This will be live streamed Friday at 1:30pm EST, 6:30pm UK/PT time, 7:30pm Central Europe 2025 Mundell-Fleming Lecture on “Financial Repression in the 21st Century”

Highly recommended! The new book by Nobel Prize winner Joel Mokyr, Avner Greif, and Guido Tabellini. Two Paths to Prosperity: Culture and Institutions in Europe and China, 1000–2000 "In this landmark book, three leading economists offer a bold new account of why Europe and

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Highly relevant! "Putting US Fiscal Policy on a Sustainable Path" by Karen Dynan and Douglas Elmendorf. "A meaningful shift toward a sustainable debt path in the United States seems unlikely to be accomplished soon. In the current political climate, even routine fiscal actions,

Calls to break the euro are back in vogue so I decided to write again on why Bulgaria is joining now and how it helps us – with better ratings, saving costs and improving our EU representation. The euro is a vital geopolitical step, but not a panacea if u have bad policies. 1/n

Highly interesting! "Trade Costs, Generalized Demand, and Firm Selection" by Badis Tabarki. Beyond its theoretical contribution, the paper "clarifies the fundamental role of preferences in shaping export participation and aggregate welfare. It shows that the welfare

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Super interesting food for thought! Is U.S. Government Debt Unsustainable?" by Pierpaolo Benigno "Treasury debt is sustainable not because it is inflated away, but because it is effectively guaranteed by the central bank. That alone is sufficient. Inflation may or may not

Highly relevant! "Industrial Policy Since the Great Financial Crisis", by Simon Evenett, Adam Jakubik, Jaden Kim, Fernando Martín, Samuel Pienknagura, Michele Ruta, Sandra Baquie, Yueling Huang, and Rafael Machado Parente. "This paper extends the New Industrial Policy

📢 Call for Papers | 13th @ecb Conference on Forecasting Techniques Theme: AI in economic narratives, forecasting & risk assessment 🗓️ 23–24 Mar 2026 | Frankfurt am Main 🕒 Submit by 15 Dec 2025 Invited speakers: @StephenEKHansen (UCL), Barbara Rossi (European University

Very valuable! "Measuring Geoeconomics" by Laurent Ferrara and Jamel Saadaoui. "This paper reviews recent advances in the measurement and macroeconomic assessment of geopolitical tensions. ...Empirical evidence suggests that geopolitical shocks are typically stagflationary,

Ukraine launches new national development lender for recovery Kyiv aims to compete with EBRD and EIB for EU funds https://t.co/T6Zv69aXwG

📢Call for papers: Submit research on theoretical and empirical macroeconomic issues relevant for monetary policy & join the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy, co-organized by @ecb & @federalreserve. Deadline: 21 November 2025 👇 https://t.co/S3PQEnBcZO

📢#CallForPapers - 8th Summer #Conference on Financial Intermediation and Corporate Finance Theoretical and empirical papers are invited. Submit by 6PM GMT, 15 February 2026. Organised w/ @BankofGreece @audencia @DUBusSchool @Essex_EBS @FordhamGSB https://t.co/VIaah8Wnxu

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THIS EVENING at 6pm: Join us for our panel discussion on "New views on r*: are higher interest rates here to last?", with Charles Goodhart, @LukaszRachel and Ricardo Reis @R2Rsquared To find out more visit: https://t.co/9dXvettWgx……… #LSECFM

NOVEMBER 6: We & @DallasFed cohost a conference on key policies & economic challenges shaping the future of North American integration, focusing on labor mobility, remittance flows, & cross-border trade. Agenda & register to watch: https://t.co/rOqscbYarJ

Highly relevant! "Central Banks' Contribution to Financial Stability: From Central Bank Money Issuance to Macroprudential Supervision" by Richard Senner. "Financial stability does not emerge automatically out of individual agents' actions, but requires collective action. To

Very valuable! "Evolving Practices in Public Investment Management" "Since 2008, the Bank for International Settlements and the World Bank have organised – jointly with cosponsoring central banks – the Public Investors Conference to discuss policy issues, quantitative methods

The @ATGUSAMade Buddy Sled is a specific solution I kneeded for a school I’ve been helping. For my own workouts, I use the resisted treadmill - and all my shoes and equipment are on sale for the holidays! This video also covers the history of sled dragging:

We are very much looking forward to this webinar with James Bessen! The Rising Returns to R&D: Ideas Are not Getting Harder to Find (November 4, 16:00 – 17:00 Central European Time) REGISTRATION HERE: https://t.co/UlPg8smgK7 Productivity growth has slowed in many advanced

US Economy – How are you doing? We expect what we call a mild stagflationary episode, in which meager economic growth and somewhat elevated inflation will occur together. https://t.co/NTkVyb29O3

Super interesting! "World Cycles Revisited: Diverging Trends in Prices and Quantities" by Antoine Camous, Eric Monnet, and Damien Puy. "We revisit evidence on world cycles using a new quarterly macro-financial dataset covering a broad set of countries from 1950 to the COVID-19