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Dominick Salvatore

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Distinguished Professor and

Director of Ph.D. Program
Department of Economics
Fordham University
Bronx, New York l0458
U.S.A.
Tel. 718-817-3606 or 4045;
Fax 914-337-3355;
Salvatore@fordham.edu

FIELDS: International Economics, Microeconomic Theory, Managerial Economics, Development Economics, Econometrics

EDUCATION:

B.A., The City College of New York, 1964
M.A., The City College of New York, 1966
Ph.D., The City University of New York, 1971

TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:

Instructor, City College of New York, 1968-1971
Assistant Professor, Fordham University, 1971-1974
Associate Professor, Fordham University, 1974-1977
Professor, Fordham University, since 1978
Director of Graduate Program, 1988-1994
Department Chairman 1982-1988 and 1994-2002
Director of Ph.D. Program, 2003-2005
University Distinguished Professor, since 1997
Visiting Professor, University of Rome, Spring 1991-1992, 2003-2005
Visiting Professor, University of Triest, Spring 1994 -2002
Visiting Professor, Business & Economics University of Vienna, Summer 1995-2003

AWARDS, HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS:

Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Dean's List, Summa cum laude
National Defense Education Act Fellowship (NDEA) 1966-1969
University Dissertation Fellowship 1969-1970
Senior Fulbright Research Award, 1975-6 Academic Year
Senior Fulbright Teaching/Research Award, Spring 1981
Board of Directors, Society of Policy Modeling since 1986
National Academy of Sciences Teaching Program in China, Summer 1988
Co-chairman of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1988-1997
Elected American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1992
Board of Directors, New York Academy of Sciences since 1993-1996
Nominating Committee, President American Economic Association, 1994-1995
President of the International Trade and Finance Association in 1994-1996
Board of Directors, Eastern Economic Association, 1997-1999
Ph.D. Alumni Achievement Award of CUNY, 1997
Graduate Teacher of the Year Award, Fordham University, 1997
Elected Knight of Malta, 1997
Elected Fellow of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1997
Appointed Distinguished Professor of Economics, Fordham University, 1997
Chairman, Economics Section, New York Academy of Sciences, 1998-2002
Awarded the Medal of Senate of the Republic of Italy, 2003
Awarded the Dorso Prize, Rome February 2004
Included in Who’s Who in Social Science Higher Education, May 2004
Included in Stratmore’s Who’s Who in the Social Sciences, October 2004

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

American Economic Association
American Econometric Society
American Association for the Advancement of Science
North American Economic and Financial Association
Royal Economic Society
Regional Science Association
Southern Economic Association
Eastern Economic Association
Society for Policy Modeling
New York State Economic Association
Founding Member of the International Trade and Finance Association

RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS, GRANTS AND CONSULTING ACTIVITIES

Consultant: United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Economic Policy Institute.

Editor: International Handbook Series, the Greenwood Press.

Co-Editor: Open Economies Review and Journal of Policy Modeling

Associate Editor: The American Economist and Frontiers in Finance and Economics

Editorial Board: Global Economy Journal, Journal of Economics and Finance, International Trade Journal, Mondo Bancario.

Executive Board: International Trade and Finance Association; Society of Policy Modeling; Eastern Economic Association.

Other: National Academy of Sciences and National Science Foundation: Project Reviewer.
Foreign Direct Investments and Growth: United Nations Project 1992-93.
Income Distribution and Economic Development: 1992-1997 UN Project with Lawrence Klein.
Research Fellow, Institute for European Affairs, Business and Economics University of Vienna since 1998.

Referee: Contemporary Policy Issues, Economic Journal, Economica, Journal of Business and Economics, Journal of Developing Areas, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Economics and Finance, Population and Development Review, Regional Science and Urban Economics, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Scottish Journal of Economics, Southern Economic Journal, World Development.

Consultant: Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Princeton University Press, Kluwer Publishers, Elsevier North-Holland, Wiley & Sons Inc.

Various Multinationals Corporations and Global Banks.

GRADUATE COURSES TAUGHT

International Trade
International Finance
International Economics of Development
Microeconomic Theory
Managerial Economics
Econometrics

PUBLICATIONS - BOOKS:

1. Economics. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1972. Coauthor. Second Edition, 1976.

2. Statistics. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1973. Coauthor.

3. Microeconomic Theory and Problems. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974. Paperback.

Translated: Arabic, Chinese, French, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean,

Portuguese, Spanish, Thai. Reprinted: India, Taiwan. More than 700,000 copies sold.

Second Edition, 1983. Third Edition, 1992. Fourth Edition (Forthcoming), 2005.

4. International Economics - Theory and Problems. New York. McGraw-Hill, 1976.

Translated: Arabic, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and Thai.

Reprinted Taiwan. Second Edition, 1984. Third Edition, 1990. Fourth Edition, 1996.

5. Development Economics. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977. Coauthor.

Translated into Spanish and Indonesian.

6. Principles of Economics. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1980. Coauthor.

Translated: Arabic, French, Indonesian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Second Edition, 1997.

7. Internal Migration and Economic Development. Washington, D.C.: University Press of

America, 1981. Hard Cover and Paper Editions. Reviewed in: Journal of Regional Science,

22 (1982), 408-9 and Rivista di Politica Economica, 73(1983), 590-1.

8. Statistics and Econometrics. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1982 (Author).

Second Edition, 2002 (with Co-Author).

Translated: Arabic, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Reviewed in American Economist, 26 (1982), 87; Kyklos, 36 (1983), 347-9.

9. International Economics. New York: Macmillan, 1983. Leading Undergrad. & Graduate text.

Translated: Chinese, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish.

Second Edition, 1987. Third Ed., 1990. Fourth Ed., 1993. Fifth Ed., Prentice-Hall, 1995.

Sixth Ed., Prentice-Hall, 1998. Seventh Ed., Wiley & Sons, 2001.

Eighth Ed., Wiley & Sons, 2004.

10. Protectionism. Special Issue Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor & Contributor. Spring 1985.

11. Microeconomics. New York: Macmillan, 1986. Translated into Italian.

HarperCollins, New Edition, 1991, Second edition, 1994. Addison-Wesley, Third Ed., 1997.

Fourth Edition, Oxford University Press, 2003.

12. The New Protectionist Threat to World Welfare. Editor. New York: North-Holland, 1987.

Among Contributors are: Balassa, Baldwin, Bhagwati, Branson, Corden, Cooper, Deardorff,

Helleiner, Klein (Nobel 1978), Kreinin, Krugman, McKinnon, Michaely, Mussa, Stern.

Reviewed in: International Trade Journal, Summer 1987, 421-424; Southern Eco. Journal,

January 1988, 410; American Economist, Spring 1988.

13. Modeling Demographic and Economics Dynamics. Special Issue, Journal of Policy

Modeling. Editor and Contributor. Spring 1988.

14. World Population Trends and Their Impact on Economic Development.

Editor and Contributor. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1988.

15. Managerial Economics in a Global Economy. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1989.

Translated: Croatian, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Spanish.

Second Edition, 1993. Third Edition, 1996. Fourth Edition, Harcourt Publishers, 2001.

Fifth Edition, South-Western (International Thompson), 2004.

16. Managerial Economics - Theory and Problems. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1989.

Translated into Spanish.

17. African Development Prospects: A Policy Modeling Approach. Editor and Contributor.

New York: Francis & Taylor for the United Nations, 1989.

18. The Japanese Trade and Competitiveness Challange and the U.S. Response.

Washington, D.C.: Economic Policy Institute, 1990.

19. National Economic Policies. Editor and Contributor.

Amsterdam and Westport, Conn.: North-Holland and Greenwood Press, 1991.

20. National Trade Policies. Editor and Contributor.

Amsterdam and Westport Conn.: North-Holland and Greenwood Press, 1992.

21. Monetary Policies in Developed Economies. Co-Editor and Contributor.

Amsterdam and Westport, Conn.: North-Holland Greenwood Press, 1993.

22. Foreign Exchange Issues, Capital Markets, and International Banking in the 1990s.

Co-Editor and Contributor. New York: Francis & Taylor, 1993.

23. Protectionism and World Welfare. Editor. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993.

Among Contributors are: Baldwin, Bhagwati, Corden, Cooper, Dornbusch, Helleiner, Klein,

Krugman, McKinnon, Mundell, Mussa, Tanzi.

24. The North American Free Trade Agreement. Co-Editor. New York: Pergamon Press, 1994.

25. Economic Development. Co-Editor & Contributor. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1994.

26. The International Monetary System: Are Present Arrangements Optimal? Special Issue,

Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. Fall 1995.

27. The International System Between New Integration and Neo-Protectionism. Co-Editor and

Contributor. London: Macmillan, 1996.

28. Macroeconomic Policy in Open Economies. Co-Editor and Contributor.

Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1997.

29. Trade and Payments in Central and Eastern Europe's Transforming Economies.

Co-Editor and Contributor. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1997.

30. International Finance. Arezzo: Banca Etruria, 1998.

31. The Operation of the International Monetary System. Co-Editor.

Norwell, Mass.: Kluwer, 1999.

31. Symposium on Lessons from the Asian Financial Crisis. Special Issue, Journal of Policy

Modeling. Editor and Contributor. May 1999.

33. Symposium on the Euro, the Dollar and the International Monetary System.

Special Issue Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. May 2000.

34. Eastern Enlargement: The Sooner the Better? Vienna, Ministry of Economics and Labor,

2000. Co-Editor.

35. Small States: New Challenges and Opportunities. Co-Editor. London, Macmillan, 2001.

36. Symposium on “Dollarization for North America? For All of the Americas?”.

Special Issue, Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. May 2001.

37. Symposium -- Part A: “The Dollar vs. the Euro: Will There Be A struggle for Dominance?

and Part B: “Taxation and Growth in the U.S. Economy.” Special Issue, Journal of Policy

Modeling. Editor and Contributor. July 2002.

38. Symposium on “New Economy and Growth in the United States”. Special Issue,

Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. June 2003.

39. The Dollarization Debate. Co-Editor. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003.

40. Symposium on “Globalization, Growth and Poverty”. Special Issue,

Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. June 2004.

41. Symposium on “Euroization and Restructuring in Transition Economies.

Special Issue, Journal of Policy Modeling. Editor and Contributor. October 2004.

42. Introduction to International Economics. New York. Wiley, October 2004.

43. Income Distribution. New York. Oxford University Press, 2005 (Forthcoming). Co-Author

PUBLICATIONS - ARTICLES:

1. "The Operation of the Market Mechanism and Regional Inequality," Kyklos, 25 (1972),

516-538.

2. "Regional Inequality and the Market Mechanism," Kyklos, 26 (1973), 527-533.

3. "Interregional Capital Flows and Economic Development," Economica Internazionale,

29 (1976), 66-88.

4. "Trade as an Engine of Growth for Petroleum Exporting Nations," Rivista Internazionale di

Scienze Economiche e Commerciali, 23 (1976), 662-674. Coauthor.

5. "An Econometric Analysis of Internal Migration in Italy," Journal of Regional Science,

17 (1977), 395-408.

6. "Testing Various Econometric Models of Internal Migration," Review of Regional Studies,

7 (1978), 31-41.

7. "A Simultaneous Equations Model of Internal Migration with Dynamic Policy Simulations

and Forecasting," Journal of Development Economics, 7 (1980), 231-246.

8. "A Theoretical and Empirical Evaluation and Extension of the Todaro Migration Model,"

Regional Science and Urban Economics, 11 (1981), 499-508.

9. "Internal Migration and Economic Development," Rivista di Politica Economica.

72 (1982), 1219-1243. Lead Article. In Italian. Reprinted in English 73 (1983), 185-208.

10. "A Simultaneous Equations Model of Trade and Development with Dynamic Policy

Simulations," Kyklos, 34 (March, 1983), 66-90. Abstracted in Journal of Economic

Literature, 21 (1983), 1840. Abstracted in Atlantic Economic Journal, 11 (1983), 95-96.

11. "An Econometric Model of Internal Migration and Development: Extensions and Tests,"

Regional Science and Urban Economics, 14 (March 1984), 77-87.

12. "Petroleum Prices, Exchange Rate Changes, and Domestic Inflation in Developing Nations,"

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv (Review of World Economics), 119 (1984), 580-9.

Abstracted in Journal of Economic Literature, 23 (1985), 990.

13. "The New Protectionism and World Welfare," Journal of Policy Modeling, 7 (Spring 1985),

1-22. Reprinted in Economic Impact, No. 54, March-April 1986.

Distributed by the United States Information Agency in over 100 countries.

49. "Europe's Structural and Competitiveness Problems and the Euro," The World Economy,

March 1998, 189-205.

50. "Capacity Building and Institutional Development in Central European Transition

Countries," European Managemment Journal, August 1998, 431-446. Co-author.

51. “International Monetary and Financial Arrangements: Present and Future,”

Open Economies Review, December 1998, 1-41.

52. “Lessons from the Financial Crisis in Asia,” Journal of Policy Modeling, May 1999,

283-288.

53. “Could the Financial Crisis in Asia Have Been Predicted?” Journal of Policy Modeling,

May 1999, 341-348.

54. “The Euro Versus the Dollar,” Euro, February 1999, 19-23.

55. “One Crisis After Another,” Etruria Oggi, June 1999, 22-27.

56. “Benefits and Costs of the European Economic and Monetary Union,”

The Brown Journal of World Affairs, Fall 1999, 187-194. Co-author.

57. “The Euro and the International Monetary System,” Global and Local Economic Review,

Fall 1999, 9-20.

58. “Financial Restructuring and Bank Privatization in Central European Transition Economies,”

Oesteuropa-Wirtschaft, September 1999, 284-297. Co-Author.

59. “Priviledged Interfirm/Bank Relationships in Central Europe: Trigger or Trap for Corporate

Governance?” CASE, No. 170, Fall 1999, 1-32. Co-author.

60. “The Euro Versus the Dollar,” Global Economy Quarterly. January-March, 2000, 49-70.

61. “A Test of the Superiority of Large Firms as Institutions to Reduce Risks,”

Zeitschrift fur Betriebswirtschaft, April 2000, 453-469. Co-author.

62. “Mundell – Three Brilliant Ideas, One Nobel,” Journal of Policy Modeling, May 2000,

305-311.

63. “The Euro, the Dollar, and the International Monetary System,” Journal of Policy Modeling,

May 2000, 407-415.

64. “Forecasting Financial Crises in Emerging Market Economies,” Open Economies Review,

July 2000, 247-260. Co-Author.

65. “The Impact of Financial and Fiscal Variables on Economic Growth,”

International Economic Journal, July 2000, 133-150. Co-author.

65. “The Present International Monetary System: Problems, Complications, and Reforms,”

Open Economies Review, August 2000, 133-148.

67. “The Euro: Problems and Possibilities” Etruria Oggi, January 2001, 6-10.

68. “Dollarization for the Americas?” Editor’s Introduction, Journal of Policy Modeling,

April 2001, 237-240.

69. “Which Countries in the Americas Should Dollarize?” Journal of Policy Modeling,

April 2001, 347-355.

70. “The EU’s Eastern Enlargement,” Empirica, July 2001, 137-157.

71. “Financial Crisis in Emerging Markets and Reforms of the International Monetary System,”

Medit, December 2001,

72. “The Euro: Expectations and Performance” Eastern Economic Journal, Jan. 2002, 121-136.

73. “The Euro, The European Central Bank, and the International Monetary System,”

The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,” Jan. 2002, 153-167.

74. “Tax Harmonization in the EU: Neither Feasible Nor Desirable” Etruria Oggi, April 2002,

6-10.

75. “The Euro vs. the Dollar and Taxation and Growth,” Journal of Policy Modeling, July 2002,

301-305.

75. “Relative Taxation and Competitiveness in the European Monetary Union: What the

European Monetary Union Can Learn from the United States Journal of Policy Modeling,

July 2002, 401-410.

76. “The New Economy and Growth in the G-7 Countries,” Journal of Policy Modeling,

July 2003, 531-540.

77. “The World’s Economic Situation,” Etruria Oggi, July 2003, 62-67.

78. “International Trade and Economic Development,” Institutions and Economic Development,

Fall 2003, 5-26.

79. “Globalization and Growth in the World Economy,” Medit, Fall 2003, 27-35.

80. “Globalization, Growth, and Poverty,” Journal of Policy Modeling, June 2004, 543-551.

81. “Restructuring and Exchange Rates in Transition Economies, Journal of Policy Modeling,

October 2004 (Forthcoming).

82. “Globalization: Important and Inevitable,” Etruria Oggi, November 2004 (Forthcoming).

83. “Globalization, Comparative Advantage and Europe’s Double Competitive Squeeze,”

Global Economy Journal, November 2004 (Forthcoming).

84. “Changes in the Relative International Competitiveness of the European Union during the

Past Two Decades,” Global Economic Review, November 2004 (Forthcoming).

85. “Robustness of Forecasting Financial Crises in Emerging Market Economies with Data

Revisions,” Open Economies Review, June 2005, Co-author (Forthcoming).

86. “Trade Protectionism around the World during the Past two Decades: A Review,”

Open Economies Review, June 2005 (Forthcoming).

87. “Currency Misalignments and Trade Asymmetries among Major Economic Areas,”

2005 (Forthcoming).

OTHER ARTICLES:

Editorial writer for Il SOLE 24-ORE (wrote more than 100 articles from June 1998 to present).

PUBLICATIONS - CONTRIBUTION TO BOOKS:

1. "The Balance of Payments," in Handbook of Economic and Financial Measures,

H. Greenfield and F. Fabozzi Eds. Homewood, Illinois: Dow Jones-Irwin, 1984.

2. "Internal Migration, Urbanization and Development," in Urban Geography - Theories,

Models, Recent Trends, C.S. Yadav Ed. New Delhi: University of Delhi Press, 1986.

3. "The New Protectionist Threat to World Welfare: An Overview," in

The New Protectionist Threat to World Welfare, D. Salvatore Ed. New York:

North-Holland, 1987.

4. "The Employment Effects of North-South Trade Barriers with and without Index Financial

Transfers," Coauthor. In The New Protectionist Threat to World Welfare, D. Salvatore, Ed.

New York: North-Holland, 1987.

5. "The Rise of New Protectionism, Economic Development, and the Future of the International

Trade Regime," in The New Protectionism and Restructuring, H. Singer, N. Hatti, and

R. Tandon. Eds. Bangalore, India: Institute for Social and Economic Change, 1988.

6. "The Emergence of New Protectionism with Non-tariff Instruments," in Macroeconomic

Management and the Enterprise in East & West, C. Saunders, ed. London: Macmillan, 1988.

7. "Population Growth and Economic Development," in World Population Trends and Their

Impact on Economic Development, D.Salvatore, Ed. Westport,Conn.:Greenwood Press, 1988.

8. "Rural-Urban Migration, Unemployment & Economic Development," in World Population

Trends and TheirImpact on Economic Development, D. Salvatore, Ed. Westport, Conn.:

Greenwood Press, 1988.

9. "An Overview of African Development," Ch. 1 in African Development Prospects: A Policy

Modeling Approach, D. Salvatore, Ed. Published for the United Nations by Taylor and

Francis, New York, 1989.

10. "The African Crisis," Ch. 2 in African Development Prospects: A Policy Modeling Approach,

D. Salvatore, Ed. Published for the United Nations by Taylor & Francis, New York, 1989.

11. "Development Prospects for Africa", Ch. 8 in African Development Prospects: A Policy

Modeling Approach, D. Salvatore, Ed. Published for the United Nations by Taylor and

Francis, New York, 1989.

12. "Trade Liberalization and the Future of the International Monetary System," in

Trade Liberalization in the 1980s, H. Singer, N. Hatti, and R. Tandon. Eds.,

Bangalore, India: Institute for Social and Economic Change, 1989.

13. "Global Imbalances and U.S. Policy Responses," in Global Imbalances and East-

West Economic Relations, C. Saunders, Ed. London: Macmillan, 1989.

14. "Concepts for a New International Trade and Monetary Order," in

The World Economy and the East, G. Fink, Ed. Vienna: Springer-Verlag, 1989.

15. "Voluntary Export Restraints and Escape Clause Protectionism in the United States,"

Radford University Symposium on International Competitiveness Proceedings July 1989.

16. "Voluntary Export Restraints, Escape Clauses Protection and Economic Development,"in

Trade Liberalization in the 1990s, H. Singer, N. Hatti, and R. Tandon Eds., Bangalore,

India: Institute for Social and Economic Change, 1990.

17. "Protection in Manufactures in the United States: Comment," in D. Greenaway and

A. O'Brien, Eds., Global Protectionism. London: Macmillan, 1991.

18. "The International Monetary System: Present and Future," in

Aid and External Financing in the 1990 International Economic System.

H. Singer, Hatti, R. Tandon, Eds., Bangalore, India: Institute for Social & Economic

Change, 1991.

19. "Trading Blocks and Protetionism" in

Proceedings, Intern. Trade & Finance Association Meeting, Marseilles, May 2, 1991.

20. "The Role of Foreign Economic Relations in Eastern Europe's Transition to a Market

Economy," in C. Saunders, ed., Economics and Politics of Transition. London:

Macmillan, 1992.

21. "A Model of African Economic Development," Coauthor, in A.J. Rayner and C. Milner,

Eds., Policy Adjustment in Africa. London: Macmillan, 1992.

22. "Oil Imports and Domestic Stability in the Leading Industrial Countries," in B.S. Katz and

S. Shojai, Eds., Oil In the Eighties. New York: Praeger, 1992.

23. "A First Step Toward Normalizing the Gini Coefficient," Proceedings of International

Conference on Personal Income Distribution, Inequality and Poverty, Univ. of Siena, 1992.

24. "A Statistical Analysis of the Relationship Between Budget Deficits and Trade Deficits,"

Proceedings of the XXXVI Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society, Univ. Pescara,

April 1992.

25. "Population, Demographic Trends, and the Labor Market: The Economist's View,"

in A. Golini, Population, Demographic Trends and the Labor Market. Rome: Univ. Rome,

1993.

41 "Globalization and International Competitiveness," in J. Dunning, ed., Globalization, Trade,

and FDI. New York; Praeger, 1998, 1-18.

42. “Present International Monetary and Financial Arrangements,” in Cesefin, Ideas for the

Future of the International monetary System, Florence, Associazione Guido Carli, , 1998,

81-86.

43. “The East Asian Crisis,” Fordham University Finance, Securities and Tax Law Forum,

New York, Fordham University, December 1998, 12-29.

44. “Ideas for the Future of the International Monetary System: Conclusions,” Co-author,

in The Operation of the International Monetary System. Kluwer, 1998, 689-700.

45. “The Competitiveness of Europe,” in P. Darlap and H. Handler, eds., Future Competitiveness

of Europe (Vienna: European Academy of Excellence, Dec. 1998, 22-28, 58-59, 115-122.

46. “How Can Exchange Rate Systems Be Made to Work Better?” in S. Rehman,

Exchange Rate Systems and Options for the Next Millennium. JAI Press, 1999, 145-163.

47. “The Economic Performance of Small and Large nations,” in D. Salvatore and

M. Svetlovic, eds., Small States: Challenges and Opportunities. London: Macmillan, 1999,

Chapter 2 (71-92).

48. “Norrowing the Structural Gap in Transition Economies,” in S. Arndt, H. Handler and

D. Salvatore, eds., Eastern Enlargment: The Sooner the Better? Vienna, Ministry of

Economics and Labor, 2000, 30-57.

49. “The Euro as an International Currency” Proceedings of the Fourth ECSA-World

Conference. Brussels, European Commission, 2000, 255-270.

49. “Changes in the Relative International Competitiveness of the United States, Europe, Japan,

and the Rest of Asia,” in K. Fatemi, ed., International Policy and Regionalism at the Turn

of the Century (New York: Paeger, 2001), 17-29.

51. “The Euro: The American View,” in p. P. DePitta and M. Porto (eds.) The Euro and the

World. Coimbra: Almendina, 2001, 303-314.

52. “Problems and Reforms of the International Monetary System,” in M. Fratianni, P. Savona,

and J. Kirton, eds., Assembling a New Financial Architecture: The Deeper Challenges,

Aldershot, Hempshire, UK, Ashgate, 2002, 103-115.

53. “International Capital Flows and International Financial Instability,” in O. Horvath and

W. Fuchs, eds.,Sustainable Economic Reform: From Theory to Practice, Vienna, Vienna

Ministry of Economics and Labor, 2002, 121-135.

54. “The Architecture and Future of the International Monetary System,” in A. Arnon and

W. Young, eds., The Open Economy Macromodel: Past Present and Future, New York:

Kluwer, 2002, 310-330.

55. “The Relative International Competitiveness of the United States, Europe, Japan and East

Asia,” in R. Grauwe and A. Inotai, eds., Trade Integration and Transition, The World Bank

And Institute for World Economics, Washington, D.C., 2002, 25-37.

56 “The New Economy and Growth in the G-& Countries,” in M. Fratrianni, P. Savona and

J. Kirton, Sustaining Global Growth and Development, Ashgate, 2003, 19-34.

57. “Which Countries in the Americas Should Dollarize,” in D. Salvatore, J. Dean and

T. Willett, Eds., The Dolarization Debate, New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2003, 196-205.

58. “Globalization, Internationale Competitiveness, the New Economy, and Growth in the G-7

Countries,” in M. Fratianni, P. Savona, and J. Kirton, eds., Sustaining Global Growth and

Development: G7 and IMF Governance, Burlington, VT., Ashgate, 2003, 19-34.

60. “Euroization, Dollarization and the International Monetary System,” in G. von Furstenberg,

ed., The Euro and Dollarization: Forms of Monetary Union in Integrating Regions, New

York: Oxford University Press, 2004, 27-40.

60. “International Competitiveness of Nations in a Globalized Economy,” in The Virtuous

Vice of Globalization, S. Shojai & R. Christopherson, eds. New York, Praeger, 2004, 27-36.

61. “Employment and Unemployment in the European Union, the United States and Other

OECD Countries,” in, A. Gasparini, Milan, F. Angeli, 2004, 101-119.

62. “Changes in the Relative International Competitiveness of the United States During the

Past Two Decades,” in M. Plummer ed., Essays in Honor of Mordechai Kreinin, Praeger,

2004, 35-52.

63. “Globalization, International Competitiveness, the New Economy and Growth” in

L. Paganetto, ed. Financial Markets, the New Economy and Growth, Burlington, VT.,

Ashgate, Forthcoming, 2005.

63. “The Global Economic Situation: Analysis and Forecasting ,” in L. Paganetto ed.,

Global Governance, International Economy and Energy Scenario, Rome, Donzelli,

Forthcoming 2005.

64. “US-EU Trade and Trade Relations,” in L. Paganetto, ed. Rules, International Economy

and Growth, Burlington, VT., Ashgate, Forthcoming, 2005.

65. “The International Monetary System,” in R. Aggarwal, ed., A Companion to International

Business Finance, Oxford, Blackwell, Forthcoming, 2005.

67. “Financial Implications of EU Enlargement,” Forthcoming, 2005.

PUBLICATIONS - BOOK REVIEWS:

1. The Balance of Payments in a Monetary Economy, by K.F. Kyle. (Princeton Univ. Press:

1976). The Journal of Economic Literature, 16 (1978), 622-3.

2. Migration and Development in South East Asia, by Robin J. Pryor. (Oxford Univ. Press,

1979). The Journal of Economic Literature, 19 (1981), 162-3.

3. The Monetary Approach to External Adjustment, by G. Tullio. (St. Martin's Press, 1981).

The Southern Economic Journal, 49 (1982), 589-91.

4. Migration and Economic Growth in the United States, by M.J. Greenwood. (Academic Press,

1981). The Journal of Regional Science, 24 (1984), 146-8.

5. U.S.-Latin American Trade Relations, by M.R. Czinkota (Ed.). (Praeger, 1983).

The Southern Economic Journal, 51 (1984), 306-7.

6. Finance and Economic Growth in Developing Countries, by K.L. Gupta. (Academic Press,

1985). The Southern Economic Journal, 53 (1986), 897-898.

7. Financing Regional Government, by K. Davey. (Wiley, 1985).

The Journal of Developing Areas, 20 (1986), 398-400.

8. Handbook of International Economics, Vol. I, by R.W. Jones and P.B. Kenen (Eds.).

(North-Holland, 1984). Kyklos, 39 (1986), 129-131.

9. Handbook of International Economics, Vol. II, by R.W. Jones and .B. Kenen (Eds.).

(North-Holland, 1984). Kyklos, 39 (1986), 131-134.

10. "Liberal Protectionism: The International Politics of Organized Textile Trade, by

V.K. Aggarwal. (University of California Press, 1985). Southern Economic Journal,

53 (1987), 1078-1079.

11. Economic Development: The History of an Idea, by H.W. Arndt. (University of Chicago

Press, 1987). Southern Economic Journal, 55 (1988), 531-532.

12. Protectionism, by J. Bhagwati. (MIT Press, 1988). Southern Economic Journal, 55 (1989),

1080-1081.

13. Handbook of Development Economics, Vol. I, by H. Chenery and T.N. Srinivasan (Eds.).

(North-Holland, 1988). Kyklos, 42 (1989), 447-449.

14. Trade Policy in a Changing World Economy, by R.E. Baldwin (Harvester/Wheatsheaf,

1988). Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 125 (1989), 834-835.

15. International Finance and Trade in a Polycentric World, by S. Borner (Ed.). (Macmillan,

1988). Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 125 (1989), 836-838.

16. Made in America, by MIT Commission on Industrial Productivity, (The MIT Press, 1989).

The Southern Economic Journal, 56 (1990), 1160-1161.

17. Handbook of Development Economics, Vol. II, by H. Chenery and T.N. Srinivasan (Eds.).

(North-Holland, 1988). Kyklos, 43 (1990), 666-668.

18. Foreign Direct Investment in the United States, by E.M. Graham and P.R. Krugman

Institute for International Economics, 1989. Kyklos 44, 1991, 476-478.

20. Rethinking International Trade, by P.R. Krugman (The MIT Press, 1990)

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 126 (1991), 826-828.

21. Trade Policy and Market Structure, by H. Elhanan and P.R. Krugman (The MIT Press,

1989). Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 126 (1991), 818-819.

22. The Age of Diminsished Expectations, by PR. Krugman (The MIT Press, 1990).

Journal of International Economics, 31 (1991), 197-201.

23. Inequality: The Political Economy of Income Distribution, by F. Dovring (Praeger, 1991).

Southern Economic Journal, 59 (1992), 345-346.

24. The World Trading System at Risk, by J. Bhagwati (Princeton University Press, 1991).

Kyklos, 45 (1992), 555-556.

25. The Development Frontier, by P. Bauer (Harvard University Press, 1991).

Journal of Developing Areas, 28 (1993), 125-127.

26. High Technology and International Competitiveness, by R. Diwan and C. Chakraborty

(Praeger, 1991). Eastestern Economic Journal, 19 (1994), 373-375.

27. Trade Protection in the European Community, by L. Schuknecht (Harwood Academic

Publishers, 1992). Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 150 (1994), 429-431.

28. Antidumping, by M. Finger (University of Michigan Press, 1993).

Southern Economic Journal 1994, 247-248.

29. Globailizing Capital, by B. Eichengreen (Princeton Univiversity Press, 1996).

Journal of Comparative Economics, September 1998, 589-591.

30. The International Financial Architecture, by Peter Kenen (Institute for International

Economics, 2001), Eastern Economic Journal, June 2003, 231-233.

30. Currency Crises, by A. Fourcans and R. Franck (Elgar, 2004), European Journal of Political

Economy, 2005 (Forthcoming).

LECTURES AND COLLOQUIA

TOPICS:

Euro and European Union

Euro and the Dollar

          International Monetary System
          Financial Crises

New Economy and Growth

        Globalization and International Competitiveness
        Trade and Development
        Economic Integration and Restructuring

LECTURES AND COLLOQUIA:

Dr. Salvatore gave more than 300 lectures all over the world: at the United Nations, New York Academy of Sciences, Harvard University, Stanford University, New York University, Boston University, Indiana University, University of California, Johns Hopkins University, University of Florida, University of San Diego, State and City Universities of New York, Western Washington University, and the University of Wisconsin; The Universities of Montreal, Ottawa, Simon Fraser, and Windsor in Canada. In Europe at the Universities of York, Nottingham, Reading, and Sussex in England; Berlin, Bologna, Bruxelles, Budapest, Coimbra, Dresden, Florence, Genova, Krems, Lisbon, Ljubliana, Marseilles, Milan, Pavia, Porto, Prague, Rome, Triest, Tubingen, Valencia, and Vienna. Bar-Ilan University in Israel. In Monterrey, Mexico City, Bogota, Buenos Aires, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Puerto Rico in Latin America; Johannesburg, Pretoria and Capetown in Africa; Bangkok, Jakarta, Seoul, and Singapore in Asia. He lectured on trade policies at Beijing and Shanghai Universities in China for the U.S. National Academy of Sciences in summer 1988, on restructuring in Eastern Europe at the Tenth World Congress of the International Economic Association in Moscow in August 1992, on the Euro at the Economic Commission of Europe in Brussels in 1998, on International Competitiveness at the Academy of Excellence at the Austrian Ministry of Economics and Labor in June 2000, on International Competitiveness at the Institute for World Economics in Budapest in October 2001, on Globalization, Growth and Poverty on the XXIX Pio Manzu International Conference on the Economics of the Noble Path in Rome in October 2003, and on Trade Asymmetries at the Bundesbank in Frankfurt in July 2004. He was Visiting Professor, University of Rome in Spring 1991 (La Sapienza) and 1992, 2003-2005 (Tor Vergata), University of Triest in summers 1996-2002, LUM (Free University of the Mediterranean) summers2003-2004, and University of Vienna in Springs 1995-2003.

Consultant: Multinational Corporations and Global Banks.

Professor Salvatore also organized more than 40 panels at the Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association, which included: Robert Barro, William Baumol, Jagdish Bhagwati, Robert Baldwin, Alan Blinder, William Branson, Richard Cooper, Max Corden, Rudi Dornbusch, Martin Feldstein, Jacob Frenkel, Arnold Harberger, Otmar Issing, Dale Jorgenson, Peter Kenen, Lawrence Klein, Paul Krugman, Ronald McKinnon, Robert Mundell, Michael Mussa, Dani Rodrik, Ken Rogoff, Paul Romer, Joseph Stiglitz, and Lawrence Summers.

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