Julio Escolano · 12 obras en el catálogoObrasUUnited KingdomUnited KingdomSState of Tax Policy in the Central Asian and Transcaucasian State of Tax Policy in the Central Asian and Transcaucasian Newly Independent States (Nis)FFiscal Performance, Institutional Design and DecentralizatioFiscal Performance, Institutional Design and Decentralization in European Union CountriesPPuzzle of Persistently Negative Interest Rate-Growth DifferePuzzle of Persistently Negative Interest Rate-Growth DifferentialsAAssessing the AssessmentAssessing the AssessmentPPractical Guide to Public Debt Dynamics, Fiscal SustainabiliPractical Guide to Public Debt Dynamics, Fiscal Sustainability, and Cyclical Adjustment of Budgetary AggregatesFFiscal Transparency, Fiscal Performance and Credit RatingsFiscal Transparency, Fiscal Performance and Credit RatingsCCompetitiveness in the Southern Euro AreaCompetitiveness in the Southern Euro AreaHHow Much Is a Lot? Historical Evidence on the Size of FiscalHow Much Is a Lot? Historical Evidence on the Size of Fiscal AdjustmentsGGlobal Monetary TighteningGlobal Monetary TighteningOOptimal Debt Policy under Asymmetric RiskOptimal Debt Policy under Asymmetric RiskUUnited Kingdom, selected issuesUnited Kingdom, selected issues
SState of Tax Policy in the Central Asian and Transcaucasian State of Tax Policy in the Central Asian and Transcaucasian Newly Independent States (Nis)
FFiscal Performance, Institutional Design and DecentralizatioFiscal Performance, Institutional Design and Decentralization in European Union Countries
PPuzzle of Persistently Negative Interest Rate-Growth DifferePuzzle of Persistently Negative Interest Rate-Growth Differentials
PPractical Guide to Public Debt Dynamics, Fiscal SustainabiliPractical Guide to Public Debt Dynamics, Fiscal Sustainability, and Cyclical Adjustment of Budgetary Aggregates
FFiscal Transparency, Fiscal Performance and Credit RatingsFiscal Transparency, Fiscal Performance and Credit Ratings
HHow Much Is a Lot? Historical Evidence on the Size of FiscalHow Much Is a Lot? Historical Evidence on the Size of Fiscal Adjustments