Do Changes in the Economic Landscape Require a New Policy Framework?, April 21, 2017
This conference brought together central bankers, academics, and researchers to discuss secular shifts in the global economy, such as persistently low interest rates, sluggish productivity growth, and demographic changes, and whether these trends rendered legacy policymaking models obsolete.
- 2010s
- Do Changes in the Economic Landscape Require a New Policy Framework? [Agenda]
- The Role of the Growth of Risk-Averse Wealth in the Decline of the Safe Real Interest Rate
- The Role of the Growth of Risk-Averse Wealth in the Decline of the Safe Real Interest Rate [Presentation]
- Discussion of The Role of the Growth of Risk-Averse Wealth in the Decline of the Safe Real Interest Rate [Presentation]
- Global Real Rates: A Secular Approach
- Global Real Rates: A Secular Approach [Presentation]
- Comments on Global Real Rates: A Secular Approach [Presentation]
- A Model of Secular Stagnation: Theory and Quantitative Evaluation
- A Model of Secular Stagnation: Theory and Quantitative Evaluation - Appendix
- Discussion of A Model of Secular Stagnation: Theory and Quantitative Evaluation [Presentation]
- Demographic Trends and the Real Interest Rate
- Why are Interest Rates So Low? The Role of Demographic Change [Presentation]
- Discussion of Demographic Trends and the Real Interest Rate [Presentation]
- BOJ's Monetary Policy and Effectiveness [Presentation]
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