This workshop will feature paper presentations by young scholars and policymakers, as well as a discussion with a senior level expert in the field. Overview During the 1990’s and the …
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This workshop will include lectures by and discussion with senior level experts in the field. More than ten years after the Global Financial Crisis, despite unprecedented actions by monetary and …
Challenges in Repo Markets: Financial Stability, Monetary Policy Frameworks Read More »
This workshop will feature paper presentations by young scholars and policymakers, as well as a discussion with Mark Carlson, an expert in the field. Overview During the 2007-08 financial crisis, …
Macro-, Monetary-, and Financial History—Lessons from the Past Read More »
This workshop will include lectures by and discussion with senior level experts in the field. Overview The literature on how to finance Africa’s development long centered around Foreign Direct Investment …
This workshop will include lectures by and discussions with experts in the field. Speakers Prof. Bill Lazonick, Emeritus Professor in Economics "The political economy of the US pharmaceutical drug industry: …
New date announced! The Finance, Law, and Economics, and the Political Economy of Europe working groups are happy to host the third webinar from the series in preparation to our …
The lockdown continues and so does our research, but you are not alone in this! Join the Finance, Law and Economics Working Group for its second meetup on Wednesday, April …
Since November we read many papers related to the Ontology of Economics, from Evolutionary Realism to recent debates in Econometrics. The first part of the reading group during the last …
Epistemology of Economics: Kapeller (2013) ‘Model-Platonism’ in Economics Read More »
The Keynesian Economics Debate Group (KEDG) is starting! The first meeting will be on Wednesday April 15th at 6 pm ET. In this first meeting we will discuss Felipe Cornelio's …
The COVID-19 crisis is stress-testing not just economies, but our economic paradigms and analytical tools. The 2008 crisis revealed that financial systems are networks, and COVID-19 showed how viral contagion …
Andrew Sheng: New Data, New Systemic Analyses for Novel Pandemic Crises Read More »
Hello All,*The first webinar will be an introductory session to know each other and know the research topics of each one. A reading list will be circulated and common themes …
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Money is hierarchical and during crises, rules are flexible at the core and rigid at the periphery. In this crisis, the penalty rate part of Bagehot’s rule was replaced with …
Zoltán Pozsár: Financial stability in the age of Covid-19 Read More »