'Paul krugman' presentation slideshows

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The Policysphere and the Blogosphere

The Policysphere and the Blogosphere. Federal reserve Bank of St. Louis March 22, 2012 Mark Thoma Department of Economics University of Oregon. Introduction. Hoping to have a conversation about blogs and their interaction with policymakers, explore some questions.

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Development

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Re-embracing K e ynes Scholars, A dmirers and S ceptics in the A ftermath of the C risis

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Economics in the Crisis Paul Krugman

Economics in the Crisis Paul Krugman. Shar Clark. Who is Paul Krugman ? . B.A. from Yale in 1974 Ph.D. from MIT in 1977 Has taught at Yale, MIT, and Stanford Author and editor of 20 books and over 200 papers in professional journals and edited volumes

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Macroeconomics: Introduction

Macroeconomics: Introduction. Xu Hu Texas A&M University. Outline. Problems macroeconomists are interested in. ( Very Brief ) Modeling Concerns ( no slide ) Approach for this course( no slide ). 9/11/2001. First oil price shock. Great Depression. Second oil price shock. World War II.

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ALFRED NOBEL UNIVERSITY DNIPROPETROVSK DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE AND BANKING

ALFRED NOBEL UNIVERSITY DNIPROPETROVSK DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCE AND BANKING. Management of financial resources of trade company with Paul Krugman's model (based on materials LLC “MWM-GROUP"). Student: K. Harus

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The Crisis

The Crisis. What is the chronology of the events below? (R:p.57). Poor borrowers go bankrupt Central banks help to prevent system collapse Poor borrowers can no longer repay their loans, so houses are returned to lenders.

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Liquidity Trap

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WANT DIGITALOPTIONS

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