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My contribution on The Value of Money Controversial Economic cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany

Francesco Papadia January 27, 2021 0 Comment

Together with Christiane Liermann, Thomas Mayer and Matteo Scotto, I have edited a book on “The Value of...
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Introduction of The Value of Money Controversial Economic cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany

Francesco Papadia January 27, 2021 0 Comment

Together with Christiane Liermann, Thomas Mayer and Matteo Scotto, I have edited a book on “The Value of...
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Some brief considerations about the ECB

Francesco Papadia December 08, 2020 0 Comment

I have developed in the last few days some considerations about the ECB, which I thought could be...
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International crisis management during the GFC and lessons for the COVID-19 crisis

Francesco Papadia November 27, 2020 0 Comment

Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis in the Age of COVID-19 A Virtual Conference co-hosted by the International...
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Greening central bank action

Francesco Papadia October 16, 2020 0 Comment

On October 12th I participated to a virtual conference for financial industry participants in which I presented my...
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Bitcoin: the ESG conundrum
The growing interest in Bitcoin - driven by yet more price records - has begun to draw attention to its energy usage and environmental cost. Both creating Bitcoin and transacting it are extraordinarily energy-intensive, and investors who prioritise ESG concerns are beginning to notice this. Continue reading
John Nugée and Gary Smith
Changing times for central banks
For much of the last 30 years, it has been a good time to be a senior central banker. Over that period central banks have grown in stature, prominence and power, and the very top central bankers have become household names. The next ten years look like being less easy for them. Continue reading
John Nugée
The economic outlook for 2021
As every January, economists have been giving their assessment of the state of the world and predictions for what the future holds. And what emerges is that the economics profession is largely all at sea, with as wide a range of forecasts as I can ever remember. Continue reading
John Nugée