CALBISPRESS BOOK SERIES / ECONOMIC CHANGE AND POLICY CHOICES
Calbis Studies inEconomic Change
and Policy Choices.
Understanding economic transformation.
Examining the choices that follow.
Research on growth, structural change and the policy trade-offs that influence economies and people’s lives.
Economic transformation
Policy evaluation
Distributional outcomes
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in Economic Change and Policy Choices.
NEW COLLECTIONS
A new conversation starts with a book.
No chapter calls are currently open in this series. We welcome proposals for edited collections within its scope. Approved books and their chapter calls will be announced here.
Submit a Book Proposal ↗THE GROWING COLLECTION
Books in the series.
The collection is taking shape.
Forthcoming books will appear here following editorial approval. Explore the series scope below or share a proposal for a new volume.
Submit a Book Proposal ↗This series examines economic transformation and the choices available to policymakers. Its scope includes growth, productivity, structural change, labour markets, trade, public finance and development economics. Theoretical and empirical contributions should clarify economic mechanisms, policy trade-offs and distributional consequences. Financial topics belong here when their principal contribution concerns economy-wide outcomes or policy evaluation.
For economists, researchers and policy communities investigating economic mechanisms, distributional consequences and policy evaluation.
THE EDITORIAL COMMUNITY
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Your idea. A shared editorial project.
Book editors will be introduced alongside approved collections. For now, contact the press to discuss the scope of a proposed volume, its readership and your proposed editorial team.
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Propose an edited book that brings fresh perspectives to economic Change and Policy Choices.