Ragnar Torvik
Background and activities
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Scientific, academic and artistic work
A selection of recent journal publications, artistic productions, books, including book and report excerpts. See all publications in the database
Journal publications
- (2019) Dutch disease dynamics reconsidered. European Economic Review. vol. 119.
- (2019) Ny teknologi, produktivitetsvekst og renter. Samfunnsøkonomen. vol. 133 (3).
- (2018) Should Developing Countries Establish Petroleum Funds?. Energy Journal. vol. 39 (4).
- (2017) Sparemultiplikatoren. Samfunnsøkonomen.
- (2017) The political economy of public income volatility: With an application to the resource curse. Journal of Public Economics. vol. 145.
- (2017) Pengepolitikk eller finanspolitikk i konjunkturstyringen?. Samfunnsøkonomen. vol. 131 (4).
- (2016) The Need for Enemies. Economic Journal. vol. 126 (593).
- (2016) Petro populism. Journal of Development Economics. vol. 118.
- (2016) The Savings Multiplier. Journal of Monetary Economics. vol. 83.
- (2016) Endogenous presidentialism. Journal of the European Economic Association. vol. 14 (4).
- (2016) Realvalutakurs og oljeprisfall. Samfunnsøkonomen. vol. 130 (3).
- (2015) Local natural resource curse?. Journal of Public Economics. vol. 131.
- (2015) Pengepolitikk i en oljeøkonomi. Samfunnsøkonomen. vol. 129 (2).
- (2014) Political foundations of the resource curse: A simplification and a comment. Journal of Development Economics. vol. 106.
- (2013) Why do voters dismantle checks and balances?. The Review of Economic Studies. vol. 80 (3).
- (2012) Overconfidence, monetary policy committees and chairman dominance. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. vol. 81 (2).
- (2011) When is Democracy an Equilibrium? Theory and Evidence from Colombia’s La Violencia. Journal of Conflict Resolution. vol. 55 (3).
- (2009) A political economy theory of the soft budget constraint. European Economic Review. vol. 53 (7).
- (2009) The Real Swing Voter's Curse. The American Economic Review. vol. 99 (2).
- (2009) Why do some resource-abundant countries succeed while others do not?. Oxford review of economic policy. vol. 25 (2).