Magda Kandil

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Magda Kandil is affiliated with the following schools: Washington State University, Cairo University, University of Notre Dame, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

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According to Wikipedia, Magda ElSayed Kandil was an Egyptian economist, and most notably the chief economist and head of the research and statistics department at the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates. Previously she was a senior economist at the IMF and a professor at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.

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Magda Kandil's Published Works

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The impact of capital requirements on banks’ cost of intermediation and performance: The case of Egypt☆ (2009) (230)
Causality between the Money Supply and Share Prices: A VAR Investigation (1993) (108)
Asymmetric Nominal Flexibility and Economic Fluctuations (1995) (67)
Sticky Wage or Sticky Price? Analysis of the Cyclical Behavior of the Real Wage (1996) (54)
Asymmetry in the effects of us government spending shocks: evidence and implications (2001) (40)
Is Price Flexibility Stabilizing? A Broader Perspective (1991) (38)
The interaction between globalization and financial development: new evidence from panel cointegration and causality analysis (2015) (34)
Supply-side asymmetry and the non-neutrality of demand fluctuations (1998) (32)
The drivers of economic growth in China and India: globalization or financial development? (2017) (28)
Cyclical Comovements in Industrial Labor and Product Markets: Theory and Evidence (1997) (27)
The asymmetric stabilizing effects of price flexibility: historical evidence and implications (1999) (26)
Determinants of the inflation rate in the United States: A VAR investigation (1994) (24)
Basel Capital Requirements and Credit Crunch in the MENA Region (2013) (23)
The impact of migrants' remittances on the Egyptian economy. (1990) (23)
The inflationary experiences of six developing countries in Asia: an investigation of underlying determinants (1993) (21)
The Impact of Capital Requirements on Banks' Performance: The Case of Egypt (2006) (21)
A cross-industry examination of the Lucas misperceptions model (1995) (21)
Does Contractual Wage Rigidity Play a Role in Determining Real Activity (1992) (19)
Is the Announced Monetary Union in GCC Countries Feasible? A Multivariate Structural Var Approach (2012) (18)
Financial Development and Economic Growth in the MENA Countries (2006) (17)
Asymmetry In Economic Fluctuations In The Us Economy: The Pre-War And The 1946-1991 Periods Compared (2002) (16)
Financial flows to developing and advanced countries: determinants and implications (2011) (14)
Variations in the Response of Real Output to Aggregate Demand Shocks: A Cross-Industry Analysis (1991) (13)
Industrial Output Variability and Real Wage Fluctuations: Determinants and Implications (1999) (12)
Determinants of the Egyptian labour migration. (1992) (12)
Fiscal sustainability challenges in the new normal of low oil prices (2019) (11)
Is Increased Nominal Flexibility Stabilizing? Some International Evidence (1991) (10)
On capital flows and macroeconomic performance: Evidence before and after the financial crisis in Turkey (2015) (10)
On the European Monetary System: The Spillover Effects of German Shocks and Disinflation (1996) (10)
Cyclical fluctuations across industries of the United States: Evidence and implications (1995) (9)
Has the Basel Capital Requirement Caused Credit Crunch in the Mena Region? (2013) (8)
The balance between fiscal consolidation and non-oil growth: The case of the UAE (2019) (8)
Price Flexibility and Aggregate Stability: New Evidence and Implications (1994) (8)
The changing cyclical variability of economic activity in the United States: A sectoral investigation (1991) (8)
On the performance and practicality of nominal GDP targeting in Germany (2002) (8)
What does Egypt's Revolution Reveal about its Economy? (2014) (7)
Variation in the fiscal multiplier with the method of financing: evidence across industrial countries (2013) (7)
The Egyptian Economy Post-Revolution: Sectoral Diagnosis of Potential Strengths and Binding Constraints (2013) (7)
On the Transmission Mechanism of Policy Shocks in Developing Countries (2006) (7)
Public Spending and the Macroeconomy: Evidence from Developing and Developed Countries (2009) (7)
Price flexibility and aggregate stability: some evidence contrasting developing and developed countries (1996) (6)
Basel Accord and Lending Behavior: Evidence from Mena Region (2007) (6)
Thematic Paper on Markets and Growth for MENA Countries: Financial Markets (2000) (6)
On the Effects of Government Spending Shocks in Developing Countries (2005) (6)
UAE Banks’ Performance and the Oil Price Shock: Indicators for Conventional and Islamic Banks (2019) (5)
Consumption, Credit, and Macroeconomic Policies: Theory and Evidence from the United States (2011) (5)
The Egyptian Economy Post-January 25: Challenges and Prospects (2011) (5)
Interest rate variability and economic performance: some international evidence (1992) (5)
Price Flexibility and Output Variability: What Do We Learn from Disaggregate Data? (1996) (5)
Some Evidence on Demand Fluctuations and the Increased Stability of the Post-war American Economy (1992) (5)
Determinants of Lower Saving Rates in the USA: Prospects and Implications (2015) (4)
Oil dependency and exchange rate regimes in Arab oil economies: time to rethink the paradigm (2015) (4)
On the potential and Limitations of monetary policy in Turkey* (2019) (4)
Crowding out or crowding in? Correlations of spending components within and across countries (2017) (4)
On differences between East and West Germany: 1970‐1990 (2001) (4)
On the benefits of nominal appreciations: Contrasting evidence across developed and developing countries (2015) (4)
Economic stabilization in developed and developing countries: An empirical investigation (1993) (3)
Demand Shift across US Industries and the Stabilizing Function of Nominal Wage and Price Flexibility. (2000) (3)
Macroeconomic policies and the Iranian economy in the era of sanctions (2021) (3)
Growth in Oil- and Non-Oil-Producing Countries (2018) (2)
Human capital in Egypt : the road to sustainable development (2013) (2)
Employment fluctuations and sectoral shifts in Egypt: Testing the public/private sectoral shifts hypothesis (2014) (2)
Monetary shifts and co-movements in spending, growth, and inflation: Evidence from developing and advanced countries (2015) (2)
Macroeconomic Policies , Cyclicality and Planned Consumption : Evidence from the Middle East (2005) (2)
On the Pass‐Through of Exchange Rate Fluctuations to the Macroeconomy: Imports in Developing and Advanced Countries (2015) (2)
The Impact of Ownership on Corporate Performance: The Case of the UAE (2018) (2)
Setting the Stage for a National Currency in the West Bank and Gaza (2005) (2)
On the role of money in real business-cycle models (1995) (2)
GOVERNMENT SIZE AND MONETARY POLICY: INTERACTIONS AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE ECONOMIES OF GCC COUNTRIES (2016) (1)
UAE Banks’ Performance and the Oil Price Shock: Evidence across Conventional and Islamic Banks (2019) (1)
Determinants and Implications of Cyclicality: Contrasting Evidence Across Developed and Developing Countries (2018) (1)
The Arab Minority in Israel's Economy: Patterns of Ethnic Inequality:Noah Lewin-Epstein, Moshe Semyonov (1995) (1)
On The Design And Effects Of Monetary Policy In The Middle East (2001) (1)
Islamic Economic Systems, Farhad Nomani and Ali Rahnema (1995) (1)
The Middle East Economy: Decline and Recovery, Charles Issawi (1996) (1)
On the relationship between public and private spending in developing and developed countries (2016) (1)
Oil Price Fluctuations and the Economies of the GCC (2016) (1)
Working Paper No . 2011 / 50 Institutional Reforms Debate and FDI Flows to MENA Region : Does One ‘ Best ’ Fit All ? (2011) (0)
Rami Ginat, Egypt's Incomplete Revolution: Lutfi Al-Khuli and Nasser's Socialism in the 1960s, The Cummings Center Series (London: Frank Cass, 1997). Pp. 234. $52.25 cloth. (1998) (0)
Fiscal Consolidation and UAE Vision 2021: A Small Scale Macroeconomic Model Approach (2017) (0)
Determinants of policy variations and macroeconomic implications (2019) (0)
Is Exchange Rate Variability Fueling Inflation and Reducing Growth? Evidence from Developing Countries (2014) (0)
Magda Kandil Demand shocks and the cyclical behavior of the real wage : Some international evidence (2010) (0)
Determinants of policy variations and macroeconomic implications (2019) (0)
FINANCIAL FLOWS, DOMESTIC POLICIES AND THE CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE: EVIDENCE ACROSS DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (2020) (0)
On the role of stabilization policies in the Middle East (1994) (0)
The interaction between globalization and financial development: new evidence from panel cointegration and causality analysis (2015) (0)
Variation in nominal and real effective exchange rates: evidence across developed and developing countries (2019) (0)
Book Review (2012) (0)
External Cyclicality in the Face of Aggregate Demand Shocks: Pros and Cons Across Developed and Developing Countries (2019) (0)
Domestic policies and external spillovers: Evidence across developed and developing countries (2016) (0)
Supply-Side Asymmetry: Evidence from the Middle East in Contrast to Developing and Developed Countries (1999) (0)
Economic and Political Liberalization in the Middle East; Tim Niblock and Emma Murphy, editors (1993) (0)
Galal A. Amin, Egypt's Economic Predicament: A Study in the Interaction of External Pressure, Political Folly and Social Tension in Egypt, 1960–1990 (New York: E. J. Brill, 1995). Pp. 154. (1996) (0)
Variation in nominal and real effective exchange rates: evidence across developed and developing countries (2019) (0)
Fiscal Stimulus and Credibility in Emerging Countries (2013) (0)

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