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The Thirteenth Annual Green Economics Institute Conference will focus on how modern economies can arrive at understanding of how achieving a low carbon economic to address climate change touches on global social, economic policy and scientific issues.
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Conference Theme: "Green Economy: Reform and renaissance of economics and its methodology- Green Economics-the solutions for the 21st century Green Economy: Rethinking Growth: RIO+20" The unique style of conference promotes a participatory “open source” ways of working with many new and...
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Suggested/possible invited topics for discussion (not exhaustive)/Call for papers on the following themes: - Scientific realism in green economics - The importance of shared intentionality in green economics - The role of econometrics in green economics - Pluralism and green economics - Specific...
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The seminar will focus on a wide range of financial stability issues. The topics covered in the event will fit within the following broad themes: • the enhanced role of the Bank of England in the UK framework for financial stability; • identification and assessment of key risks to financial...
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This seminar offers central bankers the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of these recent challenges to financial stability and macroprudential policy, and to share experiences with their peers. The following key topics are likely to be covered: •...
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One reason behind the lack of consensus on how best to maintain financial stability is the fact that systemic risk is particularly difficult to model and measure. To this day, there is no widely-accepted quantitative metric for assessing whether financial systems have become more stable over...
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Financial regulation is usually justified by pointing to market imperfections that the regulation seeks to address. Yet all real-world markets are imperfect and the welfare costs arising from these imperfections create strong incentives for market participants to devise their own solutions....
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The following topics are likely to be covered: • lender of last resort policy (theory and practice); • crisis resolution; and • liquidity policy [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.
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