Controversies in Macroeconomics: Growth, Trade and PolicyISBN: 978-0-631-21586-8
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400 pages
April 2000, Wiley-Blackwell
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Preface: William D. Nordhaus (Yale).
Acknowledgements.
Introduction: Huw David Dixon (York).
Part I: On the Convergence and Divergence of Growth Rates:.
Introduction: Steven N. Durlauf (Wisconsin-Madison).
1. The Classical Approach to Convergence Analysis: Xavier X. Sala-i-Martin (Universitat Pompeu Fabra).
2. Technology and Convergence: Andrew B. Bernard (MIT) and Charles I. Jones (Stanford).
3. Twin Peaks: Growth and Convergence in Models of Distribution Dynamics: Danny T. Quah (London School of Economics).
4. Convergence?Inferences from Theoretical Models: Oded Galor (Hebrew University).
Part II: Trade Liberalisation and Growth:.
Introduction: Huw David Dixon (York).
5. Why Trade Liberalisation Is Good for Growth: Anne O. Krueger (Stanford).
6. Trade Liberalisation in Developing Economies: Modest Benefits but Problems with Productivity Growth, Macro Prices, and Income Distribution: Jose Antonio Ocampo (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean) and Lance Taylor (New School University).
7. Trade Reform, Adjustment and Growth: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?: David Greenaway, Wyn Morgan and Peter Wright (all Nottingham).
Part III: Regionalism versus Multilateralism:.
Introduction: Sajal Lahiri (Essex).
8. Trading Preferentially: Theory and Policy: Jagdish Bhagwati (Columbia), David Greenaway (Nottingham) and Arvind Panagariya (Maryland).
9. The New Regionalism: Wilfred J. Ethier (Pennsylvania).
10. Will Preferential Agreements Undermine the Multilateral Trading System?: Kyle Bagwell (Columbia) and Robert W. Staiger (Wisconsin-Madison).
Part IV: Financial Liberalisation and Economic Development:.
Introduction: Huw David Dixon (York).
11. In Favour of Financial Liberalisation: Maxwell J. Fry (Birmingham).
12. Financial Liberalisation, Stockmarkets and Economic Development: Ajit Singh (Cambridge).
13. Financial Development and Economic Growth: Assessing the Evidence: Philip Arestis (East London) and Panicos Demetriades (Keele).
Part V: Economics and the Measurement of Happiness:.
Introduction: Huw David Dixon (York).
14. Happiness and Economic Performance: Andrew J. Oswald (Warwick).
15. The Frame of Reference as a Public Good: Robert H. Frank (Cornell).
16. A Case for Happiness, Cardinalism, and Interpersonal Comparability: Yew-Kwang Ng (Monash).
17. Traditional Productivity Estimates Are Asleep at the (Technological) Switch: William D. Nordhaus (Yale).
Part VI: Economists, the Welfare State and Growth: The Case of Sweden:.
Introduction : Huw David Dixon (York).
18. Eurosclerosis and the Sclerosis of Objectivity: On the Role of Values Among Economic Policy Experts: Walter Korpi (Stockholm).
19. Sweden's Relative Economic Performance: Lagging Behind or Staying on Top?: Magnus Henreksen (Industrial Institute for Economic and Social Research, Stockholm).
20. Why Sweden's Welfare State Needed Reform: Jonas Agell (Uppsala).
21. Swedish Economic Performance and Swedish Economic Debate: A View from Outside: Steve Dowrick (Australian National).
Index.