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Feature: Financial Sector Development
Working Papers
Ammer, J., S. Holland, D. Smith, and F. Warnock,
2008.
Why Do U.S. Cross-Listings Matter? IFDP 930. [WP5]
Ammer, J., S.
Holland, D. Smith, and F. Warnock,
2006. Look at me
now: What attracts U.S. shareholders?
NBER WP 12500. Featured in
NBER Digest.
[WP4]
Cai, F., and F.
Warnock, 2006. International Diversification at Home and Abroad.
NBER Working Paper 12220.
Featured in
NBER Digest. [WP3]
Rothenberg, A., and
F. Warnock, 2006.
Sudden flight and true sudden stops. NBER WP 12726. [WP2]
Published
Curcuru, S., T.
Dvorak, and F.
Warnock, forthcoming. Decomposing the U.S. External Returns Differential.
Journal of International Economics.
NBER WP version. [P29]
van Wincoop, E.,
and F. Warnock, forthcoming. Is
home bias in assets related to home bias in goods? Journal of
International Money and Finance. [P28]
Warnock, F., and
V. Warnock,
2009. International capital flows
and U.S. interest rates. Journal of
International Money and Finance 28: 903-919. Lead Article. Data. Featured in
NBER Digest.
[P27]
Leuz, C., K. Lins, and
F. Warnock,
2009. Do Foreigners Invest Less in Poorly Governed
Firms? Review of Financial Studies 22(8): 3245-3285. [P26]
Kho, B.C., R. Stulz,
and F. Warnock,
2009. Financial globalization, governance, and the evolution of the home bias.
Journal of Accounting Research 47: 597-635.
[P25]
Curcuru, S., C.
Thomas, and F.
Warnock, 2009. Current
Account Sustainability and Relative Reliability.
in J. Frankel and C. Pissarides (ed)
NBER
International Seminar on Macroeconomics 2008.
University of Chicago Press, pgs 67-109.
Data. Featured
in Fed
Governor Krozner's
speech. [P24]
Curcuru, S., T.
Dvorak, and F.
Warnock,
2008. Cross-Border Returns Differentials. Quarterly Journal of
Economics 123(4): 1495–1530.
Data
[P23]
Warnock, V., and F. Warnock,
2008. Markets and Housing Finance.
Journal of Housing Economics 17: 239-251.
[P22]
Harvey, C., M. Lipson, and F. Warnock,
2008. Guest Editorial: Darden Conference Issue:
Capital Raising in Emerging Economies. Journal of Financial Economics
88: 425-429. [P21]
Burger, J., F.
Warnock, and V. Warnock,
2008.
Ingredients of a Well-Functioning Capital Market. Korea's
Economy 24: 31-38.
[P20]
Warnock, F.,
2008.
The Impact of a Disorderly Resolution of Global Imbalances on Global
Wealth. Economic Notes - Review of Banking, Finance and Monetary
Economics 37(3): 345–379.
Data
[P19]
Edison, H., and F.
Warnock,
2008.
Cross-Border
Listings, Capital Controls, and Equity Flows to Emerging Markets.
Journal of International Money and Finance
27: 1013-1027. [P18]
Burger, J., and
F. Warnock, 2007. Foreign
participation in local currency bond markets.
Review of
Financial Economics 16: 291-304. [P17]
Freund, C., and
F. Warnock, 2007.
Current Account Reversals in Industrial Countries: The Bigger They Are,
The Harder They Fall?
in R. Clarida (ed) G7 Current Account Imbalances: Sustainability and Adjustment.
University of Chicago Press, pgs 133-162. [P16]
Warnock, V., and F.
Warnock,
2007.
Why Credit Scoring for Housing Micro Lenders? in Access Housing
2007 No. 7 pgs. 6-7 (FinMark
Trust).
[P15]
Burger, J., and F.
Warnock,
2006.
Local Currency
Bond Markets.
IMF Staff Papers
53: 115-132. [P14]
Burger, J., and F.
Warnock,
2006.
Foreign Participation in Emerging Asian Bond Markets.
Korea's Economy 2006
22: 24-28.
[P13]
Kodres, L., and F.
Warnock,
2006.
The
Impact of Petrodollars on U.S. and Emerging Market Bond Yields. Box
2.3 in the IMF's April 2006 World Economic Outlook.
[P12]
Faucette, J., A.
Rothenberg, and F. Warnock,
2005. Outflows-Induced
Sudden Stops.
Journal of Policy Reform 8(2): 119-130. [P11]
Warnock, F.,
2005.
Drawing on American Experience: How Have U.S. Investors Fared with their
Allocations to International Equity? Canadian Investment
Review 16(2): G23. [P10]
Edison, H., and F.
Warnock,
2004.
U.S.
investors' emerging market equity portfolios: a security-level
analysis.
Review of Economics and Statistics 84(3):
691-704. [P9]
Ahearne, A., W.
Griever, and F. Warnock,
2004.
Information
costs and home bias: an analysis of US holdings of foreign equities.
Journal of International Economics
62: 313-336.
[P8]
Edison, H., and
F. Warnock,
2003.
A simple
measure of the intensity of capital controls. Journal of Empirical Finance 10(1): 2003,
81-103.
[P7]
Holland,
S., and
F. Warnock,
2003. Firm-level
access to international capital markets: evidence from Chilean
equities.
Emerging Markets Review 4(1): 39-51.
[P6]
Warnock, F.,
2003. Exchange
rate dynamics and the welfare effects of monetary policy in a
two-country model with home product bias.
Journal of
International Money and Finance
22: 343-363. [P5]
Warnock, F.,
and C. Cleaver,
2003. Financial
centers and the geography of capital flows.
International Finance 6(1): 27-59. [P4]
Warnock, F.,
2002. Home bias
and high turnover reconsidered.
Journal of
International Money and Finance
21: 795-805. [P3]
Griever, W., G.
Lee, and F. Warnock,
2001. The U.S.
system for measuring cross-border investment in securities: a primer
with a discussion of recent developments.
Federal Reserve Bulletin
87(10): 633-650. [P2]
Warnock, F., and M.
Mason, 2001. The geography of capital flows. Emerging
Markets Quarterly 5(1): 15-29. [P1]
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Unpublished Policy Papers
Warnock, F.,
2007. Financial Globalization. prepared for G20/World Economic
Forum/RBWF Forum. [PP2]
Warnock, F.,
2006.
East
Asian Reserves Accumulation and U.S. Interest Rates. Testimony for “China’s
Financial System and Monetary Policies: The Impact on U.S. Exchange
Rates, Capital Markets, and Interest Rates".
[PP1]
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