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Giovanni D'Alessio

• Are Germans poorer than other Europeans? The principal Eurozone differences in wealth and income

Francesco D'Amuri

• How immigration can benefit native workers
• The power of Google: New evidence on predicting US unemployment

Rita Da Costa

• Providing social protection to informal laborers

Marco Da Rin

• The European venture capital industry

Era Dabla-Norris

• Roads to nowhere or bridges to growth? Public investment efficiency in developing countries
• The impact of the global crisis on aid flows: Is it over yet?

Uri Dadush

• Club Med and the Sun Belt: Lessons from adjustment within a monetary union
• Can Spain and Italy export their way out of trouble?
• A new measure of the global middle class

Dmitry Dagaev

Jihad Dagher

• Lender regulation and the mortgage crisis

Gordon Dahl

• Views among economists: Are economists really so divided?

Richard Dale

• The financial meltdown is an academic crisis too

Ismail Dalla

• Local currency bond markets in the Gulf Cooperation and lessons from East Asia
• Growing local-currency bond markets

Lucia Dalla Pellegrina

• Is light-touch regulation passé?
• Governments, central bankers, and banking supervision reforms: Does independence matter?

Demián Dalle

• In case of fire, break the glass: Argentina’s border emergency-kit in times of global crisis

Jérôme Danguy

• EU patent: Good for innovation and revenue, bad for lawyers

Betty C. Daniel

• Financial crises in emerging markets: The impact of private sector risk

Jon Danielsson

• Iceland’s post-Crisis economy: A myth or a miracle?
• The capital controls in Cyprus and the Icelandic experience
• Towards a more procyclical financial system

Stephan Danninger

• How financial stress spreads

Ziad Daoud

• Disaster economics and bond yields

Sebastiano Daros

• Quantitative easing: What effect on yields?

Zsolt Darvas

• Rebalancing the Eurozone: Internal adjustments won’t be enough
• Internal adjustment of the real exchange rate: Does it work?
• A three-part plan to tackle the Eurozone debt crisis

Udaibir S Das

• Restructuring sovereign debt, 1950–2010: From process to outcomes

Sanghamitra Das

• Can competition pull along the public sector? Evidence from Indian railways

Indraneel Dasgupta

Partha Dasgupta

• Trust, law and social norms: fundamentals of economic progress

Christian Daude

• Monetary policy in Latin America: Where are we going?
• Fiscal policy in Latin America: Space to manoeuvre?
• Fiscal policy in Latin America: Better after all?

Dhaval Dave

• Physical activity and health
• Consumer adverts for pharmaceuticals: Impact on prices and sales

Francesco Daveri

• Weekend elections: Democracy and the fiscal compact
• Italy, before and after Lehman Brothers
• Does offshoring boost domestic productivity? Evidence from Italy

Viv Davies

• The Future of Doha and the WTO: A CEPR trade seminar

Michael Davies

• How does sovereign risk affect bank funding conditions? What can policymakers do?

Sir Howard Davies

• The fall and rise of central banking

Lucas W. Davis

• The original “cash for clunkers”: International trade in used vehicles

Steven J. Davis

• Economic recovery and policy uncertainty in the US
• The Rocky Balboa recovery: Is policy uncertainty holding it back?
• Policy uncertainty and the stalled recovery

Jeff Dayton-Johnson

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

Pedro de Araujo

• Containing HIV in India

Alan de Bromhead

• Right-wing political extremism in the Great Depression

Francisco de Castro

• The credibility of fiscal policies

Enrica De Cian

• Working together for a better planet: The best is the enemy of the good

Alain De Crombrugghe

• A proposal for Greek financing: Self-help with ‘reconstruction bonds’

Giacomo De Giorgi

Paul De Grauwe

• Fiscal implications of the ECB’s bond-buying programme
• Are Germans really poorer than Spaniards, Italians and Greeks?
• Panic-driven austerity in the Eurozone and its implications

José De Gregorio

• Banks and cross-border capital flows: Policy challenges and regulatory responses

Jakob de Haan

• Higher government wages may reduce corruption
• Communication by the European Central Bank: Inconsistent, yet effective?
• Contagion during the Greek sovereign debt crisis

Ralph De Haas

• Banking union: The view from emerging Europe
• Financial stability in emerging Europe: The Vienna Initiative
• Microfinance: Is it time to write off group loans?

Frank de Jong

• Dark trading, visible fragmentation and market quality
• A prudential regulatory issue at the heart of Solvency II

Olivier De Jonghe

• Bank competition and stability: Cross-country heterogeneity

Eric De Keuleneer

• A proposal for Greek financing: Self-help with ‘reconstruction bonds’

David de la Croix

• Private schools and the quality of public education

Guillermo de la Dehesa

• A deadline for solving a deadly Eurozone sovereign debt crisis
• Eurozone design and management failures
• 10 reasons why bailouts should stop before reaching Spain

Ana De La O

Sara de la Rica

• Gender gaps in performance pay

Augusto de la Torre

• The trend reversal in income inequality and returns to education: How bad is this good news for Latin America?
• Argentina all over again? Lessons for Europe

Juan Ramón de Laiglesia

• Providing social protection to informal laborers

Jan De Loecker

Giuseppe De Martino

• A proposal for countercyclical contingent capital instruments

Luiz de Mello

• The growth effect of current-account reversals
• Monitoring and managing global imbalances
• Global imbalances: Lessons from historical reversals

Jaime de Melo

• The stalemate at the negotiations on environmental goods: Can it be broken?
• Aid for trade: Can it be evaluated?
• Trade preferences that do not deny market access

Ruud de Mooij

• Confronting the jobs crisis under tight fiscal constraints
• Fiscal devaluation as a cure for Eurozone ills – Could it work?

Mariacristina De Nardi

• Life expectancy, medical expenses, and old age saving

Sergio de Nardis

• German imbalance and European tensions

Gaétan de Rassenfosse

• Policy, productivity, and patents

Joppe de Ree

• The spread of civil war

Donato De Rosa

• Corruption, institutions, and firm productivity

José de Sousa

• Market access in global and regional trade
• Time to ship during financial crises

Lúcio Vinhas de Souza

• Commodity prices and growth: A changing relationship?
• A different country: Russia’s economic resurgence

Albert de Vaal

• Intellectual property rights and FDI knowledge diffusion

Joris de Wind

• Employment protection and technological choices

Judith M. Dean

• Chinese trade and environmental degradation

Alan V. Deardorff

• A trade theorist’s take on global imbalance

Peter Debaere

• Using water resources efficiently on a global scale
• Clustering together abroad: South Korean multinationals in China
• Venturing abroad at the cost of domestic employment?

Elizabeth Debraggio

• Can computers help teachers teach math?

Jörg Decressin

• Do equity price drops foreshadow recessions?

Luca Dedola

• Is the euro a foreign currency to member states?

Anja Deelen

• Flexicurity: The Danish labour-market model in the Great Recession

Fabrice Defever

• China’s pure exporter subsidies: Protectionism by exporting
• Global sourcing: Evidence from French firms

Hans Degryse

• Is more finance better? Disentangling intermediation and size effects of financial systems
• Financing start-ups: The impact of credit scoring and bank concentration
• Banking system fragility: A regional perspective

Renaud Dehousse

• Sarkozy’s rush for a new treaty

Klaus Deininger

• Women’s inheritance: Evidence from India

Marnik G. Dekimpe

Robert Dekle

• What must happen to fully rebalance the US current account?

Emilia del Bono

Massimo Del Gatto

• Quantifying the ‘new’ gains from trade: Evidence from the EU

Marco Del Negro

• The Great Escape? Evaluating the Fed’s non-standard policies

Liam Delaney

• The long-lasting effects of public-health interventions

Anne-Laure Delatte

• The European ban on naked sovereign credit default swaps: A fake good idea

Bernard Delbecque

• Saving the euro requires restoring Spain’s competitiveness
• Saving Private Euro: What if Spain falls?
• The ECB’s proportionate response to the Eurozone crisis

Juan Delgado

• Qu’ils mangent de la brioche: Europe and the eclipsed food crisis
• How to prick housing bubbles in a monetary union: taxes and regulation

Melissa Dell

• Does climate change affect economic growth?

Giovanni Dell'Ariccia

• Rethinking macroeconomic policy: Getting granular
• A banking union for the Eurozone
• Are buybacks an efficient way to reduce sovereign debt?

Pasquale Della Corte

• The new carry trade
• Valuable predictions of exchange rates

Stefano DellaVigna

• Nine facts about top journals in economics

J. Bradford DeLong

• New preface to Charles Kindleberger, The World in Depression 1929-1939
• Spending cuts to improve confidence? No, the arithmetic goes the wrong way
• Why we need not fear that a bigger stimulus will be counterproductive

Maria Demertzis

• Financial stability is a task for central banks

Panicos Demetriades

• Why do African banks lend so little?
• Don’t rush to privatise government owned banks

Svetlana Demidova

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

Asli Demirgüç-Kunt

• Measuring financial development
• Is lending by state banks more stable over the business cycle?
• Do we need big banks?

Yuliya Demyanyk

• Subprime mortgages: Myths and reality

Wouter den Haan

• Banking reform: Do we know what has to be done?
• The myth of financial innovation and the Great Moderation
• What is the value of the financial sector? Discuss

Ard den Reijer

• Wages and productivity in the Eurozone

Yongheng Deng

• Just how risky are China’s housing markets?

Bob Denham

Nicolas Depetris Chauvin

• Competition and cash crops in sub-Saharan Africa

Stefan Dercon

Dean A. DeRosa

• Free trade agreements and trade liberalisation

Kemal Derviş

• What developing countries need from the G20 summit: Liquidity, fiscal support, and humanitarian aid

Lord Meghnad Desai

Jeffrey DeSimone

• Sex and drinking

Klaus Desmet

• Unleashing growth: The decline of innovation-blocking institutions
• Moving to Greenland in the face of global warming
• Spatial disparities in India: Have Mumbai and Chennai become too congested?

Mac Destler

Michael P. Devereux

• EU corporate tax reform: Weighing the pros and cons
• Can Greece pull it off?
• A crisis mechanism for the euro: The European Stability Mechanism

Paul Devereux

• The effects of school-starting age

Devin Pope

• How driving a mile could cost you $200

Ian Dew-Becker

• Fixing American inequality
• Why European employment growth and productivity growth are negatively correlated

Mathias Dewatripont

• Bailing out the banks: Reconciling stability and competition
• Dealing with the crisis: Policy proposals for the G20
• More money + more autonomy = better European universities

Debojyoti Dey

• Currency war or currency tango?

Julian di Giovanni

• The role of firms in aggregate fluctuations
• Is China’s growth bad news for western countries?
• International trade, vertical production linkages, and the transmission of shocks

Corrado Di Maria

• Imperfect climate policy unlikely to increase domestic emissions

Filippo di Mauro

• Global value chains are not all born identical: Evidence from France
• Recovery and beyond: Lessons for trade adjustment and competitiveness
• The euro’s impact on European firms’ competitiveness

Carmine Di Noia

• Banking union: A federal model for the European Union with prompt corrective action
• Banking union in the Eurozone and the EU
• Keep it simple: Policy responses to the financial crisis

Gianfranco di Vaio

• Is Italy going to make it?

Peter Diamond

• Demographic change, retirement and healthcare

Douglas W Diamond

• What next?

Fernando Díaz

• China’s dilemma: Higher inflation or deflation of exportables

William Dickens

• It’s not a skill mismatch: Disaggregate evidence on the US unemployment-vacancy relationship

Tatiana Didier

• Finance and growth in China and India: Have firms benefited from the capital-market expansion?
• International capital flows during crises: Gross matters
• Some pitfalls in global investing

Francis X. Diebold

• Financial market interdependence

Ed Diener

• Hedonic adaptation: Does happiness last?

Adriaan Dierx

• Market monitoring: A new tool for the Single Market

Simon Dietz

• Why do we see unilateral action on climate change?
• Ambiguity is another reason to mitigate climate change

Erik Dietzenbacher

• Higher government wages may reduce corruption

Arcangelo Dimico

• Bitter origins of the Sicilian Mafia
• The historical roots of inequality: Evidence from slavery in the US

Ralitza Dimova

• Does corruption sand or grease the wheels of economic growth?

Jonathan Dingel

Piti Disyatat

• Measuring potential output: Eye on the financial cycle
• Did global imbalances cause the financial crisis?

Jeremiah Dittmar

• Information technology and economic change: The impact of the printing press
• Information technology and economic change: the impact of the printing press

Avinash Dixit

• Game theory: emergence, applications and prospects
• Why Krugman got the Nobel Prize: Economics, not polemics

Sajjad Faraji Dizaji

• Could Iranian sanctions work? ‘yes’ and ‘no’, but not ‘perhaps’

Simeon Djankov

• Poverty does not breed civil war

Mikhail Dmitriev

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

Richard Dobbs

• Financial globalisation: Retreat or reset?
• Making a future for manufacturing in advanced economies
• Why the jobs problem is not going away

Catherine Dobbs

• Preventing a Eurozone bank and bond run

Wendy Dobson

Matthias Doepke

• Is international activism increasing child labour?
• The emergence of women’s rights and gender equality
• Europe’s fertility crisis: Lessons from the post-war baby boom

Thomas Dohmen

• The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes

Craig Doidge

• The US left behind: The rise of IPO activity around the world
• Why are foreign firms leaving US equity markets?

Juan Dolado

• Jobless in Spain: What can be done about the insider-outsider divide
• Why is Spain’s unemployment so high?
• The labour market in Spain

Jennifer Doleac

• Race, discrimination, and iPods: Experimental evidence from online markets

Mathias Dolls

• Automatic stabilisers and the global crisis

Hasan Doluca

• Three birds with one stone: The G20 and systemic externalities

Rafael Doménech

• Budget balance, structural unemployment and fiscal adjustments: The Spanish case
• Export shares, price competitiveness and the ‘Spanish paradox’
• Back from the future: A solution to the Eurozone crisis

John Donaldson

• Executive compensation: The fragile foundations of stock options

Yan Dong

• Carbon, trade policy, and carbon free trade areas

Michael Dooley

• What did not cause the global crisis

Nicholas Dorn

• New insights on financial market regulation: Stability through democratic diversity

Mirko Draca

• Political scandal and the value of connections: Insights from Britain and the US
• Who’s afraid of the big bad dragon? How Chinese trade boosts European innovation
• Do ‘more police’ make us safe?

Francesco Drago

Peter Draper

• The shifting geography of global value chains: Implications for developing countries and trade policy
• After the “Seoul Consensus”: Ways to help sub-Saharan Africa return to pre-crisis economic performance
• The “Seoul Consensus” on development: Substantial progress for sub-Saharan Africa or paperwork again?

Thorsten Drautzburg

• Financing fiscal stimulus

Itamar Drechsler

• A tale of two overhangs: The nexus of financial sector and sovereign credit risks

Denis Drechsler

• The future of African agriculture: Can smallholders be the answer?
• Buying land in developing nations
• New strategies to promote gender equality

Christian Dreger

• China’s housing bubble: New evidence

Axel Dreher

• Rogue aid: Should we fear China’s aid programme?
• Measuring anti-trafficking policies
• Fighting corruption through performance-based aid

John Driffill

• European labour-market reform
• When markets freeze: Tobin’s q and QE

Robert Driskill

• Publication lags and young economists’ research output

Peter Drysdale

• Why the Doha Round matters to Asia and the Pacific
• East Asia and the new world economic order

Stan du Plessis

• Gold standard or political discipline?

Pierre Dubois

• Obesity’s on the rise – let’s have the courage to tax junk food!

Andrei Dubovik

• Measuring the credit crunch

Esther Duflo

• Job placement and displacement: Evidence from a randomised experiment
• AIDS prevention: Abstinence vs. risk reduction
• Do not rely on bankers

Gautier Duflos

• Genuine innovation: New drugs save lives

Victor Duggan

• Service-sector reforms enhance manufacturing productivity: Evidence from Indonesia

Sebastian Dullien

• German savers should applaud the growing TARGET balances

Mardi Dungey

• Googling systemically important insurers

Marguerite Duponchel

• Are post-conflict aid projects more successful than others?

Ruben Durante

• Politics 2.0: Short-run and long-run effects of broadband internet on political participation

Art Durnev

• Why is oil bad for a nation’s long-run growth?

Tomaso Duso

• Is the European Commission making the right merger decisions?

Christian Dustmann

• The fiscal effects of A8 migration to the UK

Pushan Dutt

• Does the WTO matter?
• When corruption boosts trade

Yann Duval

• Trade costs in the developing world: 1995-2010
• Trade finance in emerging Asian economies

Alexander Dyck

Francesco D’Acunto

• Media bias and political consensus: Evidence from Berlusconi

Antonello D’Agostino

• A century of inflation forecasts