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Matthew Klein on Global Trade, Inequality, and International Conflict
Matthew Klein on Global Trade, Inequality, and International Conflict

Matthew Klein is an economics commentator at Barron's and is the author of a new book with Michael Pettis titled, *Trade Wars are Class Wars: How Ris…

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Stephen Kirchner on Australian Monetary Policy in the Wake of the Great Recession
Stephen Kirchner on Australian Monetary Policy in the Wake of the Great Recession

Stephen Kirchner is a program director for trade and investment at the United States Center at the University of Sydney, and he was written widely on…

6 years, 2 months ago

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Daniela Gabor on Financial Globalization, Capital Controls, and the Critical Macrofinance Framework
Daniela Gabor on Financial Globalization, Capital Controls, and the Critical Macrofinance Framework

Daniela Gabor is a professor of economics and macrofinance at the University of West England at Bristol, where she works on shadow banking, capital m…

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Darrell Duffie on Treasury Markets and the Post-COVID Path to Financial Stability
Darrell Duffie on Treasury Markets and the Post-COVID Path to Financial Stability

Darrell Duffie is a professor of finance at Stanford University, and he joins Macro Musings to discuss the treasury market problems that emerged in M…

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Peter Stella on the Fed's Off-Balance Sheet Transactions and Public Financing of the COVID-19 Crisis
Peter Stella on the Fed's Off-Balance Sheet Transactions and Public Financing of the COVID-19 Crisis

Peter Stella is a former IMF official, where he led the Central Banking and Monetary and Foreign Exchange divisions, and he now hosts a webpage title…

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Adam Tooze on Dollar Dominance, the Eurozone, and the Future of Global Finance
Adam Tooze on Dollar Dominance, the Eurozone, and the Future of Global Finance

Adam Tooze is a professor of history at Columbia University, and is the author of many books, including his popular account of the 2007-2009 crisis, …

6 years, 3 months ago

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Alp Simsek on a Risk-Centric View of Demand, Recession, and Speculation
Alp Simsek on a Risk-Centric View of Demand, Recession, and Speculation

Alp Simsek is an associate professor of economics at MIT, and joins Macro Musings to talk about the link between financial markets, uncertainty and t…

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Thomas Hoenig on Bank Capitalization and Fed Policy after COVID-19
Thomas Hoenig on Bank Capitalization and Fed Policy after COVID-19

Thomas Hoenig is a former vice chair of the FDIC, former president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, and is currently a distinguished senior f…

6 years, 3 months ago

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Scott Sumner on the Government's Response to COVID-19 and the Future of Level Targeting
Scott Sumner on the Government's Response to COVID-19 and the Future of Level Targeting

Scott Sumner is the Ralph G. Hawtrey Chair of Monetary Policy at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, Professor Emeritus of economics at B…

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Lev Menand on the Fed's Lending Facilities and the Legal Concerns Surrounding Them
Lev Menand on the Fed's Lending Facilities and the Legal Concerns Surrounding Them

Lev Menand is a legal scholar at Columbia Law School and has previously worked for the New York Fed, the US Treasury Department, and the Financial St…

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