Richard Robb writes in his new book 'Willful: How We Choose What We Do' about adding a human element to rational economic and financial movements. “Acknowledging the for-itself gives us licence to embrace specific conduct” he writes.

What do the impeachment hearings have in store for the future? Sharyn O'Halloran tells Bloomberg TV and says advisors will tell President Trump not to testify.

CGEP Scholar Philippe Benoit pens an op-ed for The Hill pushing to implement a luxury carbon tax, arguing not all carbon emissions are created equally and there are far worse perpetrators than others.

Joseph Stiglitz said that the world needs to think of climate change like a war in order to actively mobilize against its effects. “When we went into World War Two did anyone say, can we afford it?”

Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA) Annual Meeting

The research conference brought together academics, financial market participants, and policymakers to discuss the latest research on bank capital and its impact on markets and the economy. 

This conference covered the impact of regulation on growth, lending and firm performance, costs and benefits of regulation with respect to economic outcomes and competition, and the impact of regulation on financial inclusion.

A speech by Ilan Goldfajn, President of the Banco Centrale do Brasil on inflation targeting and economic recovery in Brazil.

As central bankers reflect on their monetary policy implementation framework in the years to come, what lessons can they draw from the crisis and the long period of very low rates since?