Oil prices and fiscal regimes by Mommer, B

“…Fiscal regimes in oil deal essentially with the upstream, that is exploration and production, They may, or may not, be defined in a single law. …”

Openness, exchange rate regimes and the Phillips curve. by Bowdler, C

“…Regressions based on the new measures indicate that the Phillips curve slope increases with trade openness amongst countries maintaining flexible and semi-flexible exchange rate regimes, but is unrelated to openness amongst countries maintaining …fixed exchange rate regimes.…”

An economic theory of foreign interventions and regime change by Bonfatti, R

“…While the foreign country can use its economic power to influence the geopolitical alignment of the home country, the outcome of this endeavor may be compromised by regime change. In particular, when concessions to the foreign country cannot be renegotiated efficiently (possibly because of reputational concerns in the foreign country), regime change may lead to a loss of geopolitical alignment, even if all groups are ex-ante identical in terms of their geopolitical preferences. …”

Forecasting in the Presence of Structural Breaks and Policy Regime Shifts. by Hendry, D, Mizon, G

Fiscal regimes and oil revenues in the UK, Alaska and Venezuela by Mommer, B

“…In this paper we shall discuss the performance of three oil fiscal regimes over the past 25 years: the UK, Alaska, and Venezuela. …”

Forecasting in the Presence of Structural Breaks and Policy Regime Shifts. by Hendry, D, Mizon, G

The name of the rose: classifying 1930s exchange-rate regimes by Urban, S

“…There is an implicit consensus that 1930s exchange-rate regimes can be characterised as some variant of 'floating'. …”

The effects of regime-switching uncertainty on irreversible investment decisions by Pattillo, C

Fiscal regime uncertainty, risk aversion, and exhaustible resource depletion by Khadr, A

Modelling business cycle features using switching regime models by Krolzig, H, Clements, M

Modelling Business Cycle Features Using Switching Regime Models. by Clements, M, Krolzig, H

Exchange Rate Regimes and Revenue Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa. by Adam, C, Bevan, D, Chambas, G

Exchange rate regimes and revenue performance in sub-Saharan Africa by Adam, C, Bevan, D

European gas market liberalisation : are regulatory regimes moving towards convergence? by Haase, N

“…As a consequence, the reform brought about a divergent convergence of regulatory regimes which now functions as a framework for natural gas market organisation in the European Union. …”

The global evolution of travel visa regimes: an analysis based on the DEMIG VISA database by Czaika, M, de Haas, H, Villares-Varela, M

“…Drawing on the new DEMIG VISA database which covers global bilateral travel restrictions from 1973 to 2013, this paper explores patterns and trends in international visa regimes. We construct indices of cross-regional inbound and outbound travel restrictiveness to investigate (i) the extent to which different world regions and regional unions have opened or closed to other regions and (ii) the ways in which the formation of regional unions or the disintegration of countries or unions of countries (e.g. the USSR) has affected international visa regimes. …”

Regime-dependent impulse response functions in a Markov-switching vector autoregression model. by Ehrmann, M, Ellison, M, Valla, N

“…We define a separate set of impulse responses for each Markov regime to show how fundamental disturbances affect the variables in the model on the regime. …”

New Zealand's exchange rate regime, the collapse of Bretton Woods, and the twilight of the sterling area by Schenk, CR, Singleton, J

Obesity under affluence varies by welfare regimes: The effect of fast food, insecurity, and inequality. by Offer, A, Pechey, R, Ulijaszek, S

“…Among affluent countries, those with market-liberal welfare regimes (which are also English-speaking) tend to have the highest prevalence of obesity. …”

Framing future commitments : a pilot study on the evolution of the UNFCCC greenhouse gas mitigation regime by Müller, B

English and American higher education access and completion policy regimes: similarities, differences and possible lessons by Callender, C, Dougherty, KJ