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Prof. Moritz Schularick – The Great Leveraging: Credit and the Macroeconomy
Credit Booms Gone Bust
Location:
Online
Type:
Other
Speakers
Moritz Schularick (University of Bon
Prof.
YSI Presenters
Description
We are delighted to have Prof. Moritz Schularick (University of Bonn, INET) join us for the first of our three-part webinar series on private debt and the credit cycle.
This is a webinar for students with research interests in empirical macro-finance. We will study the growth of finance and ask how and why credit cycles and time variation in the price of risk in financial markets affect the macroeconomy and financial stability.
We will have a quick introduction by the organizers, followed by a 45 minute lecture by Prof. Schularick. We will have about 15 minutes left for questions and discussion.
We look forward to seeing you all online!
Hosted by Working Group(s):
Organizers
Attendees
Konrad Borowicz
Magnus Sass
Cristiano Duarte
Tom Saville
NÃall Glynn
Nils Rochowicz
Zach Fulker
Daniel Dieckelmann
nyasha makamadze
Ismael Valverde Ambriz
Alejandra Salazar
Clemens Rawert
Sergio Castellanos-Gamboa
Evelina Jonsson
Josselin Roman
Arpit Vakilna
Marc Adam
Bazil Sansom
Helena Palma Carvalho
MÃriam Oliveira
Carolina Mattsson
Simon Hinrichsen
Andy Tran
Emil Kalinowski
Kutlwano Bashe
WILLIAM RUBASHARAZA
Marie Storli
Ayoze Alfageme
Lionel Yelibi
Laure Gnassou
Whitney Harris
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