Research
Monograph
How China escaped shock therapy: The market reform debate
(2021) London, New York: Routledge
Articles
Implicit Coordination in Sellers’ Inflation: How Cost Shocks Facilitate Price Hikes
(2024) With Evan Wasner, Markus Lang, Benjamin Braun, Jens van ’t Klooster. Political Economy Research Institute Working Paper No. 612.
Distributional Implications and Share Ownership of Record Oil and Gas Profits
(2024) With Gregor Semieniuk, Iain Weaver, Evan Wasner, Benjamin Braun, Philip B. Holden, Pablo Salas, Jean-Francois Mercure, Neil R. Edwards. Political Economy Research Institute Working Paper No. 611.
Towards a Post-neoliberal Stabilization Paradigm: Revisiting International Buffer Stocks in an Age of Overlapping Emergencies Based on the Case of Food
(2024) With Merle Schulken. Political Economy Research Institute Working Paper no. 602.
Can Price Controls Be Optimal? The Economics of the Energy Shock in Germany
(2024) With Tom Krebs. Political Economy Research Institute Working Paper no. 597.
Inflation in times of overlapping emergencies: Systemically significant prices from an input–output perspective
(2024) With J. Lara Jauregui, L. Teixeira, and L. Nassif Pires. Industrial and Corporate Change, 33 (2), 297–341
Systemic cycles of accumulation and chaos in the world capitalist system: A missing link
(2024) With G. Galanis and C. Koutny. Socio-Economic Review, mwae007
State capitalism, imperialism and China: Bringing history back in
(2023) Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 55 (3), 774-781
Sellers’ inflation, profits and conflict: Why can large firms hike prices in an emergency?
(2023) With E. Wasner. Review of Keynesian Economics 11 (2), 183-213
The tale of the German gas price brake: Why we need economic disaster preparedness in times of overlapping emergencies
(2023) With T. Beckmann and J.E. Thie. Intereconomics 58 (1), 10-16
Neoliberal economic thinking and the quest for rational socialism in China: Ludwig von Mises and the market reform debate
(2022) Journal of the History of Ideas 83 (2), 333-356
Big oil’s profits and inflation: Winners and losers
(2022) Challenge 65 (5-6), 151-159
Höchste Zeit für einen Gaspreisdeckel: ein wichtiges Instrument im Kampf gegen Energiepreisbelastung
(2022) With S. Dullien. Wirtschaftsdienst 102 (8), 595-598
The US–China trade imbalance and the theory of free trade: debunking the currency manipulation argument
(2022) With A. Shaikh. International Review of Applied Economics 35 (3-4), 432-455
Inequality in energy consumption: statistical equilibrium or a question of accounting conventions?
(2020) With G. Semieniuk. The European Physical Journal Special Topics, 229(9), 1705–1714
On the necessity of money in an exchange-constituted economy: The cases of Smith and Marx
(2019) Cambridge Journal of Economics 43(6), 1459–1483
American radical economists in Mao’s China: From hopes to disillusionment
(2019) With G. Semieniuk. Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology 37, 31–63
Reflections on B P Adarkar's 'Years of High Theory' (1934-1941)
(2016) With K. Vela Velupillai. Economic and Political Weekly 51(14), 62–69
Working Papers
Carbon prices and inflation in a world of shocks: Systemically significant prices and industrial policy targeting in Germany
(2024) With J.-E. Thie, J. L. Jauregui, L. Teixeira. Bertelsmann Stiftung, Sustainable Social Market Economies.
Towards a post-neoliberal stabilization paradigm: Revisiting international buffer stocks in an age of overlapping emergencies based on the case of food
(2024) With M. Schulken. Political Economy Research Institute, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Working Paper Series, No. 602
Can price controls be optimal? The economics of the energy shock in Germany
(2024) With T. Krebs. Political Economy Research Institute, Working Paper Series, No. 597
The state-constituted market economy: A conceptual framework for China’s state–market relations
(2022) With H. Qi. Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Working Paper Series, No. 2022-1
Persistence in world export patterns and productive capabilities across two globalizations
(2022) With G. Semieniuk, J. Liang, and T. Westland. Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Working Paper Series, No. 2022-11
The nature of money and the theory of international trade: Thornton and Ricardo
(2021) Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Working Paper Series, No. 2021-18
Policy Reports
Closing the EU’s inflation governance gap: The limits of monetary policy and the case for a new policy framework for shockflation
(2024) With J. Van ’t Klooster. Economic Governance and EMU Scrutiny Unit (EGOV) Directorate-General for Internal Policies.
Buffer stocks against inflation: Public food stocks for price stabilisation and their contribution to the transformation of food systems
(2024) With M. Schulken, L. Bassermann, L. Luig, J. Urhahn. Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Rosa-Luxemburg Foundation and TMG Research gGmbH
Book Chapters
China's ancient principles of price regulation through market participation: The Guanzi from a comparative perspective
(2021) In the European and Chinese Histories of Economic Thought, edited by Iwo Amelung, Bertram Schefold, Chapter 18, 246-258
China and neoliberalism: Moving beyond the China is/is not neoliberal dichotomy
(2018) In the SAGE Handbook of Neoliberalism, edited by Damien Cahill, Melinda Cooper, Martijn Konings, David Primrose, Chapter 17, 219-233
Book Review
Book review: Unlikely partners: Chinese reformers, Western economists, and the making of global China, Julian Gewirtz
(2019) The China Quarterly 237, 257 - 259