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publications
- The delusion of State guarantees
Natacha Valla
- International Trade and Firm-Level Markups when Location and Quality Matter
Flora Bellone, Patrick Musso, Lionel Nesta, Frederic Warzynski - Offshoring and the Shortening of the Quality Ladder: Evidence from Danish Apparel
Valérie Smeets, Sharon Traiberman, Frederic Warzynski - Migration and Regional Trade Agreement: a (new) Gravity Estimation
Gianluca Orefice, Luiz Lima, Erik Figueiredo - Fragmenting global business processes: A protection for proprietary information
Julien Gooris, Carine Peeters - A Search-Theoretic Approach to Efficient Financial Intermediation
Fabien Tripier
Workshop CEPII-CEPR-EUI – Financing Investment and the European Corporate Sector
December 2, 2014
What can Asia learn from Economic reforms in Europe? - 11th Asia Europe Economic Forum
December 5 - 6, 2014
Immigration in OECD Countries
December 8, 2014
Firm Heterogeneity and its Implication for Aggregate Outcomes
January 13, 2015
Edito
Central banks currency swaps : a key feature of the international monetary system Currency swaps combined with the unlimited and exclusive power of central banks to create money can match the volatility of international capital flows. They have proved very effective during the recent financial crisis. However, they have not been associated with conditionality and they are more precarious than existing arrangements, such as the IMF or regional financial agreement, which they challenge. Embedding these swaps in a formal international treaty is not a realistic goal and it would be ineffective but it is likely that an internationally agreed set of principles would help to improve their incidence on the world’s monetary and financial stability while at the same time making them more transparent and fairer. >>> Christophe Destais |
Databases
EconMap – Macroeconomic projections to 2050 Developed at CEPII since 2010, the macroeconomic projections database EconMap has been updated, providing homogenized and up-to-date data from 1980 to 2012, as well as improved projections up to year 2050 for 167 countries (20 more than the previous version), regarding Gross Domestic Product, production factors (capital, labor, energy) and productivity (energy-specific and capital-labor-specific). This database is built from an updated version of the MaGE model (available online), introducing better insights in the dynamics of global energy productivity along with economic development. These projections will be presented at an upcoming meeting of the Club du CEPII on November the 24th. |
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