Publications

  1. Sharon G.M. Koh, Grace H.Y. Lee & E.J. Bomhoff (2020) The income inequality, financial depth and economic growth nexus in China, World Economy, 43, 412-27
  2. Bomhoff, E.J. and Siah, Audrey (2019) “The relationship between income, religiosity and health_ Their effects on life satisfaction” , Journal of Personality and individual differences, 144, 168-73
  3. Bomhoff, E.J.. (2017) Review of Funk the Erotic. Ethnic and Racial Studies 40:8,  1350-1352
  4. Sharon G.M. Koh, Grace H.Y. Lee and E.J Bomhoff (2016) The dynamics of Public opinion towards inequality in Malaysia, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 21:4, 578-598,
  5. Bomhoff, E. J. and Lee, Grace (2013) “Tolerance and economic growth revisited“, Public Choice, Volume 153, Issue 3, Page 487-494
  6. Bomhoff, E. J. & Gu, M. L. (2013) “East Asian Exceptionalism – Rejoinder“, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 43(7): 1055-7.
  7. Bomhoff, E. J. & Gu, M. L. (2013) “East Asia Remains Different A Comment on the Index of Self Expression Values by Inglehart and Welzel”, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 43(3), 373-383.
  8. Bomhoff, E. J. and Gu, M. L. (2011) “Religion and Support for Democracy A Comparative Study for Catholic and Muslim Countries“, Politics and Religion 5(2): 230-316.
  9. Bomhoff, E. J. (2009) “Islam and Democracy Malaysia after 50 years, in The International System, Democracy and Values, edited by Yilmaz Esmer and Thorleif Petterson”, Acta, Universitatis Upsaliensis, Uppsala University Press (200), pp. 121-168.
  10. Bomhoff, E. J. (1992) “Money Targeting and Interest-Rate Targeting in an Uncertain World“, Canto Journal, 12(1): 231-246.
  11. Bomhoff, E. J. (1992) “Monetary Reform in Eastern Europe“, European Economic Review, 36(2).
  12. Bomhoff, E. J. (1991) “Stability of Velocity in the Group of Seven Countries A Kalman Filter Approach“, IMF Staff Papers, Vol. 38, nr. 3 September 1991, pp. 626-642..
  13. Bomhoff, E. J. (1991) “Currency Convertibility: When and How? A Contribution to the Bulgarian Debate” Part (1), Erasmus Center for Financial Research.
  14. Bomhoff, E. J. (1991), “Currency Convertibility: When and How? A Contribution to the Bulgarian Debate Part 2“, Erasmus Center for Financial Research.
  15. Bomhoff, E. J. and Schotman P. C. (1988) “The term structure in the US, Japan and West Germany“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  16. Bomhoff, E. J. and Koedijk K. G. (1988) “Bilateral Exchange Rates and Risk Premia“, Journal of International Money and Finance, 7: 205-220.
  17. Bomhoff, E. J. (1988) “Jelle Zijlstra, a Central Banker’s View – Selected Speeches and Articles“, Journal of Monetary Economics.
  18. Bomhoff, E. J. (1985) “Monetary Targeting in West Germany, Holland, and Switzerland“, Contemporary Economic Policy.
  19. Bomhoff, E. J. and Korteweg P. (1983). “Exchange Rate Variability and Monetary Policy Under Rational Expectations“, Journal of Monetary Economics, 11: 169-203=6.
  20. Bomhoff, E. J. (1983) “Variability in Employment, Priced, and Money“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  21. Bomhoff, E. J. (1983) “Permanent and Transitory Changes in Monetary Policy“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  22. Bomhoff, E. J. (1982) “Predicting the Price Level in a World that Changes All the Time“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  23. Bomhoff, E. J. (1982) “Economic Policy in a World of Change“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  24. Bomhoff, E. J. (1978)  “Box-Jenkins Models for Inflation, Output Growth, and Impulse Variables“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  25. Bomhoff, E. J. (1977) “Variability in Employment Price & Money“, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, North Holland Publishing Company.
  26. Bomhoff, E. J. (1977) “Predicting the Money Multiplier“,  Journal of Monetary Economics, 3: 325-345.
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