Julio Velarde, president of Peru's central bank, talks about how the countries have suffered a lot from hyperinflation, and have learned they cannot continue with irresponsible monetary and fiscal policies https://t.co/fK2WZe8Y24
This year’s laureates in the economic sciences have helped us understand differences in prosperity between nations.
Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James Robinson have demonstrated the importance of societal institutions for a country’s prosperity. Societies with a poor rule of law and institutions that exploit the population do not generate growth or change for the better. The laureates’ research helps us understand why.
#NobelPrize
With the UK general election underway "sound trade policy is a high priority for the UK", say Ingo Borchert @MichaelGasiorek, Emily Lydgate & L. Alan Winters. Read the blog in full: https://t.co/sJ413Ho2PQ
#UKpolitics#Brexit#UKtrade#internationaltrade
Peru exits the Flexible Credit Line Arrangement with the IMF. This decision reflects the country's economic stability, ample international reserves, and reduced relevant external risks. https://t.co/dQbd8d1bhS
Where should I submit my development economics paper?
https://t.co/mJzmW3D794
@DMcKenzie001 has just published his annual, incomparable analysis of impact factors, acceptance rates, review times, and much more for a range of development journals.
The Macroeconomic Policy Perspectives conference on "Banking, Regulation and Macroeconomic Outcomes'' deadline is May 30. Selected papers will be considered for a special issue of the JPE Macro.
https://t.co/OcwYwBDGXz
The future of economic development lies in services. But what does that mean in terms of concrete government policies/programs? Here's a first cut at answering this question in my new paper with @Rohan_Sandhu https://t.co/C2NMv43QXh
The Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland invites application for vacant (54) PhD, Postdoctoral and Academic Positions https://t.co/tMkbqlYKIU
This groundbreaking perspective offers a refreshing reimagining of contemporary socio-economic structures and is highly recommended for those seeking profound insights into the future of capitalism!
Fascinating conference of @JosephEStiglitz presenting his new book: “The Road to Freedom. Economics and the Good Society” at @LSEnews. In his book, he critiques the moral and efficiency arguments of freedom from Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman.
Stiglitz proposes a visionary framework for social organization, one that he terms 'progressive capitalism,' advocating for a harmonious coexistence of “true freedom” and a balanced interplay between market dynamics and government.
Finishing the Academic Conference with the keynote speech from
Italo Colantone: “The Blacklash of Globalization: Structural Changes and Political Shifts” #CITPconf24