Charles Wolf Jr. — Publications

Convergent and Divergent U.S.-China Interests: Designing "Win-Win" Portfolios: Test of Concept

2016
Puzzles, Paradoxes, Controversies, and the Global Economy

2015
U.S.–Japan Alliance Conference Series Proceedings

2015
China's Foreign Aid and Government-Sponsored Investment Activities: Scale, Content, Destinations, and Implications

2013
RAND Review: Vol. 36, No. 2, Fall 2012

2012
China and India, 2025: A Comparative Assessment

2011
China's Expanding Role in Global Mergers and Acquisitions Markets

2011
Understanding Iran

2009
U.S. Combat Commands' Participation in the Proliferation Security Initiative: A Training Manual

2009
Enhancement by Enlargement: The Proliferation Security Initiative

2008
Looking Backward and Forward: Policy Issues in the Twenty-first Century

2008
Modernizing the North Korean System: Objectives, Method, and Application

2008
Russia’s Economy: Signs of Progress and Retreat on the Transitional Road

2006
South Asia's New Strategic Importance Calls for Stronger U.S. Military Relations in the Region

2006
War and Escalation in South Asia

2006
North Korean Paradoxes: Circumstances, Costs, and Consequences of Korean Unification

2005
Government shortcomings and the conditions of demand

2004
Military assistance programs

2004
Proceedings of the 6th Annual RAND-China Reform Forum Conference, August 28-29, 2003 (U)

2004
Public Diplomacy: How to Think About and Improve It

2004
Reasons for Hope

2004
Some connections between economic and military assistance programs in underdeveloped areas

2004
Fault Lines in China’s Economic Terrain

2003
Straddling Economics and Politics: Cross-Cutting Issues in Asia, the United States, and the Global Economy

2002
China, the United States, and the Global Economy

2001
European Military Prospects, Economic Constraints, and the Rapid Reaction Force

2001
Excerpts from the U.S.-China Security Review Commission Hearings

2001
Asian Economic Trends and Their Security Implications

2000
Forecasting Korea's Economy and the Cost of Reunification

2000
Economic Openness: Many Facets, Many Metrics

1999
Commercial Power Centers in Emerging Markets

1998
The Economic Pivot in a Political Context

1997
Arms Proliferation Policy: Support to the Presidential Advisory Board

1996
Implications of Trends in Long-Term Capital Flows

1996
The limits of trust

1996
RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises

1996
International Capital Flows, 1985-1993

1995
Long-Term Economic and Military Trends 1994-2015: The United States and Asia

1995
Markets, Governments, and Society

1995
Perspectives on Economic and Foreign Policies

1995
Privatization in the Visegrad Countries and Their Access to Membership in the European Union

1995
The State of the Russian Economy and the Economy of the Russian State: Some Simplified Comments on a Complex Subject

1995
Controlling Conventional Arms Transfers: A New Approach with Application to the Persian Gulf

1994
Defense Conversion, Economic Reform, and the Outlook for the Russian and Ukrainian Economies

1994
The Economic Dimensions of National Security

1994
The new mercantilism

1994
Aiding Russia and Ukraine

1993
Developing Improved Deflators for Defense Research and Development

1993
Economic Transformation and the Changing International Economic Environment

1993
Markets or Governments: Choosing Between Imperfect Alternatives Second Edition

1993
RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises: July 10, 1993

1993
The Role of the Military Sector in the Economies of Russia and Ukraine: Proceedings of the RAND-Hoover Symposium, November 1992

1993
Defense and the Soviet Economy: Military Muscle and Economic Weakness

1992
Market-Oriented Policies for the Development of Hainan: Executive Summary

1992
RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises, July 17, 1991

1992
Getting to Market

1991
Korean and U.S. Economic and Technological Capabilities to Support Defense Burdens

1991
Korean and U.S. Forces and Responsibilities in the Changing Asian Security Environment: Executive Summary

1991
Promoting Democracy and Free Markets in Eastern Europe

1991
Restructuring Hainan's International Trade and Finance: Currency, Foreign Exchange, and Trade

1991
Defense and the Macroeconomy in the Soviet Union

1990
Gorbachev's Allocative Choices: Constraints, Dilemmas, and Policy Directions

1990
The Third World in U.S.-Soviet Competition: From Playing Field to Player

1990
Long-Term Economic and Military Trends, 1950-2010

1989
Military Dimensions of Communist Systems: Findings and Implications

1989
Operations Research and Policy Analysis at RAND, 1968-1988

1989
Preliminary Observations on Hainan's Strategic Development Plan

1989
A Proper Perspective on the Twin Deficits

1989
RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises, November 12, 1988

1989
The Rise of Market Forces

1988
Essays on Economic Policy and Foreign Policy

1987
Soviet Behavior in International Financial Markets

1987
Arming the Reagan Doctrine

1986
The Changing Balance in the Military Competition Between South and North Korea

1986
The Costs and Benefits of the Soviet Empire, 1981-1983

1986
Markets or Governments: Choosing Between Imperfect Alternatives

1986
RAND Graduate Institute Commencement Exercises, November 16, 1985

1986
The Changing Balance: South and North Korean Capabilities for Long-Term Military Competition

1985
Developing Cooperative Forces in the Third World: Report of a RAND Conference, March 14-15, 1985

1985
Essays on Economic Policy and Foreign Policy

1985
The Costs of the Soviet Empire

1984
Future directions for analysis of the Soviet economy

1984
Soviet economic stringencies: external reactions and repercussions

1984
Commencement remarks: the RAND Graduate Institute's fourth commencement exercises, April 29, l983

1983
The Costs of the Soviet Empire

1983
Extended Containment: Countering Soviet Imperialism and Applying Economic Realism

1983
Mobilization Analysis and Industrial Policy: Dilemmas and Tradeoffs

1983
Comments on 'Defense Planning in Turkey,' by Michael Moodie

1982
Management without a bottom line

1982
Economic efficiency and inefficient economics: a rejoinder

1981
''Non-Market Failure'' Revisited: The Anatomy and Physiology of Government Deficiencies

1981
Policy Analysis and Public Management: Strengths and Limits

1981
Commencement Remarks: Rand Graduate Institute's Third Commencement Exercises, September 4, 1980

1980
The Demand for Oil and Energy in Developing Countries

1980
Economic development and the "old" international order

1980
Ethics and Policy Analysis

1980
International Economic Sanctions

1980
Oil and Energy Demand in Developing Countries in 1990

1980
Policy analysis and decisionmaking

1980
Turkish Development Prospects and Policies in Light of Experience Elsewhere

1980
Resource Allocation and Defense Planning in Retrospect and Prospect

1979
Efficient performance with inefficient pricing: A puzzle for economists who believe in the free market

1978
Inter-Arab Conflict Contingencies and the Gap between the Arab Rich and Poor

1978
"Non-Market" Failures and Market Failures

1978
Rhetoric and Reality in North-South Relations

1978
A Theory of “Non-Market Failure”: Framework for Implementation Analysis

1978
A dialogue on the North-South dialogue

1977
Pricing Policies for the Space Shuttle

1977
Reflections on Britain

1977
''Offsets'' for NATO Procurement of the Airborne Warning and Control System: Opportunities and Implications

1976
''Offsets,'' Standardization, and Trade Liberalization in NATO

1976
Policies for Pricing Commercially-Useful Space Systems Resulting from Government Programs

1976
Perceptions of the Military Balance: Models and Anecdotes.

1975
Pricing and Recoupment Policies for Commercially Useful Technology Resulting from NASA Programs.

1975
Research and Training in Policy Analysis

1975
U.S. Technology Exchange with the Soviet Union: A Summary Report

1974
Heresies about Time: Wasted Time, Double-Duty Time, and Past Time.

1973
International Transactions and Regionalism: Distinguishing Insiders from Outsiders.

1973
Technology Exchange Between the United States and the Soviet Union.

1973
Indonesian Economic Issues and Options.

1972
International Transactions and Regionalism: Distinguishing Insiders from Outsiders.

1972
Computers and Economics: Progress, Problems and Prospects

1971
Economic Impacts of Military Assistance

1971
The Logic of Failure: A Vietnam Lesson

1971
Military-Industrial Simplicities, Complexities, and Realities.

1971
Is United States Foreign Policy Being Militarized?

1970
Military-Industrial Simplicities : A Review of Three Books.

1970
Policy Sciences and Policy Research Organizations

1970
Productivity, Growth, and Public Policy

1970
Rebellion and Authority: An Analytic Essay on Insurgent Conflicts

1970
Management, Productivity, and Growth.

1969
Military-Industrial Complexities

1969
The Present Value of the Past

1969
RAND Work on International Development: A Brief Overview

1969
Asian Futures

1968
Controlling Small Wars

1968
Japan-U.S. Relations and Asian Development Problems.

1968
Rebellion and Authority: Myths and Realities Reconsidered

1966
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: New Myths and Old Realities

1965
The Political Effects of Economic Programs: Some Indications from Latin America

1964
Savings Regressions, Self-Help and Development Performance.

1964
Uses and Limitations of Nuclear Deterrence in Asia

1964
The Political Effects of Military Programs: Some Indications from Latin America

1963
Savings and the measurement of "self-help" in developing countries

1963
Some Aspects of the ''Value'' of Southeast Asia to the United States

1963
Economic development and postwar recuperation : a comparison of industrial priorities

1962
Economic Planning in Korea

1962
Economic Aid Reconsidered

1961
Gains from trade, materials supplies, and economic development.

1959
Economic Development and Mutual Security: Some Problems of U.S. Foreign Assistance Programs in Southeast Asia

1956

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Charles Wolf Jr. — Publications

Convergent and Divergent U.S.-China Interests: Designing "Win-Win" Portfolios: Test of Concept

Puzzles, Paradoxes, Controversies, and the Global Economy

U.S.–Japan Alliance Conference Series Proceedings

China's Foreign Aid and Government-Sponsored Investment Activities: Scale, Content, Destinations, and Implications

RAND Review: Vol. 36, No. 2, Fall 2012

China and India, 2025: A Comparative Assessment

China's Expanding Role in Global Mergers and Acquisitions Markets

Understanding Iran

U.S. Combat Commands' Participation in the Proliferation Security Initiative: A Training Manual

Enhancement by Enlargement: The Proliferation Security Initiative

Looking Backward and Forward: Policy Issues in the Twenty-first Century

Modernizing the North Korean System: Objectives, Method, and Application

Russia’s Economy: Signs of Progress and Retreat on the Transitional Road

South Asia's New Strategic Importance Calls for Stronger U.S. Military Relations in the Region

War and Escalation in South Asia

North Korean Paradoxes: Circumstances, Costs, and Consequences of Korean Unification

Government shortcomings and the conditions of demand

Military assistance programs

Proceedings of the 6th Annual RAND-China Reform Forum Conference, August 28-29, 2003 (U)

Public Diplomacy: How to Think About and Improve It

Reasons for Hope

Some connections between economic and military assistance programs in underdeveloped areas

Fault Lines in China’s Economic Terrain

Straddling Economics and Politics: Cross-Cutting Issues in Asia, the United States, and the Global Economy

China, the United States, and the Global Economy

European Military Prospects, Economic Constraints, and the Rapid Reaction Force

Excerpts from the U.S.-China Security Review Commission Hearings

Asian Economic Trends and Their Security Implications

Forecasting Korea's Economy and the Cost of Reunification

Economic Openness: Many Facets, Many Metrics

Commercial Power Centers in Emerging Markets

The Economic Pivot in a Political Context

Arms Proliferation Policy: Support to the Presidential Advisory Board

Implications of Trends in Long-Term Capital Flows

The limits of trust

RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises

International Capital Flows, 1985-1993

Long-Term Economic and Military Trends 1994-2015: The United States and Asia

Markets, Governments, and Society

Perspectives on Economic and Foreign Policies

Privatization in the Visegrad Countries and Their Access to Membership in the European Union

The State of the Russian Economy and the Economy of the Russian State: Some Simplified Comments on a Complex Subject

Controlling Conventional Arms Transfers: A New Approach with Application to the Persian Gulf

Defense Conversion, Economic Reform, and the Outlook for the Russian and Ukrainian Economies

The Economic Dimensions of National Security

The new mercantilism

Aiding Russia and Ukraine

Developing Improved Deflators for Defense Research and Development

Economic Transformation and the Changing International Economic Environment

Markets or Governments: Choosing Between Imperfect Alternatives Second Edition

RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises: July 10, 1993

The Role of the Military Sector in the Economies of Russia and Ukraine: Proceedings of the RAND-Hoover Symposium, November 1992

Defense and the Soviet Economy: Military Muscle and Economic Weakness

Market-Oriented Policies for the Development of Hainan: Executive Summary

RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises, July 17, 1991

Getting to Market

Korean and U.S. Economic and Technological Capabilities to Support Defense Burdens

Korean and U.S. Forces and Responsibilities in the Changing Asian Security Environment: Executive Summary

Promoting Democracy and Free Markets in Eastern Europe

Restructuring Hainan's International Trade and Finance: Currency, Foreign Exchange, and Trade

Defense and the Macroeconomy in the Soviet Union

Gorbachev's Allocative Choices: Constraints, Dilemmas, and Policy Directions

The Third World in U.S.-Soviet Competition: From Playing Field to Player

Long-Term Economic and Military Trends, 1950-2010

Military Dimensions of Communist Systems: Findings and Implications

Operations Research and Policy Analysis at RAND, 1968-1988

Preliminary Observations on Hainan's Strategic Development Plan

A Proper Perspective on the Twin Deficits

RAND Graduate School Commencement Exercises, November 12, 1988

The Rise of Market Forces

Essays on Economic Policy and Foreign Policy

Soviet Behavior in International Financial Markets

Arming the Reagan Doctrine

The Changing Balance in the Military Competition Between South and North Korea

The Costs and Benefits of the Soviet Empire, 1981-1983

Markets or Governments: Choosing Between Imperfect Alternatives

RAND Graduate Institute Commencement Exercises, November 16, 1985