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Appropriate Regulation for Emerging Markets: Financial Intermediation, Regulation, and Corporate Governance
Thomas W. Hall
December 1999
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The Jobs / Capital Mismatch: Financial Regulatory Chokeholds on Economic Growth
Glenn Yago
November 1999
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Capital Access Index: Emerging Africa?
Glenn Yago, Juan Montoya, Madani Tall, Christian Yoka, and Thomas Mims
November 1999
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Rethinking Global Economic Incentives: How Mismanagement Keeps World Leaders in Office
Hilton L. Root
October 1999
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Raising Regulatory Costs of Growth Capital: Implications of the Proposal to Amend Rule 144A
Glenn Yago and Lalita Ramesh
September 1999
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America's High-Tech Economy: Growth, Development and Risks for Metropolitan Areas
Ross DeVol and Perry Wong
July 1999
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The Economic Costs of Frivolous Securities Litigation
Glenn Yago
June 1999
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Capital Access Index 1999: Deconstructing Global Financial Architecture: Global Capital Access and Policy Backlash
Glenn Yago, Lalita Ramesh, Dan Brumbaugh and James R. Barth
May 1999
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Forbes/Milken Institute Best Places Index
Ross DeVol
May 1999
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Capital Access Index: Transition Economies and Latin America
Glenn Yago and Lalita Ramesh
March 1999
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Financial Regulation and Performance
James R. Barth, Gerard Caprio, Jr., and Ross Levine
March 1999
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Mainstreaming Minority Business: Financing Domestic Emerging Markets
Michael Harrington and Glenn Yago
February 1999
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The New Korea: Crisis Brings Opportunity
Hilton Root in collaboration with Mark Abdollahian, Greg Beier, and Jacek Kugler
February 1999
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