Research
Publications
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and K. Zimmermann (2023), GDP-linked Bonds and Economic Growth, Journal of International Money and Finance, forthcoming.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and K. Staal (2023), Too-big-to-fail in Federations?, Regional Science and Urban Economics, 101, 103917.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2023) Internal Debt and Welfare, Journal of Public Economic Theory, 25 (1), 196-224. Online Appendix
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and M. Runkel (2022), Taxation of Unhealthy Food and the Intensive versus Extensive Margin of Obesity, International Tax and Public Finance, 29, 1294-1320.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and M. Runkel (2020), Taxes on Unhealthy Food and Externalities in the Parental Choice of Children’s Diet, Health Economics, 29(8), 938-944.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2020), A Sales Tax is better at Promoting Healthy Diets than the Fat Tax and the Thin Subsidy, Health Economics, 29, 353-366. Online Appendix
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2020), Safe Haven or Earnings Stripping Rules: a Prisoner’s Dilemma? International Tax and Public Finance, 27, 38-76.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and M. Runkel (2016), On the Implications of Introducing Cross-Border Loss-Offset in the European Union, Journal of Public Economics, 144, 78-89.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and K. Staal (2016), Public Debt, Bailouts and Common Bonds, International Tax and Public Finance, 23, 670-692.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2013), Risk Sharing and the Efficiency of Public Good Provision under Tax Competition, Regional Science and Urban Economics, 43, 676-683.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2012), Prudent Fiscal Policy in the Presence of Bailout Expectations, FinanzArchiv, 68, 365-382.
Working Papers
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2021) Evaluating Marginal Internalities: a new Approach, CESifo Working Paper N. 9476.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and M. Runkel (2020), Present-focused Preferences and Sin Goods Consumption at the Extensive and Intensive Margins, CESifo Working Paper N. 8237.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. and M. Runkel (2019), Sin Taxes, Insurance and the Correction of Internalities, mimeo.
- Kalamov, Z. Y. (2015), On the other Benefit of Fiscal Policy Coordination when Capital Markets are Imperfect, mimeo.