This program’s central focus is the use of the Levy Institute’s stock-flow consistent macroeconomic models, created by Distinguished Scholar Wynne Godley, to generate strategic analyses of the US and world economies that help policymakers understand the implications of various policy options.
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Working Paper No. 595May 09, 2010
The Recycling Problem in a Currency Union
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Working Paper No. 594May 08, 2010
Revisiting “New Cambridge”: The Three Financial Balances in a General Stock-flow Consistent Applied Modeling Strategy
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Press ReleaseApril 02, 2010
Leading Economists and Policymakers to Discuss Aftermath of Financial Crisis at the Levy Economics Institute’s 19th Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference, in New York City, April 14-16
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Press ReleaseMarch 27, 2010
High Unemployment Poses Greater Risk to Future Generations than Growing Government Debt, New Study from Levy Economics Institute Says
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Working Paper No. 591March 18, 2010
Global Imbalances, the US Dollar, and How the Crisis at the Core of Global Finance Spread to “Self-Insuring†Emerging Market Economies
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Strategic AnalysisMarch 10, 2010
Getting Out of the Recession?
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January 07, 2010
Who Are These Economists, Anyway?
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Press ReleaseDecember 07, 2009
Unemployment Will Remain Very High without Continued Strong Fiscal Stimulus Polices, New Levy Study Says
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Strategic AnalysisDecember 03, 2009
Sustaining Recovery: Medium-term Prospects and Policies for the US Economy
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Policy Note No. 10October 15, 2009
Fiscal Stimulus, Job Creation, and the Economy
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Working Paper No. 581October 14, 2009
Lessons from the New Deal
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Public Policy Brief Highlight No. 104September 17, 2009
The New New Deal Fracas: Did Roosevelt’s “Anticompetitive” Legislation Slow the Recovery from the Great Depression?