Economics of Post-Crisis Recoveries

Past Seminar: January 22, 2021 8:30 am
The Economics of a Post-Crisis Recoveries online lecture series explored what a potential recovery from the pandemic could look like. This series ran from 22 […]

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The Economics of a Post-Crisis Recoveries online lecture series explored what a potential recovery from the pandemic could look like. This series ran from 22 January to 18 June 2021.

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Friday 22 January
Globalisation Post-COVID – Beata Javorcik, EBRD
Beata Javorcik

Friday 19 February
Monetary Policy During COVID – Andrea Ferrero, University of Oxford
Andrea Ferrero

Friday 19 March
Fiscal Policy and the National Debt Going Forward – Martin Ellison, University of Oxford
Martin Ellison

Friday 16 April
Forced Experimentation and Expectations – Tim Willems, IMF
Tim Williams

Friday 21 May
Green Growth Out of the Crisis – Cameron Hepburn, University of Oxford and LSE
Cameron Hepburn

Friday 18 June
This Time it’s Different: Crisis in the Past and the Current Pandemic – Moritz Schularick, University of Bonn
Moritz Schularick

Speakers

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Beata Javorcik

Chief Economist, EBRD

As the EBRD’s Chief Economist, Beata Javorcik is responsible for advising the President and other senior members of the Bank’s management team on economic issues […] Read more

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Andrea Ferrero

Syndicate tutor / Professor of Economics, University of Oxford

Andrea Ferrero is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Oxford and the Levine Fellow in Economics at Trinity College […] Read more

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Martin Ellison

Professor of Economics, University of Oxford

Martin is Professor of Economics at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Nuffield College. He gained his PhD in economics from the European […] Read more

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Tim Willems

Economist in the International Monetary Funds

Tim Willems is an economist in the IMF’s Debt Policy division, focusing on questions of debt sustainability and debt restructuring. At the IMF, he has […] Read more

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