UNDP and UNICEF Post-Conflict Employment Creation for Stabilization and Poverty Reduction PCER Report Chapter 4 Is Poverty rising in Bangladesh? Monitoring MDG 1 in Middle Income Countries Poverty and Inequality Data Sources (thanks to Maria) UNDP BCPR: Bureau of Crisis Prevention and Recovery UNDP Poverty Group Poverty and Development “Must see” Health and Poverty Data TED talk by Swedish Professor Hans Rosling NYU Conference December 4-5^th Privatization of Development Assistance Africa needs a Green Revolution Bush’s Africa Legacy (BBC) The Developing World Is Poorer Than We Thought, But No Less Successful… by Shaohua Chen and Martin Ravallion (using 2005 PPP estimates) The Foreign Aid Round II: Peter Singer (2009) The Life you can Save Newsweek NYT Review Excerpt Chronicle of Higher Education Dambisa Moyo (2009) “Dead Aid” Forward and Preface On the road from Galle to Colombo Donald Terry IDB, Remittances UN Bali Climate Agreements Rudi Dornbusch, 1942-2002 Michelangelo Antonioni 1913-2007	Darryl McLeod, Economics Department Fordham University Economics Department mailing address cv Contact: 718 817-4063/4045 or 914 661-6998 (cell) mcleod@fordham.edu fax: 718 817-3518 Office hours: E-527 Dealy Hall Wednesday 4-5pm and 9:30-10:30pm and by appointment (check 202 Dealy at 9:30pm) Fall 2009 Courses ECGA 5450: Crises, Adjustment and Poverty Wednesday 7:30pm 202 Dealy Backup web page Course calendar backup calendar Spring 2009 Courses ECRG 3240: World Poverty & Economic Development Poverty in the United States ECGA 6470: Growth & Development ECRU 3850 Environmental Economics backup Summer 2007 Research Tutorial: Econometrics and Research Methods help file Tutorial Course Statistics using Stata and Eviews Selected working papers/publications: UNDP Poverty group and BCPR (2008) Post-Conflict Employment Creation for Stabilization and Poverty Reduction “Apparel Export jobs for Women: Ladder up or Poverty Trap?” with Bill Gruben & Maria Davalos (2006) Paper prepared for the 2006 LACEA-LAMES meetings ITAM, Mexico City, November 2-4th “Apparel Exports and Education: How Developing Nations Encourage Women’s Schooling” with William C. Gruben, Economic Letter, Vol. 1, No. 3 March 2006, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas How fast did Developing Country Poverty fall during the 1990s? : Capabilities-based tests of rival estimates” Economics Letters, 90, March 2006, 297-303. “Turning Diversity to Advantage: Promoting Fair Trade and Entrepreneurship in Indigenous Communities” in Gillis, Nancy and Sean Southey (2005) A Community Dialogue for Meeting the Millennium Development Goals, Fordham University Press, New York, Apparel jobs in Latin America: ladder up or poverty trap? with Bill Gruben, Maria Davalos and Rosendo Ramirez, paper presented at the Paper presented at the eighth meeting of the LACEA/IDB/WB Network on Inequality and Poverty (NIP) México, Universidad de las Américas, Puebla July 8th and 9th 2005. Consumption Growth, Poverty and Welfare in the 1990s: Testing survey vs. national accounts based poverty rates” DataSet (zipped excel file) Remittances, Inequality and poverty Reduction: some tests for Latin America Currency Competition and Inflation Convergence in Latin America Choosing Among Rival Poverty Estimates: Some Tests for Latin America  The Openness-Inflation Puzzle Revisited Applied Economics Letters, 2004,11, 465-468. dataset (spreadsheet format)  dataset (zipped file) Capital Account Liberalization and Inflation Economic Letters, 2002, 77,221-25. Capital Account Liberalization and Disinflation (updated version) Center for Latin American Economics Working Paper #0104 Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, 2001. Capital Account Liberalization and Disinflation in the 1990s, LACEA Rio 2000 Meetings, October 22, 2000 Capital Flows, Savings, and Growth in the 1990s The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance Volume 38, Issue 3, part 1,275-532  (Autumn 1998) . Capital Flight (entry in the Fortune and Concise Encyclopedia of Economics) Minimum Wages and Poverty in Developing Countries Data Appendix- Table A-3 Chapter 3 of Labor Markets in Latin America: Combining Social Protection with Market Flexibility (1997) Sebastian Edwards and Nora Claudia Lustig, eds., Brookings Institution Press, Washington D.C. (read it on line at Brookings Institution Press Books on Line ) Is Foreign-Currency Indexed Debt a Commitment Technology? (1999) Some Evidence from Brazil and Mexico The Costs and Benefits of Fixed Dollar Exchange Rates in Latin America Economic Review, 1st Quarter, 1993, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Exchange Rate Uncertainty and Economic Growth in Latin America, with John Welch Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Research Paper No. 9338, September 1993. Terms of Trade Fluctuations and Economic Growth Journal of Development Economic, 37, 1992, pp. 89-110. 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