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21st Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference: Debt, Deficits, and Financial Instability

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• Wednesday, April 11 [View More/Less]
  • Welcome: Luis A. Ubinas
  • Welcome: Dimitri B. Papadimitriou
  • Speaker: Esther L. George
  • Speaker: Esther L. George, Q & A
  • Session 1: Claudio Borio
  • Session 1: Bruce C.N. Greenwald
  • Session 1: Joseph E. Stiglitz
  • Speaker: Roberto Frenkel
  • Speaker: Roberto Frenkel Q & A
  • Speaker: Henry Kaufman
  • Speaker: Henry Kaufman Q & A
  • Session 2: Louis Uchitelle Introduction
  • Session 2: Gillian Tett
  • Session 2: Yalman Onaran
  • Session 2: Jeff Madrick
  • Session 2: Q & A
  • Session 3: Jan Kregel
  • Session 3: L. Randall Wray
  • Speaker: Andrea Enria
  • Speaker: Andrea Enria Q & A
• Thursday, April 12 [View More/Less]
  • Speaker: Peter Praet
  • Session 4: Deborah Solomon Introduction
  • Session 4: Christine M. Cumming
  • Session 4: J. Nellie Liang
  • Session 4: Frank Partnoy
  • Session 4: Panel Discussion
  • Speaker: Martin J. Gruenberg
  • Speaker: Martin J. Gruenberg Q & A
  • Session 5: Lustin Lahart Introduction
  • Session 5: Avinash D. Persaud
  • Session 5: Adam Posen
  • Session 5: Martin Wolf
  • Session 5: Q & A
  • Session 6: Peter Coy Introduction
  • Session 6: Michael Greenberger
  • Session 6: Bernard Shull
  • Session 6: P. Morgan Ricks
  • Session 6: Q & A
  • Speaker: Cyrus Amir-Mokri

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A conference organized by the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College with support from the Ford Foundation

Ford Foundation
New York City

April 11–12, 2012

In April 2012, leading policymakers, economists, and analysts gathered at the New York headquarters of the Ford Foundation to take part in the Levy Institute’s 21st Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference. This conference addressed, among other issues, the challenge to global growth represented by the eurozone debt crisis; the impact of the credit crunch on the economic and financial markets outlook; the sustainability of the US economic recovery in the absence of support from monetary and fiscal policy; reregulation of the financial system and the design of a new financial architecture; and the larger implications of the debt crisis for US economic policy, and for the international financial and monetary system as a whole.

For the events program and participants list, visit the conference website.