COST Action IS0902: Systemic Risks, Financial Crises and Credit
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Charlie Dannreuther commented on Charlie Dannreuther's event Gender and Race Imbalances of the ‘Great Moderation’ and the ‘Great Recession’Monday
June 24, 2013 all day – University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam
The ongoing crisis has not just shaken up political economies across the globe; it also poses significant challenges to political economy research. Public bank bailouts and partial nationalizations f…
Organized by Regine Paul and Daniel Mügge | Type: phd, school
June 24, 2013 at 12pm to June 26, 2013 at 12pm – Leeds University, Leeds, Yorkshire UK LS2 9JT
Gender and Race Imbalances of the ‘Great Moderation’ and the ‘Great Recession’ The two decades preceding the onset of the financial crisis in 2007 have been characterised by low and stable inflation…
Organized by Charlie Dannreuther | Type: phd, school
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November 7, 2013 all day – Université Paris Nord (University of Paris 13, Campus Bobigny), Paris, France
The 25th Annual EAEPE Conference 2013 will be held at Université Paris Nord (University of Paris 13, Campus Bobigny), Paris, France, from 7 to 9 November 2013. The conference theme will focus on th…
Organized by Nathalie Coutinet (nathalie.coutinet@gmail.com) or Philippe Abecassis (ph.abecassis@gmail.com). | Type: 25th, eaepe, annual, conference, 2013
Posted by J. Peter Burgess on May 20, 2013 at 9:28am
The policy model, the European Union was built on, represents the most faithful implementation of the theoretical conclusions reached by the mainstream. These conclusions can be summarized , for the aim of this note, with the denial of the direct relationship between government spending and growth and of the active role of monetary policy in influencing the equilibrium income.
These conclusions affected almost all the advanced economies and conduced to an institutional structure based…
Posted by Rosaria Rita Canale on September 3, 2012 at 9:55pm
According to the opinion of the world’s leading economists, there is a warning of a new financial crisis that may have after-effects that is more serious than that of the GFC in the year 2008. A Washington-based lender recently projected an annual global growth rate of 3.8% within the next 2 years. However, some other economists are of the opinion that the global…
ContinuePosted by Jason Holmes on May 25, 2012 at 1:19pm
Dear Friends,
As I was talking at our last meeting I am the organizer of the International Summer School in Krakow in September 2012 titled “Institutional changes in the Euro zone after the global financial crisis”. It is partly financed by the Polish National Bank, so participants do not pay for it (we cover all costs including hotel, food, materials, excursion). It takes place from 19th to 25th of September 2012. There is a special webpage of this event …
ContinuePosted by Charlie Dannreuther on April 25, 2012 at 6:05pm
I'd like to start a new thread about Greece and the Eurocrisis.>> First, you are invited to a public lecture & debate with Greek > economist Yannis Varoufakis, on 6 october in Groningen…Continue
Started by Dirk Bezemer. Last reply by Dirk Bezemer Oct 5, 2011.
Quantitative Easing is Pushing on a StringThey’re at it again. Last October the US Federal Open Market Committee announced it “is prepared to provide additional accommodation if needed”. This means…Continue
Started by Dirk Bezemer. Last reply by Neil Lancastle Sep 29, 2011.
Hi All, Prepare for the next phase of the credit crisis: inflation The refresh, the first four phases were: 1. A US household debt crisis (2000-2006), spilling over into banks' balance sheets2.…Continue
Tags: effects, policy, crisis, credit
Started by Dirk Bezemer Jun 10, 2011.
Debt Is The Problem - Why the Shiller Solution Won’t Work(this comment piece appeared in the Financial Times, 5 November 2009)Dirk Bezemer Economists have been mulling over the shape financial…Continue
Started by Dirk Bezemer Jun 10, 2011.
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