
FISCAL POLICY IN A MONETARY UNION: CAN FISCAL COOPERATION BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE? By Luisa Lambertini (Claremont McKenna College, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, University of Surrey), Paul Levine (University of Surrey) and Joseph Pearlman (London Metropolitan University)
WHAT MACROECONOMIC CONDIDTIONS BEST EXPLAIN SOUTHEAST ASIAN CAPITAL FLOWS? By Alex Mandilaras (University of Surrey) & Helen Popper (University of Santa Clara)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE PRESSURES IN LATIN AMERICA: DOES DEBT MATTER? By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Alex Mandilaras (University of Surrey)
REVISITING MRS. MACHLUP'S WARDROBE: THE ACCUMULATION OF INTERNATIONAL RESERVES, 1992-2001 By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Alex Mandilaras (University of Surrey)
MONETARY POLICY COORDINATION REVISITED IN A TWO-BLOC DSGE MODEL By Paul Levine (University of Surrey), Joseph Pearlman (London Metropolitan University) & Richard Pierse (University of Surrey)
MONETARY RULES IN EMERGING ECONOMIES WITH FINANCIAL MARKET IMPERFECTIONS By Nicoletta Batini (International Monetary Fund), Paul Levine (University of Surrey) & Joseph Pearlman (London Metropolitan University)
ROBUST MONETARY RULES UNDER UNSTRUCTURED AND STRUCTURED MODEL UNCERTAINTY By Paul Levine (University of Surrey) & Joseph Pearlman (London Metropolitan University)
THE IMF: A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF ITS ROLE AND OPERATIONS By Graham Bird (SCIES, University of Surrey)
THE IMF'S ROLE IN MOBILIZING PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOWS: ARE THERE GROUNDS FOR CATALYTIC CONVERSION? By Graham Bird (SCIES, University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
THE ANALYSIS OF CATALYSIS: IMF PROGRAMS AND PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOWS By Graham Bird (SCIES, University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
2006
LABOUR MARKET AND INVESTMENT EFECTS OF REMITTANCES By Stephen Drinkwater (University of Surrey), Paul Levine (University of Surrey) and Emanuela Lotti (University of Surrey)
WHAT DETERMINES THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMF PROGRAMS? By Ozlem Arpac (SCIES, University of Surrey), Graham Bird (SCIES, University of Surrey) & Alex Mandilaras (SCIES, University of Surrey)
EXPLAINING IMF ARRANGEMENTS: WAS ASIA DIFFERENT? By Graham Bird (SCIES, University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMF PROGRAMS: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK By Graham Bird (University of Surrey)
MEASUREMENT, TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITY, AND INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE: EVIDENCE FROM THE EU By M. Ali Choudhary (University of Surrey), Paul Temple (University of Surrey) & Lei Zhao (University of Surrey)
MIND THE GAP: A COMMENT ON AGGREGATE PRODUCTIVITY AND TECHNOLOGY By M. Ali Choudhary (University of Surrey) & Vasco J. Gabriel (University of Surrey & NIPE-UM)
TERMINAL CONDITIONS IN FORWARD-LOOKING ECONOMIC MODELS By Richard G. Pierse (University of Surrey)
OPTIMAL CONTROL IN NONLINEAR MODELS: A GENERALISED GAUSS-NEWTON ALGORITHM WITH ANALYTIC DERIVATIVES By Richard G. Pierse (University of Surrey)
CENTRAL BANK INDEPENDENCE AND THE "FREE LUNCH PUZZLE": A NEW PERSPECTIVE By Ali al-Nowaihi (University of Leicester), Paul Levine (University of Surrey) & Alex Mandilaras (University of Surrey)
REACTION FUNCTIONS OF BANK OF ENGLAND MPC MEMBERS: INSIDERS VERSUS OUTSIDERS By Christopher Spencer (University of Surrey)
THE 24/7 SOCIETY AND MULTIPLE HABITS By Ali Choudhary (University of Surrey) & Paul Levine (University of Surrey)
PUBLIC DEBT MATURITY AND CURRENCY CRISES By Paul Levine (University of Surrey) Alexandros Mandilaras (University of Surrey) & Jun Wang (University of Surrey)
THE DISSENT VOTING BEHAVIOUR OF BANK OF ENGLAND MPC MEMBERS By Christopher Spencer (University of Surrey)
2005
A MARKOV SWITCHING ANALYSIS OF CONTAGION IN THE EMS By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Alex Mandilaras (University of Surrey).
CONSENSUS FORMATION IN MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEES By Christopher Spencer (University of Surrey)
IMF QUOTAS: CONSTRUCTING AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION USING INFERIOR BUILDING BLOCKS By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
THE IMF AND THE MOBILIZATION OF FOREIGN AID By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
SHOULD IT BE CURTAINS FOR SOME OF THE IMF'S LENDING WINDOWS? By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University)
BI-POLAR DISORDER: EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES,ECONOMIC CRISES AND THE IMF By Graham Bird (University of Surrey) & Dane Rowlands (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs,Carleton University)
THE VIABILITY OF ECONOMIC REFORM PROGRAMS SUPPORTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS By Graham Bird (University of Surrey), Wolfgang Mayer (University of Cincinnati) & Alex Mourmouras (IMF)
OVER-OPTIMISM AND THE IMF By Graham Bird (University of Surrey)