Macro Musings with David Beckworth
A podcast by Mercatus Center at George Mason University - Mondays
480 Episodes
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60 – Matt Klein on Greece, Optimal Currency Areas, and Safe Assets
Published: 05/06/2017 -
59 - Jay Shambaugh on the Macroeconomic Trilemma (“The Impossible Trinity”)
Published: 29/05/2017 -
58 – David Schleicher on Local and State Regulation and Declining Mobility
Published: 22/05/2017 -
57 – Paul Krugman on Liquidity Traps, the Great Recession, and Isaac Asimov
Published: 15/05/2017 -
56 – Ethan Ilzetzki on the U.S. Dollar as an Anchor Currency
Published: 08/05/2017 -
55 – Daniel Griswold on the Basics of Trade
Published: 01/05/2017 -
54 – Josh Zumbrun on Challenges and Angst Facing the Economics Profession
Published: 24/04/2017 -
53 – James Bullard on Life as a Fed Bank President and Monetary Policy in 2017
Published: 17/04/2017 -
52 – Tyler Cowen on Complacency, Immobility, and Stagnation
Published: 10/04/2017 -
51 – George Selgin on Reforming Open Market Operations and Normalizing Fed Policy
Published: 03/04/2017 -
50 - Steve Hanke on Hyperinflations
Published: 27/03/2017 -
49 - Jeffrey Frankel on Recession-Dating, the Plaza Accords, and Globalization
Published: 20/03/2017 -
48 - Jason Furman on Fiscal Stimulus, the Platinum Coin, and Male Labor Force Participation
Published: 13/03/2017 -
47 – Larry White on India’s Demonetization and Austrian Macroeconomics
Published: 06/03/2017 -
46 – Tim Duy on the Art of Fed Watching and the Future of U.S. Monetary Policy
Published: 27/02/2017 -
45 – Hester Peirce on *Reframing Financial Regulation*
Published: 20/02/2017 -
44 - Sebastian Mallaby on Alan Greenspan's Legacy
Published: 13/02/2017 -
43 – Eswar Prasad on Chinese Monetary Policy – Past and Present
Published: 06/02/2017 -
42 – Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde on European Economic History and Macroeconomic Modeling
Published: 30/01/2017 -
41 - Gauti Eggertsson on the Zero-Lower Bound and Liquidity Traps
Published: 23/01/2017
Hosted by David Beckworth of the Mercatus Center, Macro Musings pulls back the curtain on the important macroeconomic issues of the past, present, and future.
