Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge
Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge
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2024 Keynes Lecture – Professor Markus Brunnermeier
Professor Markus Brunnermeier (Princeton University) delivers the 2024 Keynes Lecture at the University of Cambridge on ‘The International Monetary System and Safe Assets’. The lecture is sponsored annually by The Keynes Fund, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge.
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Robert Holzmann - Monetary Policy Normalization Beyond Inflation: Rationale, Challenges, Options
Просмотров 2992 месяца назад
Prof. Dr. Robert Holzmann, Governor of the Bank of Austria, discusses ‘Monetary Policy Normalization Beyond Inflation’ at the University of Cambridge Prof. Dr. Robert Holzmann, the Governor of the Central Bank of Austria (Oesterreichische Nationalbank) discusses the normalization of monetary policy beyond inflation: the rationale, challenges and options at an event organised by the Faculty of E...
2024 Keynes Lecture - Interview with Prof. Markus Brunnermeier
Просмотров 5693 месяца назад
Professor Markus Brunnermeier is interviewed about his forthcoming Keynes Lecture at Cambridge on May 10th 2024 by Radu Gabriel Cristea, a Faculty of Economics PhD candidate. The talk is entitled: ‘The International Monetary System and Safe Assets’(with Sebastian Merkel). Markus K. Brunnermeier is the Edwards S. Sanford Professor in the economics department at Princeton University and director ...
2023-2024 - James Meade Lecture - Professor Ulrike Malmendier
Просмотров 2723 месяца назад
Professor Ulrike Malmendier presented the third James Meade Lecture Title: “The Longterm Effects of Crisis Experiences - Evidence on CEO Stress, Aging, and Death” The Lecture took place in Yusuf Hamied Theatre, Christ's College, on Wednesday 21st February 2024, from 5.30pm. www.econ.cam.ac.uk/meade-lectures
Keynes Fund Research - Inequality and the Organisation of Work in a Knowledge Economy - Lukas Freund
Просмотров 1163 месяца назад
Firms are increasingly viewed as playing a central role in the evolution of wage inequality. Across many advanced economies, a prominent feature of wage dispersion and its rise since the 1980s is the large and increased share attributable to between-firm differences in pay. In this project, Lukas develops, tests, and quantifies a novel theory to explain this trend. The core idea is that shifts ...
Keynes Fund Economic Research -Cooperation in Networks - Edoardo Gallo
Просмотров 1073 месяца назад
Professor Edoardo Gallo’s research on Cooperation in Networks aims to understand how social networks help to increase and sustain cooperation. A description of the research for the general public is available on the University of Cambridge Research News pages here. www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/cooperative-communities-emerge-in-transparent-social-networks Links to Edoardo Gallo’s publications on ...
2018-2019 - James Meade Lecture - Professor Elhanan Helpman
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Professor Elhanan Helpman presented the second James Meade Lecture Title: “Identity Politics and Trade Policy” The Lecture took place in Yusuf Hamied Theatre, Christ's College, on Tuesday 5th March 2019, from 5.30pm. www.econ.cam.ac.uk/meade-lectures
2016-2017 James Meade Lecture - Professor Dani Rodrik
Просмотров 1064 месяца назад
Professor Dani Rodrik presented the inaugural James Meade Lecture on “Is the Era of Growth Miracles Over?” The Lecture took place at Christ's College, in the the Yusuf Hamied Theatre on Wednesday 1 March 2017, 17:30 - 19:00pm www.econ.cam.ac.uk/meade-lecture-1617
2023-24 Stone Lecture - Professor Oriana Bandiera
Просмотров 4415 месяцев назад
Professor Oriana Bandiera gives the 2023-24 Sir Richard Stone Lecture on "The Organisation of Labor and Economic Development" Oriana Bandiera is the Sir Anthony Atkinson Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics, and a honorary foreign member of the American Economic Association, a fellow of the British Academy, the Econometric Society, CEPR, BREAD and IZA.. Her expertise is in D...
2023-24 Stone Lecture - Interview with Professor Oriana Bandiera
Просмотров 5215 месяцев назад
Ana Lleo-Bono talks to Professor Oriana Bandiera about her research and the 2023-24 Sir Richard Stone Lecture on "The Organisation of Labor and Economic Development"
2023-24 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Charles F. Manski
Просмотров 5247 месяцев назад
Professor Charles F. Manski (Northwestern), gives lecture 2 of the 2023-24 Marshall Lecture on "Diversified Treatment Under Ambiguity, With Application to Tuberculosis Diagnosis and Treatment". This event took place on 10th November in Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge. Find out more about the Marshall Lecture series on the link below. www.econ.cam.ac.uk/Marshall_Lecture/ML-background.html
2023-24 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Charles F. Manski
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Professor Charles F. Manski (Northwestern), gives lecture 1 of the 2023-24 Marshall Lecture on "Credible Social Planning under Uncertainty". This event took place on 9th November in Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge. Find out more about the Marshall Lecture series on the link below. www.econ.cam.ac.uk/Marshall_Lecture/ML-background.html
Macroeconomic Economics Effects of Climate Change: Evidence Using Cross- and Within-Country Data
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This project consists of two studies investigating the macroeconomic effects of climate change, one using data across 174 countries and the other using within-country and sectoral data from US states. Global temperatures have increased significantly in the past half century and extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe. Climate change is not only affecting low-income countrie...
Keynes Fund Research - Impact of Automation & Job Loss Fears on Political Preferences - Chris Rauh
Просмотров 500Год назад
Large shifts towards automation, robots, and artificial intelligence have been uprooting the labour market. Computing power has grown exponentially, thus leading to great advances in artificial intelligence, with applications that span diverse tasks, from self-driving cars to cancer detection. While these advances improve the working lives and leisure activities of some, they also pose a threat...
Keynes Fund Research - Financial decisions: information through social networks - C. Giannitsarou
Просмотров 335Год назад
Prof. Chryssi Giannitsarou discusses her Keynes Fund project: Financial Decisions: The Role of Information Through Social Networks and asks if when forming expectations and making financial decisions, economic agents use their social interactions to augment their information sets and learn from them. While there is growing evidence on the importance of peer effects for subjective expectation fo...
What does The Keynes Fund Do? Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of The Keynes Fund - Dr Toke Aidt
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What does The Keynes Fund Do? Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of The Keynes Fund - Dr Toke Aidt
2022 - 2023 Keynes Lecture - Professor Xavier Gabaix
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2022 - 2023 Keynes Lecture - Professor Xavier Gabaix
2023 Keynes Lecture - Interview with Professor Xavier Gabaix
Просмотров 548Год назад
2023 Keynes Lecture - Interview with Professor Xavier Gabaix
2018-19 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Robert J. Shiller
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2018-19 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Robert J. Shiller
2018-19 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Robert J. Shiller
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2018-19 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Robert J. Shiller
2017-18 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Caroline Hoxby
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2017-18 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Caroline Hoxby
2017-18 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Caroline Hoxby
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2017-18 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Caroline Hoxby
2015-16 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Raghuram Rajan
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2015-16 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Raghuram Rajan
2015-16 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Raghuram Rajan
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2015-16 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Raghuram Rajan
2015-16 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Raghuram Rajan
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2015-16 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Raghuram Rajan
2014-15 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Raj Chetty
Просмотров 243Год назад
2014-15 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Raj Chetty
2014-15 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Raj Chetty
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2014-15 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Raj Chetty
2014-15 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Raj Chetty
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2014-15 Marshall Lecture Day 1 - Professor Raj Chetty
2013-14 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Alvin Roth
Просмотров 75Год назад
2013-14 Marshall Lecture - Questions and Answers - Professor Alvin Roth
2013-14 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Alvin Roth
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2013-14 Marshall Lecture Day 2 - Professor Alvin Roth

Комментарии

  • @jeremyb1346
    @jeremyb1346 2 месяца назад

    36:18 The transcript (automatic feature of RUclips) is struggling so much, it says "scanner joannie team portant tout confondre amour d'haïti par transparency" : D That being said, that was a great talk, thanks for recording it.

  • @psikeyhackr6914
    @psikeyhackr6914 3 месяца назад

    Where does the machine compute the depreciation of durable consumer goods?

  • @ba_charles
    @ba_charles 6 месяцев назад

    great start. now make all the parts leak and put a label on the collection tank that says 'billionaires'

  • @supermario929
    @supermario929 6 месяцев назад

    The guy is hysterical. He complicates simple things. Just check his GIV paper

  • @arvindaspirant9549
    @arvindaspirant9549 7 месяцев назад

    Love from Indian ❤❤❤

  • @kockorzo
    @kockorzo 8 месяцев назад

    Discordant for you not to mention maths and physics. That is doing a general good.

  • @Grizabeebles
    @Grizabeebles 8 месяцев назад

    Maybe I missed it in this video but I saw in a different video that if the propensity to consume ever reaches or exceeds 100% income - possibly even through something as simple as a large enough volume of savings being pushed back into the system all at once - it causes a feedback loop where water starts spilling out of the top of the machine. Is this analogus to any actual historical economic crisis? Because it kind of feels like an explanation for how decades of deficit spending by governments is related to the hollowing out of the middle class and the increasing number of billionaires.

    • @michaelderry1486
      @michaelderry1486 7 месяцев назад

      The hollowing out of the middle class and increasing number of billionaires has more to do with the distribution of the gains from production. This is not a part of the Moniac which addresses only consumption and production. The effects of distribution is not a part of most macroeconomic models (which tend to ignore distributional effects). The effects of deficit spending will vary with the state of the economy but are not related to distribution (it affects investment and economic growth). It is the repayment of debt that can have distributional effects. If the MPC ever exceeds 100% in a country the result would be high inflation and high interest rates. This would eventually empty the investment pool and to maintain above 100% would require a sharp increase in imports and exports. Even that would be limited since global MPC can not exceed 100%. he result would be a contraction in the economy and falls in GDP that are severe and prolonged. To my knowledge there is no historical economic crisis related to a MPC equaling or exceeding 100%.

  • @Sui_Generis0
    @Sui_Generis0 9 месяцев назад

    He was my macro lecturer in 1st year and Public economics lecturer in 3rd year. One of the best throughout my studies

    • @josiahjoseph4261
      @josiahjoseph4261 9 месяцев назад

      lucky to have been taught by someone who seems so passionate. you must have learnt a lot in your three years. Do you have any advice for someone looking to take up economics at uni?

  • @vibhuvikramaditya4576
    @vibhuvikramaditya4576 2 года назад

    Brilliant lecture !!! but I think It should be called teleological econometrics, as we are looking to establish causation in light of purposefully pursued known ends by agents in our models

  • @Rexus0705
    @Rexus0705 2 года назад

    This guy seems so enthuastic, i hope i will have him as my professor one day

    • @adamhilmi761
      @adamhilmi761 Год назад

      Me too brother. Best of luck with your applications.

  • @timrutter9405
    @timrutter9405 2 года назад

    what this model ignores is the pump. that represents the extraction of resources

  • @trystongilbert1837
    @trystongilbert1837 2 года назад

    Does this machine handle phenomena like inflation, where the value of money changes? Or is that irrelevant since it looks at money in an isolated fashion without its exchange for other goods?

    • @tonysoviet3692
      @tonysoviet3692 Год назад

      The model was built in 1949, where money is still pegged to gold and thus inflation was not considered. Many of the underlying principles are also outdated, but it is an effective teaching tool and simulator for the time.

    • @coleabrahams9331
      @coleabrahams9331 Год назад

      @@tonysoviet3692 Yeah the US economy only officially abandoned the gold standard on 15 August 1971, when Richard Nixon was president.

    • @Alberto-tv8rg
      @Alberto-tv8rg 9 месяцев назад

      Inflation is a general rise of goods prices not stritcly linked to value of money( depreciation etc) just to point it out

  • @harryedwards7646
    @harryedwards7646 3 года назад

    Cool video!

  • @christophercelestine1583
    @christophercelestine1583 3 года назад

    Seems as if the audience wasn't taking him serious

  • @coltonrooster
    @coltonrooster 3 года назад

    "4+4 equals 6 in economics"... Well I give up...

  • @gettrick32
    @gettrick32 3 года назад

    When do you visit Runcorn

  • @MrBLAA
    @MrBLAA 3 года назад

    I think it's more amazing, how many "highly educated" people (in the room)... don't seem to grasp the concept of an _equilibrium_ Math doesn't show us Reality; the Real-world proves our "structure" of mathematics. In this day in age... we really should enact a competency _prerequisite_ for those in government

  • @将軍九八.彁
    @将軍九八.彁 3 года назад

    Its the trickle down economy.

  • @TBoneProductionsVB
    @TBoneProductionsVB 3 года назад

    This was awesome! Thanks for posting this!

  • @karenalondraespinozamonten1403
    @karenalondraespinozamonten1403 3 года назад

    If I from Perú, are there somethings advice? Please

  • @mesfinergat4873
    @mesfinergat4873 3 года назад

    May You invite me to attend my PHD in economics at Cambridge?

  • @davidgreen6490
    @davidgreen6490 3 года назад

    No one will remember the EU in a decade.

    • @renataszyda5545
      @renataszyda5545 3 года назад

      Living for some good few years in England and observing the political, social and economical situation I would say that this is rather the destination that the UK is heading towards faster by the day. Scotland eventually will get independence, then NI and Republic of Ireland will unite, Wales will find the courage to go its own way at some point too. Wouldn’t be so ironic that the UK decided to divorce with the EU just to end up completely dissolved with its own union? Time will tell.

  • @peterzapp2091
    @peterzapp2091 3 года назад

    Other free trade agreements are about reciprocal acknowledgement of standards, intellectual property, trademarks, investor protection. This trade agreement is about options and consequence of diverging from each other's standards, with the outlook to revise the entire thing every five years. It's an agreement on rules for trade war and on never-ending trade negotiations rather than a commitment on free trade.

    • @YouD0ntSay
      @YouD0ntSay 3 года назад

      Probably it looks like this because in a normal FTA the parties are somewhat apart and agree to what they can accept, where they want to align more, and where to leave things as they are for the time being. The UK-EU deal is the opposite: two parties 100% aligned for nearly 5 decades, with one party dumping all agreements at once, wanting to divert, but wanting to keep as much as possible of the benefits whilst getting rid of the obligations, and not telling the other party in which area they will divert, how far they will take it, and in which direction. So the outcome will be a deal where the party that is left in the dark needs assurances that they won't be unfsirly exploited in the future by the leading party.

    • @leor7870
      @leor7870 3 года назад

      So true. Not good

  • @dianesundheim7846
    @dianesundheim7846 3 года назад

    Thank you so much for your explaination and your message. In Germany brexit isn't discussed very much but I like to be informed and keep a bit in touch. All the best Diane

    • @davidgreen6490
      @davidgreen6490 3 года назад

      Its the same in the UK, we do not discuss Germany at all literally. It comes as somewhat of a shock to see Germans on the internet attacking the UK over Brexit lol.

  • @marconatrix
    @marconatrix 3 года назад

    So much then for escaping EU bureaucracy ...

    • @davidgreen6490
      @davidgreen6490 3 года назад

      Brexit was mainly about escaping political union not just bureaucracy.

    • @johnjeanb
      @johnjeanb 3 года назад

      It is just plain to see that Brexit bureaucracy is much bigger (more bureaucrats) than the entire EU and it is just starting. 50 000 new customs agents in the UK and more elsewhere. The EU was NEVER about bureaucracy but about freedom, justice, peace, business made easy without borders. Enjoy your new Sovereignty, Brexiteer

  • @huylenam5098
    @huylenam5098 3 года назад

    This man is so wise. He should win a Nobel prize!

  • @violakabigabwa9240
    @violakabigabwa9240 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing such great accademic information

  • @violakabigabwa9240
    @violakabigabwa9240 3 года назад

    I'm fascinated by Social Capital during the Pandemic when everyone is told to social distance. Please could you kindly send me Links of journals about Social Capital Cultural Capital. How the media has enabled the above. Kabigabwaviola@yahoo.com

  • @Darth_manick
    @Darth_manick 3 года назад

    One day he will win the Nobel prize

  • @shipranomics
    @shipranomics 3 года назад

    Congratulations sir... Regards Dr.Shipra India

  • @physl2787
    @physl2787 3 года назад

    Great

  • @unlearn7012
    @unlearn7012 3 года назад

    Though you must have viewed it earlier, you would view and watch this again after the historical day - 12th October 2020.

  • @wailazzeddinne1800
    @wailazzeddinne1800 3 года назад

    Who is seeing this video after publishing his name in nobel prize :D

  • @vishva5179
    @vishva5179 3 года назад

    Congratulations sir,for Nobel prize🤝🔥🔥🔥

  • @hualaina6172
    @hualaina6172 4 года назад

    Ahaha thank you sir I've subscribed to your channel I'm a pre LSE econ student just looking at stuff before school starts

  • @cebimerve
    @cebimerve 4 года назад

    "I'm optimistic enough that I think that over time things do change, and if you provide enough evidence that something is the right thing to do, then you do eventually move in that direction."

  • @drishtiangra2854
    @drishtiangra2854 4 года назад

    Thank you for this video; it was very useful. Is it possible to video a mock Economics interview as it would be very helpful for prospective students.

  • @JekoooIsEpic
    @JekoooIsEpic 4 года назад

    nice lecture ...../ ) .....' / ---' (_____ ......... ((__) ..... _ ((___) ....... -'((__) --.___((_)

  • @henryfarmery9674
    @henryfarmery9674 4 года назад

    Great interview!