This session covers Lecture 7: Repos, Postponing Settlement and Lecture 8: Eurodollars, Parallel Settlement. Lecture 7 Notes Lecture Notes Lecture 7 describes repurchase agreements (repo or RP), which are a type of instrument that allows for collateralized lending in the money market. Anyone—not just banks that have reserve accounts the Fed—can participate in the repo …
The Inequality, Keynesian, Political Economy of Europe, and States and Markets Working Groups are happy to announce a call for papers to the YSI Pre-conference@ STOREP 2023. We invite you to submit your abstract to the pre-conference event organized by the Young Scholars Initiative at the STOREP annual conference. The pre-conference will take place at …
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For the first time, Paraguay will hold the LALICS Master Academy in June 2023, organized by the National Council of Science and Technology of Paraguay (CONACYT) and the Paraguay Innovation Economy Network (REIP) with the co-organization of the National University of Asuncion (UNA), the American University (UA) and the German-Paraguayan university (UPA).The objective of the …
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This session covers Reading 4: Chapter VII of Lombard Street by Walter Bagehot. Bagehot Study Questions This chapter explains the workings of the Bank of England's reserve management system in the second half of the 19th century. It is here that Bagehot describes the central banking approach that would later become known as the Bagehot …
Narrative capital and spiritual capital are two ancient types of capital that are becoming increasingly important for our time’s well-being, while the modern approach to social capital serves as the connective tissue that binds them in our daily encounters. Narrative capital comprises stories, tales, legends, origin myths, and traditions passed down over time and discussed …
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This session covers Lecture 9: The World That Bagehot Knew and Lecture 10: Dealers and Liquid Security Markets. Lecture 9 Notes Lecture 10 Notes Lecture 9 describes the nineteenth-century London money market operating through banks buying and selling self-liquidating commercial bills of exchange at a discount to face value. Deficit agents sell bills of exchange …
INTRODUCTIONLiquidity Project Financial Market Infrastructure (LPFMI) is building a lasting community on issues around FMI since 2018. Thesis is, it matters how these structures are set for financial markets to do its job, namely helping economic development by allocating capital. LPFMI OVERVIEW 2023 We are destined to interact with practitioners from both the public and …
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We invite young scholars who are interested in honing their writing skills to join the Cooperative Book Project Team in the second write-shop on literature review. This comes after a string of seminars on writing on the functions of cooperatives in resource management. Everyone is welcome to join us. Dr. Michelle North will be the …
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This session covers Reading 5: Three chapters from A Market Theory of Money by John Hicks (1989). Hicks Study Questions In these three chapters, Hicks starts with the idea that the primary function of money is to serve as a "standard of value" for the market. The function of money, as a standard, is to …
Introduction Input-output (I-O) analysis represents an important tool for economists to understand the complexity of our economies. To support a new generation of economists using I-O analysis, the YSI Working Groups on Urban and Regional Economics, and Innovation are partnering up with the International Input-Output Association (IIOA) to invite Young Scholars to apply for participation …
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This session covers Lecture 11: Banks and the Market for Liquidity and Lecture 12: Lender/Dealer of Last Resort. Lecture 11 Notes Lecture 12 Notes Lecture 11 generalizes the Treynor model from security dealers to the term funding market and the overnight money market. It also examines the puzzle of why it's profitable for banks to …
Ecologizing Economics: Reflexivity, Methods and Interdisciplinarity in the Age of Anthropocene In the context of a multidimensional ecological crisis, economic analysis is challenged to adapt its methods so that it can remain relevant to contemporary issues and preserve the important place it has gained in public decision-making. In particular, calls to strengthen the consideration of …
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