Money supply, Liquidity, Cash flows, Demand and Price Analysis, Financial Economics, Institutional and Behavioral Economics, International Relations/Trade, Public Economics,

Christopher, Adam

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Research Papers in Economics

Aid and Fiscal Deficits:

and B.Goderis (2008) ‘Monetary Policy and Oil Price Surges in Nigeria’ in P.Collier, C.Pattillo and C.Soludo (eds) Economic policy Options for a Prosperous Nigeria

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Central Bank Financial Strength,

Central bank quasi-fiscal losses and high inflation in Zimbabwe: A Note’

D.Laxton and P.Karam (2006) ‘Practical Model-Based Monetary Policy’ IMF Working Paper WP/06/80.

Does Inflation Targeting Make a Difference?’

Exchange rate pass-through to inflation in Uganda: evidence from a vector error correction model’. Bank of Uganda Working Paper WP/09/08.

IMF (2008b) ‘Uganda: Third Review under Policy Support Instrument’

IMF(2007) 'The Macroeconomics of Scaling-Up Aid: Lessons from Recent Experience'

Inflation Targeting Lite IMF Working Paper WP/03/12

S.O'Connell and C.Adam (2009) &quot;Fiscal Inertia, Donor Credibility and the Monetary Management of Aid Surges&quot; (mimeo at http://www.economics.ox.ac.uk/Members/christopher.adam/default.htm)

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The macroeconomic effects of oil price shocks: why are the 2000s so different from the 1970s?” NBER Working Paper 13368.

Uganda: Statistical Appendix and Selected Issues.

The conduct of monetary policy in Uganda: an assessment

The conduct of monetary policy in Uganda: an assessment

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