New Economy/Open Economy

General

• Economic Report of the President 2001online
• Martin Baily,"The New Economy: Post-Mortem or Second Wind" paper presented at ASSA meetings (Atlanta, January 2002) Also, Journal of Economic Perspectives 16(2) (Spring 2002).
• "The Role of Computer Technology in the Growth of Productivity," CBO Paper (May 2002)
• "US Productivity Growth 1995-2000" McKinsey Global Institute
• Susanto Basu, John G. Fernald, Matthew D. Shapiro,"Productivity Growth in the 1990s: Technology, Utilization, or Adjustment?" NBER Working Paper No. W8359 (July 2001).
• Martin N. Baily, Robert Lawrence, "Do WeHave A New E-Conomy?" NBER Working Paper No. W8243 (April 2001).
• William Nordhaus, "Productivity Growthand the New Economy," NBER Working Paper No. W8096 (January 2001).
• Timothy Cogley, "How Fast Can The New Economy Grow? A Bayesian Analysis ofthe Evolution of Trend Growth," Arizona State University Department of Economics WorkingPaper 16/2001 (April 2001).
• Ray C. Fair, "Testing for the New Economy in the 1990's," mimeo (Yale University, January 2002).
• StephenD. Oliner and Daniel E. Sichel, "The Resurgence of Growth in the Late 1990s: Is InformationTechnology the Story?" Finance and Economics Discussion Series 2000-20 (Federal ReserveBoard, 2000).
• Hali Edison, andTorsten Slok, "New Economy Stock Valuations and Investment in the 1990s " IMF WorkingPaper WP/01/78.
• "IMF Article IV StaffReport on the United States" IMF (August 14, 2001), see page 11.
• Dale W.Jorgenson and Kevin J. Stiroh, "Raising the Speed Limit: US Economic Growth in theInformation Age," OECD Economics Department Working Paper 261 (October 2000).
• "Economic Policy forthe Information Economy" a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of KansasCity, Jackson Hole, Wyoming (August 30 - September 1, 2001).
• NBER 2001 SummerInstitute "Productivity Potpourri" Workshop.
• NBER 2001 SummerInstitute Conference on "Productivity Growth and the Macroeconomy".
• IAOS conference on “Official Statistics and the New Economy,” (London, August 2002).

Nontechnical General

• M.J. Mandel, "Europe's scant info-tech payoff," Business Week, Nov. 19, 2001
• Economistsurvey of the New Economy, September 2000.
• "Americanproductivity: Measuring the new economy," Economist,Aug 9th 2001.
• Deutsche Bank High TechnologyTrends (latest issue)

Cross-Country Assessments

• Gerard Korteweg and Focco W. Vijselaar, “A Tale of Eight Legs on a Fly,” paper presented at IAOS conference on “Official Statistics and the New Economy,” (London, August 2002).
• Focco Vijselaar and Ronald Albers, “New technologies and productivity growth in the euro area,” ECB Working Paper No. 122 (February 2002).
• Werner Roeger, “The contribution of information and communication technologies to growth in Europe and the US: A macroeconomic analysis,” Economic Papers. No. 147 (European Commission, January 2001).
• Christopher Gust and Jaime Marquez, "International Comparisons of Productivity Growth: The Role of Information Technology and Regulatory Practices," International Finance Discussion Paper 2002-727 (May 2002)
• Christopher Gust and Jaime Marquez, "Productivity Developments Abroad," Federal Reserve Bulletin (October2000).
• Paula De Masi,Marcello Estev o, and Laura Kodres, "Who Has a New Economy?" Finance and Development38(2) (June 2001).
• Description of "A New Economy? The Changing Role of Innovation and Information Technology in Growth" OECDScience, Technology and Industry Directorate (July 2000).
• Andrea Bassanini, Stefano Scarpetta and Ignazio Visco, "Knowledge, technology and economic growth:recent evidence from OECD countries" OECD Economics Department Working Paper 259(October 2000).
• StefanoScarpetta, Andrea Bassanini, Dirk Pilat and Paul Schreyer, "Economic growth in the OECD area: recent trends at the aggregate and sectoral level," OECD Economics Department Working Paper248 (June 2000).
• OECD Science, Technology &Industry Working Papers.
• Towards Knowledge-based Economies in APEC APEC Economic Committee (2000)
• Australian website on the NewEconomy

Open Economy Implications

• "Productivity and the Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate Puzzle," Mimeo (Oct. 2002) (with Ron Alquist) . Revision of NBER WP #8824 .
• Van De Craen and Vanden Houte, "The New Economy and the foreign exchange market," mimeo, Economic Research, Bank Brussels Lambert.

• CarolineFreund; Diana Weinhold, "On the Effect of the Internet on International Trade," International Finance and Discussion Paper 2000-693 (Federal Reserve Board, December 2000.
• Michael R. Pakko, "The U.S. trade deficit: sideshow to the 'new economy'?" Federal ReserveBank of St. Louis. The Regional Economist. Apr, 2000 , p. 10-11.
• M. Chinn, "The euro/dollar rate and productivity differentials," August 6, 2001

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