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Exchange-rate regimes and international trade: Evidence from the classical gold standard era

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JE López-Córdova… - American Economic …, 2002 - en.scientificcommons.org
Abstract In this paper we show that the spread of the classical gold standard in the late
nineteenth century increased international trade flows. This positive effect was compounded
whenever a group of countries formed a monetary union. Applying the gravity model of ...
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[CITATION] A comparison of the Case-Shiller house price index methodology with the FT house price index methodology. htp

C Meissner… - 2007
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[CITATION] Political elites in federalized countries: the case of Spain (1980-2005)

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X Coller, H Ferreira do Vale… - 2008 - Institut de Ciències Polítiques i …
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[CITATION] Why Do Countries Fix the Way They Fix?

C Meissner… - 2004 - IMF Working Paper forthcoming ( …
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On the looting of nations

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M Sarr, E Bulte, C Meissner… - Public Choice, 2011 - Springer
Abstract We develop a dynamic discrete choice model of an unchecked ruler making
decisions regarding the development of a resource rich country. Resources serve as
collateral and facilitate the acquisition of loans. The ruler chooses either to stay in power ...
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[PDF] External interventions and political instability: The Dictator model

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M Sarr, E Bulte, C Meissner… - 2010 - virtualelmar.com
Abstract We develop a dynamic discrete choice model of an unchecked ruler making
decisions regarding the development of a resource rich country. Resources serve as
collateral and facilitate the acquisition of loans. The ruler chooses either to stay in power ...
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[PDF] The evolution of double liability in american banking, 1865-1930

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RS Grossman, J Eichberger, J Frieden, S Lebergott… - 2002 - wcfia.harvard.edu
This paper examines the pattern and timing of the enactment of double liability for state banks
in the United States prior to the Great Depression. Under double liability, shareholders of failing
banks could lose, in addition to the initial purchase price of shares, an additional amount ...
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Political Elites in Federalized Countries: The Case of Spain (1980-2005). CES Working Paper, no. 146, 2008

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X Coller, H Ferreira do Vale… - 2008 - aei.pitt.edu
This paper explores the social profile of the regional elite that has emerged in Spain since
the de-mocratization and federalization of the country. For the first time, researchers present
data about crucial variables like gender, place of birth, age, education, and profession. ...
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[PDF] Economic and Social History

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J Humphries, T Leunig, M Harrison, P Fishback… - 2007 - nuff.ox.ac.uk
Abstract A new source, 1840s Admiralty seamen's tickets, is used to explore three
anthropometric issues. First, did being born in a city, with its associated disamenities, stunt?
Second, did being born near a city, whose markets sucked foodstuffs away, stunt? Third, ...
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[PDF] Resource Curse and Sovereign Debti

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MSEBC Meissner… - efdinitiative.org
An extensive literature documents that resource wealth can be a curse rather than a
blessing for many countries. Until the eighties, the general view among economists and
political scientists was that a large endowment of natural resources has a positive impact ...
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Sovereign Debt and the Resource Curse

M Sarr, E Bulte, C Meissner… - Sovereign Debt - Wiley Online Library
Countries don't go out of business.... The infrastructure doesn't go away, the productivity of
the people doesn't go away, the natural resources don't go away. And so their assets always
exceed their liabilities, which is the technical reason for bankruptcy. And that's very ...
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Acknowledgment of Reviewers for Volumes 37 and 38 of Discourse Processes

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R Berman, R Bernas, R Best, C Bowers… - Discourse …, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
DISCOURSE PROCESSES, 38(3), 345 Copyright © 2004, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates,
Inc. ... Ruth Berman Ronan Bernas Rachel Best Cheryl Bowers Ann Britt Jean Carletta Herbert
Colston Katinka Dijkstra Andrew Dillon David Dufty John Dunlosky Jennifer ...

Original Sin, Good Housekeeping, and Empire: The Relation between Currency Risk and Default Risk, 1870–1913 We study the interaction between currency stability …

M BORDO, C MEISSNER… - Cambridge Univ Press
How much does history matter? The question, is it fair to say, has never been addressed.
This paper takes up the challenge by studying the role of path dependency in the late-
nineteenth-century international monetary system. Using network analysis techniques and ...
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