Since the global financial crisis, there is a massive shift of assets towards index funds.
Rather than picking stocks, index funds replicate stock indices such as the S&P 500. But …

In recent years, diverging demand and growth regimes received greater scholarly attention.
Particularly, the intersection between variants of Comparative Political Economy and the …

Studies have shown that external capital account liberalisation can boost capital inflows and
augment economic development. Nevertheless, in the case of developing and emerging …

In this article, we argue that societies' unpreparedness and inadequate responses to the
Covid-19 pandemic expose weaknesses in the foundations of the dominant economic …

This paper addresses the macroeconomic challenges stemming from the double
affectedness of climate change and dependence on external finance in peripheral countries …

We argue that a careful design of a program of direct employment and public provision by
the state can have permanent effects and promote the structural and environmental …

So penetrating is Marx's analysis of capitalist production in Volume i of Capital that it is
easily overlooked that its subtitle is Critique of Political Economy. In this vein, this chapter …

In this article, we present a multi-sectoral treatment of financialisation based on input–output
analysis. Our main innovation introduces financialisation as an increase in financial content …

At the end of a long period of developmental regimes, roughly between 1930 and 1980,
Latin America became the world's laboratory for an emerging neoliberalism, pioneering …

Exchange rate volatility, growing foreign corporate debt, and decreasing private investment
ratio are among the consequences of financialization experienced by developing countries …