A market economy in the early Roman Empire by Temin, Peter

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Institutional change in the non-market economy : endogenous matching in Chennai's chit fund auctions by Eeckhout, Jan, Munshi, Kaivan

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Statistics in Ancient History by Temin, Peter

“…This paper draws on and extends work reported in my new book: The Roman Market Economy (Princeton, 2013).…”
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Civil-military relationship and reform in the defence industry by Ding, Arthur S.

“…They are Deng Xiaoping's resolute will to push defense industry reform, overall reform toward market economy system and the military's consciousness for the need of the defence industry reform. …”
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The domestic political origins of global financial standards : Agrarian influence and the creation of U.S. securities regulations by Richard W. Carney

“…Indeed, the rules and regulations governing U.S. securities markets were created in opposition to the wishes of business owners, and without farmers’ political influence, the United States may have developed a variant of the coordinated market economy found in continental Europe. Moreover, to the extent that U.S. securities regulations serve as a template for international financial standards, the paper will show that the humble American farmer has inadvertently contributed to the financialization of the modern global economy.…”
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Diasporas and Dollars: Transnational Ties and the Transformation of Cuba by Eckstein, Susan

“…This is true in socialist Cuba as well as in poor market economies. The impact of remittances, however, is contingent on the social relations and social structures in which the foreign currency becomes embedded. …”
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Environmental policy in transition economies : the effectiveness of pollution changes by Söderholm, Patrik

“…Most economists and analysts claim that extended use of pollution charges in environmental policy will have substantial efficiency advantages in countries undergoing transition to market economies. Essentially this paper challenges this view and argues that the proposed policy presumes the existence of an already functioning institutional framework. …”
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