C. Raddatz - Other Publications

Journal Articles

• Credit Chains and Sectoral Comovement: Does the Use of Trade Credit Amplify Sectoral Shocks? Review of Economics and Statistics (forthcoming).
   
• The Composition of Growth Matters for Poverty Alleviation, with N. Loayza, Journal of Development Economics (forthcoming).
   
• The Politics of Financial Development: Evidence from Trade Liberalization, with M. Braun, Journal of Finance, 63 (3), June 2008, 1469-1508.
   
• A Comment to: Taxes and Growth in a Financially Underdeveloped Economy: Evidence from the Chilean Investment Boom, Economia, Fall 2007, 8 (1), 163-170.
   
• The Structural Determinants of External Vulnerability, with N. Loayza, World Bank Economic Review, 21 (3), October 2007, 359-387.
   
• Trade Liberalization, Capital Account Liberalization, and the Real Effects of Financial Development , with M. Braun, Journal of International Money and Finance, 26 (5), September 2007, 730-761.
   
• Are External Shocks Responsible for the Instability of Output in Low-Income Countries?, Journal of Development Economics, 84 (1), September 2007, 155-187.
   
• Poverty Traps, Aid, and Growth,  with A. Kraay, Journal of Development Economics, 82 (2), March 2007, 315-347.
   
• Liquidity Needs and Vulnerability to Financial Underdevelopment, Journal of Financial Economics, 80 (3), June 2006, 677-722.
   
• "Impuestos y Distribucion del Ingreso en Chile. Un poco de aritmetica redistributiva desagradable", with E. Engel and A. Galetovic, El Trimestre Economico, 280, 2003, 745-790.
   
• A Note on Enforcement Spending and VAT Revenues , The Review of Economics and Statistics, 83 (2), May 2001, 384-387.
   
• Taxes and Income Distribution in Chile: Some Unpleasant Redistributive Arithmetic, with E. Engel, and A. Galetovic, Journal of Development Economics, 59 (1), June 1999, 155-192.
   
• "Impuestos y Distribucion del ingreso en Chile. Es regresivo el IVA?" (Taxes and Income Distribution in Chile. Is the VAT Regressive?), with E. Engel and A. Galetovic, Perspectivas en Politica, Economia y Gestion, 2, 333-345, 1999.

Chapters in Books

• Have External Shocks Become More Important for Output Fluctuations in African Countries? in Africa at a Turning Point? Growth, Aid, and External Shocks, D. Go and J. Page (eds.), The World Bank, March, 2008.

Working Papers

• Multilateral Debt Relief Through the Eyes of Financial Markets, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 4872, March 2009.
   
• Banking on Politics, with M. Braun, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 4902, March 2009.
   
• Pension Funds and Capital Market Development: How Much Bang for the Buck?, with S. Schmukler, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 4787, March, 2008.
   
• Monetary Policy and Sectoral Shocks: Did the Federal Reserve React Properly to the Hig-Tech Crisis?, with R. Rigobon, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 3160, July 2003.

Other Papers

• "Sudden Stops and Financial Frictions: Evidence from Industry Level Data", with K. Cowan, Revised Mimeo, February 2009.
   
• "How Long is Long Term in Emerging Economies?", with L. Opazo and S. Schmukler, Mimeo, October 2008.
   
• The Wrath of God: Macroeconomic Consequences of Natural Disasters, Mimeo, September 2008.
   
• "Investment Behavior of Chilean Pension Funds", with S. Schmukler, Updated Mimeo, March 2008.
   
• Exchange Rate Volatility and Trade in South Africa, Updated Mimeo, March 2008.
   
• External Shocks and Macroeconomic Volatility in Latin America, Updated Mimeo, March 2008.
   
• "Aggregate Shocks, Sectoral Linkages, and the Fall in U.S. Volatility", June 2003.
   
• "Productivity Spillovers in Chilean Manufactures", June 2000.