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World Economics
The Journal of Current Economic Analysis and Policy

World Economics is a quarterly journal that brings you unprecedented access to the best current thinking in economics and its practical application to business, investment and policy making.

If you need to apply economic knowledge in your work, or are simply interested in the subject and want to stay informed about the economic challenges facing the world, World Economics is the journal you must read.

The journal is independent and has a global perspective. It holds no partisan position. Arguments are welcomed from all sides of the debate.

World Economics is published quarterly by NTC Economic & Financial Publishing in association with OXONIA, The Oxford Institute for Economic Policy.

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Latest Issue

Volume 9 � Number 1

Challenging Times for UK Monetary Policy
Andrew Sentance

The Future of Financial Regulation
Howard Davies

Alternative Strategies for Fighting Unemployment
Lessons from the European experience
Gilles Saint-Paul

Growth Strategies and Dynamics
Insights from country experiences
Mohamed A. El-Erian & A. Michael Spence

Three Cheers for the 'Progressive State'
Ben Friedman on the moral consequences of economic growth
An interview with introduction by Brian Snowdon

Two Concepts of the Output Gap
Tim Congdon

Islamic Economics and Finance
Rodney Wilson

COMMENT

Poverty Reduction in Developing Countries
No consensus but plenty of solutions
Michael Chibba

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EXECUTIVE EDITORS

Alan Budd
The Queen's College, Oxford

Domenico Lombardi
OXONIA, The Oxford Institute for Economic Policy

David Miles
Imperial College, London

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Charles Bean
London School of Economics

Alan Blinder
Princeton University

Andrew Crockett
JP Morgan Chase International

David Currie
City University Business School

Gavyn Davies
Fulcrum Asset Management

David Henderson
Westminster Business School

David Hendry
OXONIA, The Oxford Institute for Economic Policy

Mervyn King
The Bank of England

Allan H. Meltzer
Carnegie Mellon University

Stephen Nickell
Nuffield College, Oxford

Gus O'Donnell
Cabinet Office

Kenneth S. Rogoff
Harvard University

Robert M. Solow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology