vox

Ricardo Caballero

• Feasible global rebalancing: A case for monitored and temporary dual exchange rates
• A helicopter drop for the US Treasury
• It’s the general equilibrium, stupid

Ricardo Cabral

• There are better ways forward for the EU
• How much will the new Greek bailout cost private bondholders?
• Europe’s policymakers should target the trade and the income balance deficits

Antonio Cabrales

• Political institutions and the curse of natural resources
• The Spanish trade-off: Bricks vs. brains
• Building the ivory tower: Network effects in academia

Olivier Cadot

• Aid for trade: Can it be evaluated?
• Impact evaluation in trade: Time for a cultural revolution?

Gianluca Cafiso

• Fiscal consolidations for debt-to-GDP containment?
• Understanding Eurozone debt developments, nation by nation
• Consequences of the new EU debt-reduction rule

Julia Cagé

• The fiscal cost of trade liberalisation

Pierre Cahuc

• The “de-taxation” of overtime hours: Lessons from the French experiment
• Is short-time work a good method to keep unemployment down?
• Why is Spain’s unemployment so high?

Yuezhou Cai

• International trade and the feasibility of global climate change agreements

César Calderón

• Gross inflows and the incidence of credit booms

Leigh Caldwell

• Bounded rationality and the credit crisis

Lorenzo Caliendo

• How firms reorganise to grow

Lars Calmfors

• What can Europe learn from Sweden? Four lessons for fiscal discipline
• What are fiscal councils, and what do they do?

Charles W Calomiris

• Reform or repression: The political constraints to effective banking reform
• Meaningful banking reform and why it is so unlikely
• Can governments control the supply of credit? Evidence from a UK policy experiment

Guillermo Calvo

• US unemployment: Neither natural nor unnatural
• To spend or not to spend: Is that the main question?
• US recovery: A new “Phoenix Miracle”?

Elisa Calza

• Small and medium enterprise financing and growth: Evidence from Latin America

Giacomo Calzolari

• Too big to fail or too small to maintain stability?
• Multinational banks and European financial integration

Máximo Camacho

• Real-time forecasting for the Eurozone

Colin Camerer

• Neuroeconomics: using brains to do economics

Edoardo Campanella

• It's the family, stupid!
• What fiscal rule for EU members?

Filipe R Campante

• How schooling investments facilitated the Middle East uprisings

Gareth Campbell

• The railway mania: Not so great expectations?

Douglas L. Campbell

• What’s driving the trade collapse?

John Y Campbell

• Is there a bubble in the bond market?

Rachel Campbell

• There’s more to life than money (for some)

Nauro F Campos

• The unbearable lightness of being… a reversible reform
• Why the global financial crisis has been wasted
• Does corruption sand or grease the wheels of economic growth?

Camila FS Campos

• The unexplained part of public debt

Bertrand Candelon

• Spillover effects in a fiscal union: Evidence from the US

Edmund Cannon

• Risks to the individual in defined contribution pension schemes

Estelle Cantillon

• Tipping points and product differentiation in financial exchange competition
• Nobel Prize: What is mechanism design and why does it matter?

Davide Cantoni

• How universities helped transform the medieval world
• How imposed institutional reforms can work

Otaviano Canuto

• Integrating monetary policy and macroprudential regulation
• Gender equality and economic growth: A framework for policy analysis
• The Brazilian competitiveness cliff

Gunther Capelle-Blancard

• How does the stock market respond to petrochemical disasters?

Ann Capling

Lorenzo Cappiello

• New evidence on the effect of bank loans and credit standards on Eurozone output

Christian Capuano

• Methods to identify systemic financial risks

Alina Carare

• Spillovers of domestic shocks: Will they counteract the “Great Moderation”?
• The German fiscal stimulus package in perspective

Bob Carbaugh

• Sanctions and nuclear proliferation

Santiago Carbó-Valverde

• The benefits of being too big to fail and how to regulate them

Stéphane Carcillo

• The “de-taxation” of overtime hours: Lessons from the French experiment
• Is short-time work a good method to keep unemployment down?

David Card

• Nine facts about top journals in economics

Roberto Cardarelli

• Monetary policy must respond to the housing market

Lina Cardona

Lina Cardona Sosa

• Why aren’t there more women in top jobs?

Ana Rute Cardoso

• Implementing the Bologna process: Do students support a shorter first degree?

Miguel Cardoso

• Export shares, price competitiveness and the ‘Spanish paradox’
• Eurozone crisis: Structural reforms and country risk

Elena Carletti

• The financial implications of a banking union
• Cross-border banking in Europe

Wendy Carlin

• How should macroeconomics be taught to undergraduates in the post-crisis era? A concrete proposal
• The problems with the Eurozone
• Institutions matter for growth – but which ones and how much?

Dorian Carloni

• The electoral consequences of large fiscal adjustments

Dennis W. Carlton

• How to measure the effectiveness of US merger policy

Jacopo Carmassi

• Banking union: A federal model for the European Union with prompt corrective action
• Banking union in the Eurozone and the EU
• Time to set banking regulation right

Pedro Carneiro

• Intergenerational payoffs from mothers’ education

Nicolas Carnot

• Fiscal policy in Europe: Searching for the right balance

Theresa Carpenter

• How preferential is world trade?

Carlo Carraro

• When should China start cutting its emissions?
• Working together for a better planet: The best is the enemy of the good
• Copenhagen: Good news and bad news

Céline Carrère

• Fiscal spending and growth: New evidence
• Regional integration and natural resources: Who benefits?
• How preferential are preferential trade agreements?

Juan D. Carrillo

• Neuroeconomics, neuroscience, and the bounds of rationality

Vasco M. Carvalho

• Understanding bubbly episodes

Lorenzo Casaburi

• Are offshoring firms superstars? Evidence from Italy

Elizabeth U. Cascio

• Universal early education in the US: Gains and shortcomings
• The advantage of youth: Relative age and student achievement

Francesco Caselli

• Oil and democracy: New insights
• Oil windfalls and living standards: New evidence from Brazil

Mark Cassell

• An oversight on oversight: The Federal Home Loan Bank

Micael Castanheira

• Political markets
• Episode V: Expectations strike back

Bárbara Castelletti

• Migration in Latin America: Answering old questions with new data

Luis AV Catão

• The threat of rising food prices

Olivier Cattaneo

Tiago V. de V. Cavalcanti

• Gender discrimination lowers output per capita (a lot)

Matheus Cavallari

• Integrating monetary policy and macroprudential regulation
• The Brazilian competitiveness cliff
• Natural wealth: Is it a blessing or a curse?

Eduardo Cavallo

• Save more to improve infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Coping with financial crises: Latin American answers to European questions
• What matters for financial development?

Domingo Cavallo

• Greece through the rear-view mirror
• Looking at Greece in the Argentinean mirror
• China’s dilemma: Higher inflation or deflation of exportables

John Cawley

• Physical education and childhood obesity

Francisco Ceballos

• Different facets of financial globalisation

Stephen Cecchetti

• Breaking the crisis cycle
• Strengthening the financial system: The benefits outweigh the costs
• Financial crises are different!

Cristina Cella

• Ownership structure and stock returns during financial crises

Roberto Cellini

• Fiscal consolidations for debt-to-GDP containment?
• Consequences of the new EU debt-reduction rule

Lucian Cernat

• Assembled in Europe: The role of processing trade in EU export performance
• The trade effects of natural disasters: New evidence from developing countries
• How to fight malaria by slashing “killer tariffs”

Eugenio Cerutti

• Ringfencing and consolidated bank stress tests
• Systemic risks in global banking: What available data can tell us and what more data are needed?

Matteo Cervellati

• Disease and development: Does living longer raise economic growth?
• Arab awakening, violence, and future prospects: Some historical lessons

Ambrogio Cesa-Bianchi

• Is the Federal Reserve breeding the next financial crisis?
• Renminbi revaluation and Latin America: The ugly truth

Riccardo Cesari

• A stark alternative to TARP

Giovanni Cespa

• Expectations and asset prices: Keynes meets Hayek

Indraneel Chakraborty

• Divorce rates help explain why Americans work more than Europeans

Frank J Chaloupka

• Why India should increase taxes on cigarettes
• Tobacco taxes: New evidence on the implications for public health

Christophe Chamley

• Why the euro needs Eurobonds: Hundreds of years of reasons

Marcos Chamon

• Inflation-targeting and Forex intervention: Are two targets better than one?
• The puzzle of China’s rising household saving rate

Jimmy Chan

William Chan

• Why are sports organised as winner-take-all tournaments?

Gabriel Chan

• Lessons for climate policy: The US sulphur dioxide cap and trade programme

Sarah Chan

• Macroeconomic stability in Vietnam
• India’s economic slowdown and what should be done about it

Jorge A. Chan-Lau

• Addressing the too connected to fail problem

Lucas Chancel

• Greasing the wheel: Oil’s role in the global crisis

Amitabh Chandra

• The promise and challenge of comparative effectiveness research

Piyush Chandra

• China’s new protection during the crisis

Eric Chaney

• Enough Italy bashing

Eric Chaney

• Islam, institutions and economic development

Roberto Chang

• The threat of rising food prices

Anusha Chari

• The transformation of India: Incumbent control, reforms, and newcomers

Raghab Chattopadhyay

• Can political affirmative action reduce gender bias?

Nancy H Chau

Latika Chaudhary

• Decentralising education: Evidence from the BRICs

Jean-Pierre Chauffour

• Preferential trade agreements: The Swiss Army knife of trade policy?
• Development as freedom: New empirical evidence (1975-2007)
• Revolution in the Arab world: Is it time for a pan-Arab trade deal?

Lisa Chauvet

• Are post-conflict aid projects more successful than others?
• Do elections in developing countries improve economic policy?

Yeon-Koo Che

• Economic consequences of speculative side bets: The case of naked CDS

Natasha Xingyuan Che

• Structural reforms and regional convergence: Pointers for the Eurozone

Cristina Checherita

• How the financial crisis raised euro-area bond spreads

Natalie Chen

• Zero tariffs and high trade costs: EU technical barriers to trade

Yu-chin Chen

• Exchange rates that forecast commodity prices

Shaohua Chen

• The impact of the global financial crisis on the world’s poorest

Maggie Chen

• Multinational firms, agglomeration, and global networks

Yuyu Chen

• Social networks and the massive migration within China

Huigang Chen

• Are macro-prudential policies really that prudent?

Yan Chen

• Global imbalances: Are we measuring the right thing?

Tao Chen

• Financial innovation: The good and the bad

Ing-Haw Cheng

• Distorted beliefs and the financial sector

Reda Cherif

• Self-defeating austerity shocks
• Oil exporters’ dilemma

Ivan Cherkashin

• Trade preferences: A win-win-win policy
• Denial, bargaining, and acceptance: Evaluating journal publication performance

Sergey Chernenko

• Do inefficient stock markets drive bad corporate governance?

Kent Cherny

• Subprime mortgages: Myths and reality
• Resolving the banking crisis: Should we follow Sweden’s example?

Umberto Cherubini

• Euro bonds without cross-country subsidisation? Yes, we can
• Bank bailout guarantees and public debt

Raj Chetty

• Public finance: theory, evidence and policy

Yin-Wong Cheung

• Estimating RMB misalignment: Lessons in humility

Vidhi Chhaochharia

Aimee Chin

• Indian politics: The redistributive effects of political reservation for minorities
• It pays to speak English

Menzie D. Chinn

• The housing market and the case for higher inflation targets in the US and the Eurozone
• Empirical evidence on the monetary policy trilemma since 1970
• Against false truisms: Exchange rate flexibility does not speed up current account adjustment

Livia Chiţu

• History, gravity, and international finance
• When did the dollar overtake sterling as the leading international currency? Evidence from the bond markets

Seo-Young Cho

• Measuring anti-trafficking policies

James Choi

• Information asymmetry raises the cost of capital for corporations
• Nudges to nudge up the savings rate

Alberto Chong

Ajai Chopra

• Emerging Europe: Lessons from the boom-bust cycle

Davin Chor

• How schooling investments facilitated the Middle East uprisings
• Credit conditions and the great trade collapse

Shin-Yi Chou

• Education fosters health

Laurits R. Christensen

• European data protection: Impact of the EU data-protection regulation

Sean Chu

• What’s triggering subprime mortgage defaults?

Andrew Chupp

• Which level of government should regulate air pollution?

Jeffrey Chwieroth

• Banking crises and political survival over the long run
• How the IMF thinks

Antonio Ciccone

• Sudden impoverishment as a trigger of civil conflict
• Democratising recessions
• Income growth and civil war

Martin Cihák

• Measuring financial development
• Measuring the clarity of central-bank communication
• Anatomy of distress: New insight on the probability of bank turmoil

Federico Cingano

• Boosting growth with service deregulation
• I get a job with a little help from my friends
• Firm profitability and political connections in Italy

Marco Cipriani

• Are values inherited?

Stijn Claessens

• Financial crises: Questions and lessons
• The interaction between monetary and macroprudential policies
• Shadow banking: Economics and policy priorities

Richard Clarida

• A lot of bucks, but how much bang?

Andrew E. Clark

• The effect of lottery prizes on physical and mental health
• Hedonic adaptation: Does happiness last?

Robert Clark

• Consumer reactions to exchange rate and trade price shifts: New evidence from online book retailing

Kathleen Cleeren

Benedict Clements

• Reforming energy subsidies globally
• Confronting the jobs crisis under tight fiscal constraints
• Healthcare reform: Difficult but not impossible

William R. Cline

• Italy, Spain, and 7% interest rates
• Italian debt and the survival of the euro
• Estimating the effect of renminbi appreciation on US jobs

Joseph A. Clougherty

• Where merger policy deters

David Coady

• Healthcare reform: Difficult but not impossible

John H Cochrane

• Sense and nonsense in the quantitative easing debate

John Cockburn

• Would freeing up world agricultural trade reduce or increase poverty?

Nicolas Coeurdacier

• The euro stimulates Eurozone financial asset trade

Benoit Coeuré

Luciano Cohan

• The uncoupling of decoupling: Latin America’s experience

Daniel Cohen

• Subprime’s unfolding saga
• The new French left?
• The decline of France?

Benjamin J. Cohen

• The euro-dollar reserve battle: Don’t forget the politics

Alon Cohen

• Welfare state generosity and immigrants’ skills

Jon Cohen

• Uncertainty and the credit crisis: The worst may be over

Benjamin H Cohen

• Strengthening the financial system: The benefits outweigh the costs

Jérémie Cohen-Setton

• Output revisions and the stimulus debate

Olivier Coibion

• Paying attention to inattention
• What does the Fed’s language about 2013 mean? A rules-based interpretation
• On the contribution of monetary policy to economic fluctuations

Courtney C. Coile

• The crisis will force workers to retire

Allan Collard-Wexler

Paul Collier

• Harnessing the potential of natural resource extraction for development
• Are post-conflict aid projects more successful than others?
• Do elections in developing countries improve economic policy?

Gregory Colman

• Physical activity and health

Francesco Columba

• Macroprudential policy: What instruments and how to use them?
• Financial sector pro-cyclicality: Lessons from the crisis, Part II
• Financial sector pro-cyclicality: Lessons from the crisis, Part I

Pierre-Philippe Combes

• Long-run spatial inequality in France: Evolution and determinants

Diego Comin

• Heavy technology: The process of technological diffusion over time and space

Simon Commander

• Diversifying Russia

Pedro Conceição

• Is the global food crisis over?

Paola Conconi

• US votes on trade and migration
• Firm organisation: What we know and why we should care
• Democracy and accountability: The perverse effects of term limits

John P Conley

• Publication lags and young economists’ research output

Annamaria Conti

• Why do European universities lag in licensing research output to industry?

Philip Cook

• Private policing and public safety
• Economical crime control

Thomas F Cooley

• Clear thinking about economic policy
• EZ crisis: the answer is commitment
• Constitutional solutions to the Eurozone’s design flaw

Daniel Cooper

• Home equity extraction: Where did all the money go?

Russell Cooper

• Deposit insurance without commitment: Wall Street vs. Main Street

Zack Cooper

• Healthcare: The US presidential policy debate

Jenny Corbett

• What should the US and China learn from the past US-Japan conflict?

Gregory Corcos

• Quantifying the ‘new’ gains from trade: Evidence from the EU
• Trade collapse or trade crisis?

Tito Cordella

• Global safety nets: The IMF as a swap clearing house

Max Corden

• Global imbalances and the paradox of thrift
• Ambulance economics and the global crisis: A new CEPR Policy Insight
• Must fiscal stimulus policies put a burden on the future?

Fabrizio Coricelli

• US unemployment: Neither natural nor unnatural
• How cash transfers boost financial development
• The crisis and the developing countries

Hope Corman

• Overweight adolescents and risky sexual behaviour

Wanda Cornacchia

• Financial sector pro-cyclicality: Lessons from the crisis, Part II
• Financial sector pro-cyclicality: Lessons from the crisis, Part I

Camille Cornand

• Can central banks talk too much?

Giacomo Corneo

• Taxing the rich: The case of Germany

Tom Cornwall

• Misinformation and elections: Insights from Canada

Stefano Corradin

• US overinvestment in housing: Was the bankruptcy code to blame?

Mónica Correa-López

• Export shares, price competitiveness and the ‘Spanish paradox’

Giancarlo Corsetti

• Current-account rebalancing and international transfers (immaculate or not)
• Rethinking austerity: Introducing a new Vox eCollection
• Has austerity gone too far? A new Vox Debate

Jeronimo Cortina

• The opiate of the elites

Dora L. Costa

• Energy conservation “nudges” and ideology in the US

Alejo Costa

• Macroprudential policy: What instruments and how to use them?

Joan Costa-i-Font

• Should we promote ‘healthy choices’ or ‘healthy environments’?
• Health insurance, innovation, and technology adoption
• How to improve healthcare at no extra cost

Declan Costello

• EU reforms to increase potential output

Joaquín Cottani

• Greece, Portugal and Spain: Lessons from Argentina
• Greece should try a fiscal devaluation, not holiday from the Eurozone
• How to protect emerging markets’ dollar reserves

Carlo Cottarelli

• The austerity debate: Make haste slowly
• Fiscal adjustment: Too much of a good thing?
• Ten commandments for fiscal adjustment in advanced economies

John Cotter

• The Irish financial system in crisis

Christopher Cotton

• Do attitudes towards competition explain the gender gap?

Virginie Coudert

• Credit Default Swap fault-lines: Lessons from the 2005 GM and Ford crisis

Pascal Courty

• Why are sports organised as winner-take-all tournaments?
• Musicians are leaving money on the concert floor

Diane Coyle

• Why teaching economics must now change in light of the crisis
• What’s the use of economics? A new Vox debate
• Are economics graduates fit for purpose?

Nicholas Crafts

• Escaping liquidity traps: Lessons from the UK’s 1930s escape
• The economic legacy of Mrs Thatcher
• Returning to growth in the UK: Policy lessons from history

Michael I. Cragg

• The congressional politics of climate change

Roger Craine

• An efficient rescue plan

Vincent Crawford

• Behavioural game theory: how real people think in strategic interactions

Bruno Crépon

• Job placement and displacement: Evidence from a randomised experiment

Chiara Criscuolo

• International trade in services: A portrait of importers and exporters

Riccardo Cristadoro

• €-coin indicator and the looming recession
• Monitoring the euro area economy in real-time

Anca Cristea

• Dirty trade: How important are greenhouse-gas emissions from international transport?

Christopher Crowe

• Central bank independence and transparency: Not just cheap talk (Part 2)
• Central bank independence and transparency: Not just cheap talk (Part 1)

Meredith Crowley

• Trade policy and macroeconomic shocks: New evidence from emerging economies
• Antidumping as cooperation
• How did US and EU trade policy withstand the Great Recession?

Matthieu Crozet

• Exporting to insecure markets

Juan José Cruces

• A bad haircut is not forgotten quickly

Mario Crucini

• Publication lags and young economists’ research output

David Cuberes

• Sequential city growth
• Democracy, diversification, and growth reversals

Marisol Cuellar Mejia

• Future US skill shortages? Sorting out the evidence

José Cuesta

• The next food crisis

Yue Cui

• Determinants of trade-policy responses to the 2008 financial crisis

Alex Cukierman

• Forecasting macroeconomic developments
• The central bank independence revolution

Jesse Cunha

Elizabeth Currid

• The Warhol economy

Janet Currie

• Lasting effects of childhood health in developing countries
• The long-term impact of life before birth
• Protecting poor children in the US

Johann Custodis

• Exploiting the enemy: The economic contribution of prisoners of war to Nazi Germany