Dr Joe Byrne, BA (Hons), MSc, PhD
Senior Lecturer and Director of PhD Programmes
j.byrne@lbss.gla.ac.uk
Room S111
Tel: +44(0)141 330 4617
Office hour: Thursday 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Teaching 2009-10
Undergraduate: Government and the Economy; International Finance
Postgraduate: International Finance and Money; Monetary Policy and the Role of Central Banks
Background
Joe is a senior lecturer in the department, which he joined in September 2005, and is the department's Director of PhD Programmes. He was previously a lecturer at the University of Strathclyde and a Senior Research Officer at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in London. He holds a PhD in economics from the University of Strathclyde and further economics degrees from the Universities of Glasgow/Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics (MSc) and Strathclyde (BA Hons).
Research interests
International economics, macroeconomics, financial economics
RePEc: http://ideas.repec.org/e/pby6.html
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Recent selected publications
Byrne, J.P. and Fiess N. (forthcoming). 'The Euro Area inflation: Aggregation bias and convergence’, Review of World Economics.
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Byrne, J.P., Kontonikas, A. and Montagnoli, A. (2010). ‘The time
series properties of UK inflation: Evidence from aggregate and
disaggregate data’, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, vol. 57(1), (February), pp. 33-47.
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Byrne, J.P. and Vecchi, M. (2010). 'Does labour productivity flow across industries: Estimation robust to cross sectional heterogeneity and cross sectional correlation', Applied Economics Letters, vol. 17(2), pp. 111-115.
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Byrne, J.P., Fazio, G. and Fiess N. (2009). 'The global side of the investment-saving puzzle', Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, vol. 41, pp. 1033-1040.
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Byrne, J.P., Fazio, G. and Piacentino, D., (2009), 'Total Factor Productivity convergence amongst Italian regions: Some evidence from panel unit root tests', Regional Studies vol. 43, pp. 63-76.
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Byrne, J.P., Darby, J. and MacDonald, R. (2008). '
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Byrne, J.P. and Perman, R. (2007). 'Unit roots and structural breaks: a survey of the literature', in (B. Rao, ed.), Cointegration for the Applied Economist, (second edition), Basingstoke: Palgrave-Macmillan.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P. (2005). 'The impact of short and long-run exchange rate uncertainty on investment: a panel study of industrial countries', Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, vol. 67, pp. 307-330.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P. (2005). 'Investment and uncertainty in the G7', Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, vol. 141, pp. 1-32.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P. (2004). 'Permanent and temporary inflation uncertainty and investment in the United States', Economics Letters, vol. 85(2), pp. 271-277.
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Barrell, R., Becker, B., Byrne, J.P., Gottschalk, S., Hurst, A.I. and Van Welsum, D. (2004). 'Macroeconomic policy in Europe: experiments with monetary responses and fiscal impulses', Economic Modelling, vol. 21, pp. 877-931.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P. (2003). Financial Structure: An Investigation of Sectoral Balance Sheets in the G7, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P., (2003). 'Disaggregate wealth and aggregate consumption: an investigation of empirical relationships for the G7', Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, vol. 65, pp. 197-220.
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Barrell, R., Byrne, J.P. and Dury, K. (2003). 'The implications of diversity in consumption behaviour for the choice of monetary policy rules in Europe', Economic Modelling, vol. 20, pp. 275-299.
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Ashworth, P. and Byrne, J.P. (2003). 'Some international evidence on price determination: a non-stationary panel approach', Economic Modelling, vol. 20, pp. 809-838.
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Byrne, J.P. and Davis, E.P. (2002). 'A comparison of balance sheet structures in major EU countries', National Institute Economic Review, vol. 180, pp. 83-95.
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Blake, A.P. and Byrne, J.P. (2002). 'Sterling, the Euro and the Dollar', National Institute Economic Review, vol. 181. July.
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Barrell, R., Byrne, J.P., Dury, K., Holland, D. and Hurst, I. (2001). 'Interdependency and the EMU Outsiders', In H. Nilson (ed.) Britain and Scandinavia: Four North European States in the Gravitation Field of the EMU, Europa Idag.
Discussion papers
'Structural breaks in the real exchange rate and real interest rate relationship' (with Jun Nagayasu), Glasgow University Discussion Paper 2008-29.
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'Common and idiosyncratic factors of the exchange risk premium in emerging European markets' (with Jun Nagayasu), Glasgow University Discussion Paper 2008-28.
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'The global dimension to fiscal sustainability' (with Norbert Fiess and Ronald MacDonald), Glasgow University Discussion Paper 2008-10.
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'Euro Area inflation: Aggregation bias and convergence' (with Norbert Fiess), Glasgow University Discussion Paper 2007-41
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'Unit roots and structural breaks: A survey of the literature' (with Roger Perman), Glasgow University Discussion Paper 2006-10
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Referee activities
- Applied Economics
- Applied Financial Economics
- Canadian Journal of Economics
- Economic Inquiry
- Economica
- Economics: The Open-Access, Open-Assessment E-Journal
- ESRC Project Rapporteur
- International Economics Journal
- Journal of Economic Studies
- Journal of Economic Surveys
- Journal of International Money and Finance
- Journal of Macroeconomics
- Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking
- Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
- Oxford Economic Papers
- Oxford University Press (Publishers)
- Pearson Education (Publishers)
- Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv)
- Scottish Journal of Political Economy
- Southern Economic Journal
PhD student supervision
Vlad-Victor Barnaure, Aditya Chavali, Xiaoyan Cheng, Muhammad Akram Gilal, Fatima Kaneez, Ekaterina Kortava and Jubril Lawal