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• Milton Friedman: perspectives, particularly on monetary policy 

  When my son Jason was an economics Ph.D. student at Harvard in the 1990s, he said: "I have observed that only two economists can push you around,...

  Cato Journal, The, 03/22/07 by Robert J. Barro · More from publication

• Spirit of capitalism: religion and economic development 

  Research across a broad group of countries has identified many determinants of economic growth, leading to the conclusion that successful...

  Harvard International Review, 01/01/04 by Robert J. Barro · More from publication

• Growth and Investment in East Asia Before and After the Financial Crisis 

  In 1997-8, five East Asian countries - Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, the Philippines, and Thailand - experienced sharp currency and banking...

  Seoul Journal of Economics, 07/01/03 by Barro, Robert J; Lee, Jong-Wha · More from publication

• Economic Growth and the Asian Financial Crisis 

  1. Background on Asian Economic Growth The reason for the term "Asian miracle" is clear from Table 1, which presents the record of economic growth...

  Malaysian Journal of Economic Studies, 06/01/98 by Barro, Robert J · More from publication

• Inflation and growth 

  Review - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 05/01/96 by Barro, Robert J]]> · More from publication

• Recent research on economic growth 

  The importance of economic growth can be gleaned from the tremendous amount of research done on the subject since the mid-1980s. Research has shown...

  NBER Reporter, 06/22/94 by Robert J. Barro · More from publication

• Program report: economic growth 

  Program Report Program Report Economic Growth In the 1950s and 1960s, there was widespread interest among economists in the long-run rate of...

  NBER Reporter, 09/22/90 by Robert J. Barro · More from publication

• Rational-expectationist - The Great Deficit Debate 

  IN RECENT YEARS the U.S. budget deficit has been the dominant popular economic crisis. The supposed harmful effects of these deficits include...

  National Review, 01/27/89 by Robert J. Barro · More from publication