Quantitative Macroeconomics and Real Business Cycles is a collection of links to several resources about quantitative macroeconomics and especially real business cycle (RBC) theory on the World-Wide Web. Apart from links, there is quite a lot of original material (bibliography, code, etc.).
The Currency Boards site provides information on currency boards, an alternative to central banking that exists in Hong Kong, Argentina, and elsewhere.
The Centre for Co-operation with OECD Non-Members (CCNM) is the focal point for the development and pursuit of policy dialogue between the OECD and non-member economies. The Centre provides information about publications of labour markets, social policies, public management and education in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Some free publications available.
The NBER Publications include the NBER Digest that is a monthly publication that summarizes four or five new NBER studies. Professional journalists write these summaries for a non-technical audience. The Bureau sends nearly 12,000 copies of the Digest each month to readers in government, business, universities, and the media. The NBER Digest is available to the general public upon request.
The Bulletin of Inflation and Macroeconomic Analysis (EU & US) is an independent monthly university publication including: Forecast for European Consumer and US Consumer Price Index, Analysis of European Monetary Policy and analysis by sectors of inflation and competitivity in the Spanish economy and Spanish economy written by leading specialists from the state and private sectors in Spain.
NEP in Macroeconomics (NEP includes several related categories) are a part of an announcement service which filters information on new releases of working papers into edited reports. These reports are generated by subject-specific editors and are circulated via email. The goal of the NEP project and the associated announcement lists is to provide subscribers with up-to-date information on new additions to the research literature.
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