- Chief Economics Commentator of the Financial Times Martin Wolf gave an insightful and timely analysis of why the financial crisis occurred, and of the radical reforms needed if we are to avoid a future repeat. At this event he was in conversation with Adair Turner.
- This event marked the publication of The Shifts and The Shocks.
- The Shifts and The Shocks: What we've learned - and still have to learn - from the financial crisisDate: Tuesday 16 September 2014 Time: 6.30-7.30pm Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building Speaker: Martin Wolf Chair: Lord Turner Chief Economics Commentator of the Financial Times Martin Wolf gives an insightful and timely analysis of why the financial crisis occurred, and of the radical reforms needed if we are to avoid a future repeat.
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.@martinwolf_ Associate Editor & Chief Economics Commentator @FT will speak @LSEEcon event on 16/9 #LSEWolf http://buff.ly/1w2p7B4
Upcoming event on 16/9 @LSEEcon event with @martinwolf_ Associate Editor & Chief Economics Commentator @FT #LSEWolf http://www.lse.ac.uk/economics/newsEventsSeminars/lecturesAndEvents.aspx#martinwolf …- Lots of interest in #LSEWolf this evening so we advise getting here at least 15 mins before the start time. http://www.lse.ac.uk/publicEvents/events/2014/09/20140916t1830vOT.aspx …
Packed theatre at #LSEWolf pic.twitter.com/1PRy2cplxd- @wouter_denhaan is introducing the plan of the event and the speakers #lsewolf
Martin Wolf: financial crisis more costly to UK than either World War. #lsewolf
Wolf's "new orthodoxy:" inflation targeting, regulate fin system more prescriptively, and macro prudential policy of entire system #lsewolf
The financial system is inherently innovative. Macroprudential regulation will have unknown implications on the behaviour of system #LSEWolf
Massive expansionary monetary policy in UK following the financial crisis was impossible in the EU #LSEWolf- 'Banks should be reasonably capitalised'- ie, not leveraged more than 10-1 according to #LSEWolf
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