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The Irish economy: Selected policy issues An archive of older papers by PATRICK
HONOHAN See also my
current webpage at Trinity College Dublin Here you will find links to some of my unpublished or otherwise hard-to-find papers for which I sometimes receive requests. Thus, although for the past decade I have been researching mainly the financial systems of developing and transition economies at the World Bank, and from April 2007 at Trinity College Dublin this page is chiefly about the Irish economy, many of the papers having been prepared while I was Research Professor at the ESRI, 1990-98. (my cv is here and a full list of academic publications is here). |
Topics:
Explaining the Irish Economic Miracle of the 1990s
Ireland’s Exchange Rate Regimes
You can also find here the otherwise unavailable working paper versions of a few other papers::
Diagnosing Banking System Failures in Developing Countries (September 1996)
(shorter version is a BIS working paper, and shortened and revised version was published in Economic Notes, Feb. 2000)
The Fiscal Approach to Financial Intermediation (March 1994)
Financial Transactions Tax: Panacea, Threat, or Damp Squib? (draft of August 2009; with Sean Yoder)
Does PPP-Adjusted Data Exaggerate the Relative Size of Poor Economies (January 2000)
(shorter version published in Applied Economics Letters, December 2001)