Useful Links
CEPR VOXEU blog : Economic debates and current
economic research.
European Issue: Eurointelligence
Paul Krugman's Blog worth
reading any day.
Open Economy Macroeconomics Resources
Brian Doyle's New Open Economy Macroeconomics Homepage
Gianluca Benigno, Pierpaolo Benigno and Fabio Ghironi's Monetary Policy Rules in
Open Economies.
Joseph Joyce's International
Financial Institutions Research Site at Wellesley College: A link to a link
should be called a metalink, I suppose.
Fair Model It is the only case I
know of macromodelling through the web. Very interesting and usefull resource
for teaching the working of macromodels and for some reasearch. A very simple South Africa model is included in the world model. Just have a look at the workbook to see
what you can do.
NBER
CEPR
JSTOR
ECONBASE
(Elsevier/North-Holland Journals)
Science Direct
(Elsevier)
MIT
Press Journals
Blackwell
Publishers Journals
Journal of
Business and Economic Statistics
Journal of Applied Econometrics
Review of Economic Studies
International Finance Section at
Princeton University
The Economist
The Financial Times
Reuters International
Clippings
The Federal Reserve Board
International Monetary Fund
IMF Research
Bank for International Settlements
Central Banking Resources
Brookings Institution
Institute for International Economics
International
Statistical Agencies
Statistical Abstract of the United
States
Data at NBER
Livingston Survey
Bill Goffe's Resources for Economists
The Dismal Scientist
Dr T's Econlinks.com
Pliny Fisk Library (Economics) at
Princeton University
