Ranked #1
#03 - The new frontier
#03 - The new frontier
Last episode of three dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the 2008 crisis and the Great Recession. Considering that th... Read more
30 Oct 2018
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Ranked #2
#02 - Globalization today: from multi to bilateralism
#02 - Globalization today: from multi to bilateralism
Second episode of the bseries of three dedicated to Globalization. William De Vijlder analyses the transition from multi... Read more
8 Jan 2019
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7mins
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Ranked #3
#01 - Inflation targeting: origins and rationale
#01 - Inflation targeting: origins and rationale
In this first episode, William De Vijlder discusses why low and stable inflation is important and how this led, about 30... Read more
15 Apr 2019
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#01 - Globalization: an historical perspective
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First episode of three dedicated to Globalization. What made globalization possible? In this first episode, William De... Read more
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#03 - Market psychology during economic downturns
#03 - Market psychology during economic downturns
The psychology of a recession, Episode 3 - The stylised facts of a recession (considerable drop in equity prices, wideni... Read more
11 Feb 2019
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Ranked #6
#01 - Inclusive Growth: Why is it an issue
#01 - Inclusive Growth: Why is it an issue
In this new series, William De Vijlder promotes the idea that growth can only be sustainable if it is inclusive. Indeed,... Read more
28 Feb 2019
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#03 - Inflation targeting: which future?
#03 - Inflation targeting: which future?
In an environment of extremely low interest rates, central banks' room for manoeuvre to boost growth in the event of a r... Read more
29 Apr 2019
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Ranked #8
#02 - Slowdowns, households, companies and banks
#02 - Slowdowns, households, companies and banks
The psychology of a recession, Episode 2 - Slower growth will raise the concern of households that unemployment will inc... Read more
4 Feb 2019
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#02 - Inflation targeting: experience and assessment
#02 - Inflation targeting: experience and assessment
This second episode analyses the role of inflation targeting in the big disinflation of the 90s, the implications for gr... Read more
23 Apr 2019
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#03 - Where climate change and inclusive growth meet
#03 - Where climate change and inclusive growth meet
Climate change and inclusive growth are closely linked. Low income households will tend to suffer more from the negative... Read more
14 Mar 2019
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8mins
Ranked #11
#3 – Central banks: Addressing the policy dilemma
#3 – Central banks: Addressing the policy dilemma
In the third podcast, William De Vijlder shows how a central bank’s persistently accommodating monetary policy to bring ... Read more
11 Mar 2020
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Ranked #12
#2 – Central banks: the trade-off between inflation and financial stability
#2 – Central banks: the trade-off between inflation and financial stability
How to strike the right balance between inflation and financial stability has been a source of debate for decades. In th... Read more
4 Mar 2020
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Ranked #13
#1 – Central banks: current objectives and the issues they raise
#1 – Central banks: current objectives and the issues they raise
In this podcast, we look at central banks policy objectives, which sometimes differ. The ECB’s top priority is to meet i... Read more
26 Feb 2020
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#03 – The paradox of saving: individual rationality, macroeconomic headache
#03 – The paradox of saving: individual rationality, macroeconomic headache
In this last episode, William De VIjlder will show us how negative rates can have an unfavourable impact on financial in... Read more
20 Nov 2019
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#02 – Negative interest rates, a blessing for shoppers, a headache for savers
#02 – Negative interest rates, a blessing for shoppers, a headache for savers
How negative rates can impact households and their savings? In this second part, we will see with William De Vijlder tha... Read more
13 Nov 2019
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#01 – Negative nominal interest rates: causes
#01 – Negative nominal interest rates: causes
In the first episode of this podcast, William De Vijlder analyses the causes of negative rates while explaining how they... Read more
6 Nov 2019
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Ranked #17
#03 – Central banks, inflation targeting and financial stability
#03 – Central banks, inflation targeting and financial stability
What is the position of central banks/organizations such as BIS (Bank for International Settlements), ECB (European Cent... Read more
18 Sep 2019
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Ranked #18
#02 – A brief history of financial instability
#02 – A brief history of financial instability
2008 crisis was a major financial crisis but it was far from unique. William De Vijlder gives an account of some of the ... Read more
11 Sep 2019
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9mins
Ranked #19
#01 – Financial (in)stability: definition, drivers
#01 – Financial (in)stability: definition, drivers
In this episode, William De Vijlder gives a definition of what financial stability is: not only does it create a favoura... Read more
4 Sep 2019
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10mins
Ranked #20
#04 – Climate change: public sector
#04 – Climate change: public sector
This last episode focuses on the impact of climate risk on the public sector balance sheet. How will states address the ... Read more
22 Jul 2019
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