1) The European
Time-Varying NAIRU and the Role of Monetary Policy, with Alberto
Montagnoli, Economics Bulletin, vol-30. no 12, 2010.
2) Assessing the impact of the ECB's monetary policy on the stock
markets: A sectoral view, with
Kholodilin, Konstantin, Montagnoli, Alberto, Siliverstovs, Boriss,
Economics Letters, Elsevier, vol. 105(3), pages 211-213, December
2009.
3) Is the impact of the ECB Monetary Policy on EMU stock market
returns asymmetric?, Studi Economici, 2009 Fascicolo: 97
4) Speculation and Monetary Policy Behaviour in 1992 Currency
Crises: The Italian Case", with
R.R. Canale and A. Montagnoli, “International Economic
Journal”, Korean International Economic Association, vol. 22(3),
pages 285-297, 2008..
5) Spese in Infrastrutture e Crescita della Domanda Turistica: Il
caso della Campania, with
R. R. Canale, forthcoming su Rivista Novus Campus, Ires.
6)
On
Keynesian effects of (apparent) non-Keynesian fiscal policies,
with
Ugo Marani, R.R. Canale e P. Foresti, rivista di “Politica Economica”,
no. 1, 2008.
7) Do
fundamentals and credibility matter in a funded pension system? A
Markov switching analysis for Australia and Iceland,
with
Mariangela Bonasia), “Brussels Economic Review” n.50(2)/2007.
8) "Are currency crises self-fulfilling? The case of Argentina"
with
Virginie Boinet and Nicola Spagnolo, “Review of Word Economics (Weltwirtschftliches
Archiv)” , Vol. 141, No. 2, 2005.
9) “The Monetary Strategy of the ECB in the first three years:
lights and shadows”, with
Carlo Altavilla, in “Politica Internazionale”, no. 4-5/6, 2004.
10) “The Dynamics of Inflation in Turkey during the nineties”,
with
Alberto Montagnoli, “Applied Economics Letters”, Volume 10, Number
10 / 15 August 2003.
11) “Efficiency and News in the Euro/Dollar Exchange Rate Market”,
with
R.R. Canale, “Rassegna Economica Quaderni di Ricerca”, n. 9, Maggio
2002.
12) “Exchange Rate Policy in the Euro-11 Area and its effects on the
Balance of Payment”, with
U. Marani and R. R. Canale for the “European Commission” Direction
II Economic and Financial Affairs, January 2000.
13) “The Unemployment in Italy in the Last Ten Years: Some Answers
from a Rational Expectations Model” , “Studi Economici”, n. 73,
2000.
14) “The performance of credibility and inflation in Italy in the
last fifteen Years”, “Studi Economici”, n. 65, 1998/2.
Forthcoming
Can a shift to a funded
Pension System affect National Saving? The case of Iceland,
with Mariangela Bonasia, Theoretical and Practical Research in
Economic Fields.
Under review/revision
1) Testing for the
stability of Money Demand in Italy: has the Euro influenced the
Monetary transmission Mechanism?
with
Salvatore Capasso, Applied Economics. Under review
3) Optimal Monetary
Policy and the Asset Market: a Non-Cooperative game,
with
Christos Ioannidis, European Journal of Comparative Studies.
Under revision
5)
Interest
rates and convergence across Italian regions,"
with
Dow, Sheila C. e Montagnoli, Alberto, Regional Studies. Under
revision
6) The recessive attitude of EMU policies and the remedies for the
crises: reflections on the Italian experience within the last ten
years, Eastern Economic Journal.
Under review
In Progressi
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1) “The exchange rate market efficiency and the risk
premium: an empirical analysis on three exchange rates”,
ESCR Research Centre on Micro-social Change, University of
Essex, ECASS – European Centre for Analysis in the Social
Science, working paper number 98/7.
2) “The efficiency hypothesis and the role of ‘news’ in the
Euro/British pound exchange rate market: an empirical
analysis using daily data”, ESCR Research Centre on
Micro-social Change, University of Essex, ECASS – European
Centre for Analysis in the Social Science, paper number
2000/8.
3) "Efficiency and News in Exchange Rate Market.
The
Euro/Dollar Case", with
R.R. Canale, Brunel University Discussion Paper, n. 06 –
2001
4) "Inflation Persistance and Credibility in Turkey During
the Nineties", with
Alberto Montagnoli, Brunel University Discussion Paper, no.
13- 2001
5) "Efficiency and news in the euro/dollar exchange rate
market”, with
R.R. Canale, Brunel University Discussion Paper, n. 9, 2002.
6) "Are currency crises self-fulfilling?
The
case of Argentina",
with
Virginie Boinet and Nicola Spagnolo, Brunel
University Discussion Paper, n. 26- 2002.
7) "Optimal Monetary Policy and the Asset Market: a
Non-Cooperative game",
with
Christos Ioannidis, Brunel University Discussion Paper, n.
25- 2003.
8) "Financial Condition Index and Interest Rate Settings: a
Comparative Analysis", with
Alberto Montagnoli, Girpe Discussion Paper, n. 04-2004.
9) "Is
the Impact of ECB Monetary Policy on EMU Stock Market
Returns asymmetric?",
DSE Working
Paper, n. 03-2006.
10) "The impact
of Privatisation of Pension System on National Saving: the
case of
Australia and Iceland",
with
Mariangela Bonasia, DSE - Discussion paper, n. 3-2006.
11)
On Keynesian effects of (apparent)
non-Keynesian fiscal policies,
with
Ugo Marani, R.R. Canale e P. Foresti
MPRA Paper, University Library of Munich, Germany, 2007.
12) “The
Role of Credibility and Fundamentals in a Funded Pension
System : A Markov Switching Analysis for Australia and
Iceland”,
with
Mariangela Bonasia, DIW Berlin, German Institute for
Economic Research- Discussion paper, n. 756, 2007.
13) “Testing for
the stability of Money Demand in
Italy: has the
Euro influenced the Monetary transmission Mechanism?”
with
Salvatore Capasso, DSE Working Paper, n. 03-2008.
14) "Interest
rates and convergence across Italian regions,"
with
Dow, Sheila C. and Montagnoli, Alberto,
Stirling Economics Discussion Papers 2009-13,
University of
Stirling, Department of Economics.
Books:
Ugo
Marani and Oreste Napolitano are the Italian adapting
authors of Macroeconomics, by R. Dornbusch, S.
Fischer and R. Startz, Mcgraw-hill, 9th Edition
Politica economica. Teorie e politiche dell’Unione Europea,
with Ugo Marani, Rosaria Rita Canale e Pasquale Foresti,
Hoepli editor, Octobre 2008.
Referee:
Economic
Modelling, Bulletin
of Economic research,
Journal of
Economics, International
Economic Journal,
Applied
Economics, Manchester
School,
Scottish
Journal of Political Economy, International Applied
Economics.
Journal
of Money, Credit and Banking
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