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Professor Jacques Mélitz |
Professor Jacques Mélitz Professor,
Department of Economics,
· Research Fellow, Centre for Economic Policy Research, since 1983. · Member of Board of Editors, Open Economies Review, German Economic Review.
Previous Positions · Professor, Department of Economics, University of Strathclyde, 2000-2006. ·
Senior
Economist, Research Department, CREST-INSEE, ·
Professor,
Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris, 1974-2000. ·
Visiting
Scholar, European University Institute, ·
Visiting
Scholar, Bank of ·
Visiting
Scholar, ·
Consultant,
International Monetary Fund, ·
Consultant,
Division of International Finance, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve, ·
Visiting
Professor, · Managing Editor, Annales de l’I.N.S.E.E., January 1977- September 1983.
RESEARCH
Recent Discussion Papers § Mélitz, J. "Labour Market Adjustment, Social Spending and the Automatic Stabilizers in the OECD" (with Julia Darby), CEPR Discussion Paper No. 6230, April 2007. § Mélitz, J. "Discussion of Richard Baldwin, 'The euro's trade effects'" (European Central Bank conference, June 16-17, 2005). §
Mélitz,
J. "A Possible Reform of the
Fiscal Policy Framework in the EMU" (CEPR Economic Policy
Roundtable,
Recent Books § Mélitz, J. and Paul De Grauwe (eds) (2005) Monetary Unions After EMU, MIT Press. § Mélitz, J., V. Alexander and G. von Furstenberg (eds) (2004) Monetary Unions and Hard Pegs: Why, Effects on Trade, Financial Developments and Stability, Oxford University Press and CEPR. § Mélitz, J., Christian Bordes and Eric Girardin (eds) (1995) European Currency Crises and After, Manchester University Press.
Recent Articles § Mélitz, J. (2008) "Social Spending and Automatic Stabilizers in the OECD,” Economic Policy, October, pp. 716-756 (with Julia Darby). § Mélitz, J. (2008) "Language and Foreign Trade", European Economic Review, May, pp. 667-699. § Mélitz, J. (2008) "Trade Costs, Trade Balances and Current Accounts: An Application of Gravity to Multilateral Trade" Open Economies Review, DOI 10.1007/s11079-008-9082-8 (with Giorgio Fazio and Ronald MacDonald). § Mélitz, J. (2007) "The Impact of English Dominance on Literature and Welfare," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 64, pp. 193-215 § Mélitz, J. (2007) "North, South and Distance in the Gravity Model," European Economic Review, May, pp. 971-991. § Mélitz, J. (2006) "Non-discretionary and Automatic Fiscal Policy in the EU and the OECD," in Servaas Deroose, Elena Flores, Alessandro Torrini and Paul Wierts, eds., Fiscal Surveillance in EMU: New Issues and Challenges, Palgrave. § Mélitz, J. (2004) "Risk-sharing and EMU," Journal of Common Market Studies, pp.815-840. §
Mélitz,
J. (2004). "Editorial introduction"
in Volbert Alexander, George von Furstenberg and Jacques Mélitz, (eds) Monetary
Unions and Hard Pegs: Why, Effects on Trade, Financial Developments and
Stability, Oxford University Press and CEPR, Chapter 1. §
Mélitz,
J. (2004) "Geography, Trade and
Currency Union" in Volbert Alexander, George von Furstenberg and
Jacques Mélitz, (eds) Monetary Unions and Hard Pegs: Why, Effects on
Trade, Financial Developments and Stability, Oxford University Press and
CEPR, Chapter 5. §
Mélitz,
J. (2003) "Statement" to HM Treasury"
in Submissions on EMU from Leading Academics, pp. 171-174. §
Mélitz,
J. (2003) "Discussion of David Laidler," ‘The role of the
history of economic thought in modern macroeconomics’," in Paul
Mizen, ed., Monetary History, Exchange Rates and Financial Markets: Essays
in Honour of Charles Goodhart, Volume two, Edgar Elgar. §
Mélitz,
J. and Frédéric Zumer (2002) "Regional
Redistribution and Stabilization by the Center in Canada, France, the United
Kingdom and the United States: A Reassessment and New Tests", Journal
of Public Economics, pp.263-286. §
Mélitz,
J. (2001) "Debts, Deficits and the Behaviour of Monetary and Fiscal
Authorities," in Marco Buti, Jürgen von Hagen and Carlos
Martinez-Mongay, eds., The Behaviour of Fiscal Authorities, Palgrave,
ed. , ch. 12. §
Mélitz,
J. (2000) "Some Cross-country Evidence
about Fiscal Policy Behaviour and Consequences for EMU," European
Commission, European Economy, Reports and Studies, Public Debt and
Fiscal Policy in EMU, No. 2, §
Mélitz,
J. and Frédéric Zumer (1999) "Smoothing of
Regional Shocks within Countries and Lessons for EMU" Carnegie-Rochester
Conference series on Public Policy, Volume 51, pp 149-188. Download Tables §
Mélitz,
J., Michael Artis and Marion Kohler (1998) "Trade and the Number of OCA's
[optimal currency areas] in the World," Open Economies Review,
Supplement 1, pp. 537-568. §
Mélitz,
J. (1997) "The Evidence about the Costs and Benefits
of EMU", report to the Swedish Government Commission on Monetary
Union, Swedish Economic Policy Review, pp. 359-410. §
Mélitz,
J. and Hélène Erkel-Rousse (1997)"New Empirical Evidence on the Costs of
European Monetary Union," in Sylvester Eijffinger and Harry Huizinga,
eds., Positive Political Economy: Theory and Evidence, Cambride
University Press; also CEPR Working Paper no. 1169, May 1995. §
Mélitz,
J. and Claire Waysand (1996) "The Role of Government Aid to Firms during
the Transition to a Market Economy: §
Mélitz,
J., Andrew Hughes Hallett and Yue Ma (1996) "Unification and the Policy
Predicament in §
Mélitz,
J. (1996) "The Theory of Optimum Currency Areas, Trade Adjustment and
Trade", Open Economies Review, pp. 99-116. §
Mélitz,
J. and Axel Weber (1996) "The Costs/Benefits of a Common Monetary Policy
in France and Germany and possible lessons for Monetary Union," CEPR
working paper no. 1374, French version published in Economie
Internationale, no. 65, first trimester 1996. §
Mélitz,
J. (1996), "Assessing the Costs of European Monetary Union," Atlantic
Economic Journal, pp. 269-80; and Kredit und Kapital, 1998,
special supplement, heft 14, pp. 59-73. §
Mélitz,
J. (1995) "A Suggested Reformulation of the
Theory of Optimal Currency Areas", Open Economies Review, pp.
281-95. §
Mélitz,
J. (1995) "The
Current Impasse in research on Optimum Currency Areas", European
Economic Review, pp. 492-500. |
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