Comparative Economic Studies is a journal of the Association for Comparative Economic Studies (ACES) published by @PalgraveEcon.
London, England
Joined November 2017
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📢Out in September issue:
Symposium in Honour of Prof. Oleh Havrylyshyn
in Comparative Economic Studies
Read our tribute to Oleh and about the selected papers in our intro (with co-guest editor Paul Wachtel) here:
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Call for Papers: ACES sessions at ASSA 2024. (Deadline April 15) drive.google.com/file/d/1T9q…
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Nice paper in @CompEconStudies on how populist policies and especially dismantling checks and balances can really screw up a country for a very long time. 🇦🇷
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Happy to share that my first peer-reviewed article for @popeurope was published in @CompEconStudies 🥳🎉I revisit the drivers of voting of populist parties in Europe, focusing on the interplay between economic insecurity and institutional trust. A short 🧵1/6
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Nice paper on "the world's first meritocratic bureaucracy" during Song Dynasty. Effects of which seem to echo even today.
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Palgrave Macmillan and the Journal of Comparative Economic Studies have made the most recent issue free to access and download for the next 4 weeks.
palgrave.com/gp/journal/4129…
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And it is a wrap...
How lovely to have our first in-person event in a while and to have it as a celebration of the work and life of Oleh Havrylyshyn.
Thanks to all the participants and recordings to be posted soon
@UCLSSEES
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The Bergson Prize is named after Abram Bergson, a pioneer of comparative economics, and is awarded bi-annually to the paper judged by ACES to be the best published in @CompEconStudies in the preceding two years.
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ACES is pleased to announce the winner of the 2021 Bergson Prize, Ani Harutyunyan and her paper "National Identity and Public Goods Provision." You can find that paper here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Primer on #Ukraine economy
The ripples of the Russian aggressive war in Ukraine will be felt in many corners of the world.
#StopPutin #StandWithUkraine️
theconversation.com/ukraines… via @ConversationUS
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Since we are talking about Central Asia, @CompEconStudies had a nice bird's eye view on their economies during the past 30 years by Richard Pomfret
link.springer.com/article/10…
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🚨 Call for Papers! #EconTwitter
Special Issue of @CompEconStudies on the economic and social costs of gender inequality
📅 Deadline: September 1, 2021
✅ To submit: via email (see below)
Contact me, @ShpakSolomiya, Mihnea Constantinescu or @NauroCampos with questions!
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Bilateral FDI data for 142 countries finds that deep integration in the form of #EU membership increases #FDI by about 60% from outside the EU & by about 50% from within it
R Bruno @EconUCL, @NauroCampos @EconUCL @CompEconStudies, S Estrin @LSEManagement
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Brexit or Euro for the UK? Evidence from Panel Data
Petros E. Ioannatos
@10DowningStreet
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"..evidence reveals that UK’s per capita income would have been higher by a significant 15.5% on the average had UK joined the Eurozone in 1999. If...only Eurozone’s core economies are considered, the difference would have been even higher, that is, higher by a significant 25.0%
Brexit or Euro for the UK? Evidence from Panel Data
Petros E. Ioannatos
@10DowningStreet
@PalgraveEcon @MeganGarryEvan1 @PalgraveJournal
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Is the IMF’s advice on labor markets evolving?
Designing Labor Market Institutions in Emerging Market and Developing Economies: A Review of Evidence and IMF Policy Advice
Romain Duval
Prakash Loungani
@IMFNews @LounganiPrakash
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Lifting of sanctions increased Iran’s non-oil exports🇮🇷
Political Agreements and Exporting Activities: An Empirical Assessment of the Effects of the JCPOA Agreement on Iran’s Exports
Ali Dadpay
Saleh S. Tabrizy
@UofDallas
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My colleague Eeva Kerola estimated an alternative GDP measure for #China in her 2019 paper in @CompEconStudies. Model is updated quarterly at
app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrI…
In Q4/20 growth is estimated at 4.7% (instead of 6.5%), and in 2020 GDP didn’t grow, according to model.
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Interesting paper on #China's labor market divergence by Rozelle et al.
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Wage growth accelerates for high-skill workers, decelerates for others.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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'Transition Dynamics in European Labour Markets During Crisis and Recovery'
Authors examine the transitional dynamics underpinning changes in employment, unemployment and inactivity across the EU member states 2004-2016.
Read it here: rdcu.be/cbjaZ
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