MAS Staff Papers

MAS Staff Papers analyse issues of current interest. The opinions expressed in the paper are those of the author(s) and not of the MAS.

• Paper No. 48, Nov 2007

MAS Staff Paper No. 48 - Ten Years from the Financial Crisis: Managing the Challenges Posed by Capital Flows
Khor Hoe Ee and Kit Wei Zheng

• Paper No. 47, Aug 2007

MAS Staff Paper No. 47 - Perspectives on Growth: A Political-Economy Framework
Tan Yin Ying, Alvin Eng and Edward Robinson

• Paper No. 46, Jun 2007

MAS Staff Paper No. 46 - Fertility & The Real Exchange Rate
Andrew K. Rose and Saktiandi Supaat

• Paper No. 45, May 2007

MAS Staff Paper No. 45 - A Survey of Recent Discourse on the Global Imbalances
Liew Yin Sze

• Paper No. 44, Apr 2007

MAS Staff Paper No. 44 - Checking Out: Exits from Currency Unions
Andrew K. Rose

• Paper No. 43, Apr 2006

MAS Staff Paper No. 43 - Singapore's Exchange Rate-Centered Monetary Policy Regime and Its Relevance for China
Bennett T McCallum

• Paper No. 42, Dec 2005

  MAS Staff Paper No. 42 - China's Rise as a Manufacturing Powerhouse: Implications for Asia
  Kit Wei Zheng, Ong Jia Wern, Kevin Kwan Tai You

• Paper No. 41, Dec 2005
  

  MAS Staff Paper No. 41 - The Welfare Analysis of a Free Trade Zone: Intermediate Goods and the Asian Tigers
  Andrew Feltenstein and Florenz Plassmann

• Paper No. 40, Sep 2005

  MAS Staff Paper No. 40 - Macroeconomic Stability in Developing Countries: How Much is Enough?
  Peter Montiel and Luis Serven

• Paper No. 39, Jul 2005

MAS Staff Paper No. 39 - Two Decades of Macromodelling at the MAS
Jared J Enzler, Christopher W Murphy, Ng Heng Tiong, Angela Phang and Edward Robinson

• Paper No. 38, Dec 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 38 - Macroeconomic Determinants of Banking Financial Performance and Resilience in Singapore
Robert St. Clair

• Paper No. 37, Dec 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 37 - Managed Floating and Intermediate Exchange Rate Systems: The Singapore Experience
Khor Hoe Ee, Edward Robinson and Jason Lee

• Paper No. 36, Dec 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 36 - The Long-Run Real Effective Exchange Rate of Singapore: A Behavioural Approach
Ronald MacDonald

• Paper No. 35, Nov 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 35 - Review of Literature & Empirical Research: Is Board Diversity Important for Corporate Governance and Firm Value?
Pei Sai Fan

• Paper No. 34, Aug 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 34  - FSAP Stress Testing : Singapore's Experience
Chan Lily and Lim Phang Hong

• Paper No. 33, Aug 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 33 - Singapore's Balance of Payments, 1965 to 2003: An Analysis
Jean Tay, Saktiandi Supaat, Shivani Tharmaratnam and Edward Robinson

• Paper No. 32, Jul 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 32 - Case Study on Pan-Electric Crisis
Mimi Ho, Christina Aw, Ng Yew Kwong, Tang Ming Yang, Gene Wong and Mindy Han

• Paper No. 31, Jun 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 31 - Singapore's Unique Monetary Policy: How Does It Work?
Eric Parrado

• Paper No. 30, May 2004

  MAS Staff Paper No. 30 - Using Leading Indicators to Forecast the Singapore Electronics Industry  
  Ng Yi Ping, Tu Suh Ping, Edward Robinson and Choy Keen Meng

• Paper No. 29, Mar 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 29 - Review of Literature & Empirical Research on Corporate Governance  
Pei Sai Fan

• Paper No. 28, Feb 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 28 - Why Has There Been Less Financial Integration In Asia Than In Europe?
Barry Eichengreen

• Paper No. 27, Feb 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 27 - Does The WTO Make Trade More Stable?
Andrew K Rose

• Paper No. 26, Jan 2004

MAS Staff Paper No. 26 - Education For Growth: The Premium On Education And Work Experience In Singapore
Audrey Low, Sam Ouliaris, Edward Robinson and Wong Yuet Mei

• Paper No. 25, Jun 2003

  MAS Staff Paper No. 25 - Investigating The Relationship between Exchange Rate Volatility and Macroeconomic Volatility In Singapore
  Saktiandi Supaat, Angela Phang, Ng Heng Tiong and Edward Robinson

Please note that with effect from Jun 2003, the MAS Occasional Paper Series has been replaced by the MAS Staff Paper Series.

• Paper No. 24, Sep 2002

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 24 - Do We Really Know That The WTO Increases Trade?
  Andrew K Rose

• Paper No. 23, Sep 2002

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 23 - Assessing Singapore?s Export Competitiveness Through Dynamic Shift-Share Analysis
  Ting Su Chern, Tu Suh Ping, Edward Robinson, Peter Wilson and Ho Shih Chuan

• Paper No. 22, Aug 2002

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 22 - The Effect of Common Currencies on International Trade: Where Do We Stand?
  Andrew K Rose

• Paper No. 21, Dec 2000

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 21 - Kicking the Habit and Turning Over A New Leaf: Monetary Policy in East Asia After the Currency Crisis

• Paper No. 20, May 2000

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 20 - Financial Market Integration in Singapore: The Narrow and the Broad Views

• Paper No. 19, Feb 2000

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 19 - Exchange Rate Policy in East Asia After The Fall: How Much Have Things Changed?

• Paper No. 18, Jan 2000

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 18 - A Survey of Singapore's Monetary History

• Paper No. 17, Nov 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 17 - Extracting Market Expectations of Future Interest Rates from the Yield Curve: An Application Using Singapore Interbank and Interest Rate Swap Data

• Paper No. 16, Sep 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 16 - Interbank Interest Rate Determination in Singapore and its Linkages to Deposit and Prime Rates

• Paper No. 15, Jul 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 15 - Money, Interest Rates And Income In The Singapore Economy

• Paper No. 14, Jun 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 14 - The Petrochemical Industry in Singapore

• Paper No. 13, May 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 13 - How Well Did The Forward Market Anticipate The Asian Currency Crisis: The Case Of Four ASEAN Currencies

• Paper No. 12, May 1999
  

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 12 - The Term Structure Of Interest Rates, Inflationary Expectations And Economic Activity: Some Recent US Evidence

• Paper No. 11, Mar 1999

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 11 - Capital Account and Exchange Rate Management in a Surplus Economy: The Case of Singapore

• Paper No. 10, Dec 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 10 - Measures of Core Inflation for Singapore

• Paper No. 9, Oct 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 9 - Export Competition Among Asian NIEs, 1991-96:
  An Assessment

• Paper No. 8, Oct 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 8 - The Impact of the Asian Crisis on China:
  An Assessment

• Paper No. 7, Aug 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 7 - Singapore's Trade Linkages, 1992-96:
  Trends and Implications

• Paper No. 6, May 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 6 - What Lies Behind Singapore's Real Exchange Rate?
  An Empirical Analysis of the Purchasing Power Parity Hypothesis

• Paper No. 5, May 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 5 - Singapore's Services Sector in Perspective:
  Trends and Outlook

• Paper No. 4, Feb 1998

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 4 - Growth in Singapore's Export Markets, 1991-96:
  A Shift-Share Analysis

• Paper No. 3, Dec 1997

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 3 - Whither the Renminbi?

• Paper No. 2, Aug 1997

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 2 - Quality of Employment Growth in Singapore: 1983-96

• Paper No. 1, Jan 1997

  MAS Occasional Paper No. 1 - Current Account Deficits in the ASEAN-3 :
  Is There Cause for Concern? 

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