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SUMMARY:The PEGFA Seminar Series: Speakers- Kefei You and Ben Tippet
DESCRIPTION:The following hybrid research seminar is organised by The Institute of Political Economy\, Governance\, Finance and Accountability (PEGFA) at the University of Greenwich. \nWednesday\, 2 Nov\, 1-2:30 PM (GMT) – Speakers: Kefei You and Ben Tippet \nLocation: Room SL011\, Old Royal Naval College\, Park Row\, London SE10 9LS (and via Microsoft Teams with this link) \nFor more information see: https://www.gre.ac.uk/research/pegfa#events \n1-1:45 PM: Kefei You – Financial Development and Technological Progress: Does the Financing Channel Matter? Evidence from Spatial Analysis for Chinese Provinces \nWe examine the relationship between financial development and productivity growth by investigating the impact of total social financing and\, more importantly\, the four financial channels underneath it (i.e.\, formal bank loans\, corporate bond market\, equity market and shadow banking) on technological progress in Chinese provinces during 2013-2020. We first separate structural change from total factor productivity (TFP) to obtain the net factor productivity (NFP) series. We then employ spatial models to account for spatial dependence in technological progress; the Spatial Durbin Model (SDM) is shown to best describe our data. We find that\, first\, both structural change and NFP have contributed positively to TFP in China. Thus\, the latter captures the pure technological progress more accurately than TFP does. Second\, while TSF overall does not seem to affect technological advancement in China\, three of its four components do. Specifically\, corporate bonds and formal bank loans promote technological progress across Chinese provinces\, with the former producing stronger effects than the latter. Shadow banking also shows a positive impact but at a weaker magnitude than the above two. Conversely\, equity financing does not foster technological progress in China. Finally\, we observe positive spatial technological dependence\, implying a cooperative relationship between Chinese provinces. \n1:45-2:30 PM: Ben Tippet – House price cycles and speculative demand: understanding how the returns to capital gains and rent extraction drive the intensity of house price booms and busts \nWhy do some countries have stable house prices\, while others have intense booms and busts? The existing literature in Comparative Political Economy (CPE) has argued that house price booms are caused primarily by domestic mortgage-credit encouraging institutions (and their interactions with a strong welfare state). Building on heterodox economic theories of house price cycles\, this paper instead argues that intense house price booms and busts are driven by speculative demand\, which in turn is shaped by institutions increasing the returns to housing via capital gains and rent extraction. Using turning point analysis\, we demonstrate significant cross-country differences in the intensity of booms and busts across 26 OECD countries. We build a dataset of what we call “speculation encouraging institutions” and estimate their relationship to the intensity of house price cycles. We find that countries with speculation encouraging institutions are significantly more likely to have intense house price booms and busts. Once we control for speculative demand\, mortgage-credit encouraging institutions no longer has a significant effect on house price cycles. This paper is a part of the Leverhulme grant “The Political Economy of growth models in an age of stagnation” Leverhulme\, RPG-2021-045.
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/the-pegfa-seminar-series-speakers-kefei-you-and-ben-tippet/
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SUMMARY:Economics and Finance Education Conference
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to announce our Inaugural Conference on Economics and Finance Education which will take place on Friday 11th of November at the School of Economics and Finance in a hybrid mode. We welcome both online attendants and in-person. The Education and Scholarship research group invites the submission of proposals for presentations and/or panel discussions from academics\, researchers and PhD students on the different aspects of inclusion in teaching and learning. We have a budget to cover for some international travels and accommodation. We have confirmed two keynote speakers for the day: Denise Hawkes\, Anglia Ruskin University and Alvin Birdi\, University of Bristol. \nFor further details see: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/sef/events/conferences/items/first-international-conference-in-education-and-scholarship.html
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/economics-and-finance-education-conference/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221114T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221114T180000
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SUMMARY:SOAS Money and Development Seminar - The Capital Order How economists invented austerity and paved the way to Fascism
DESCRIPTION:The next Money and Development Seminar will be on\nMonday 14 November at 5 p.m.\nwill feature Clara Mattei (New School for Social Research) will present her book The Capital Order How economists invented austerity and paved the way to Fascism\nwith Suzanne Konzelmann (Birkbeck) and Lord Skidelsky (Warwick) \nTo be held in:\nRoom G3\nSOAS University of London\nThornhaugh Street\nLondon WC1H 0XG
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/soas-money-and-development-seminar-the-capital-order-how-economists-invented-austerity-and-paved-the-way-to-fascism/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221119
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SUMMARY:Third International Conference in Heterodox Economics: the Crucial Role of Women within the Heterodox Economics Community
DESCRIPTION:Third International Conference in Heterodox Economics: the Crucial Role of Women within the Heterodox Economics Community (UNAL\, 16-18/11/2022)\n\nThe Latin American and the Gender & Economics Working Group of YSI\, jointly with the Grupo de Socioeconomia\, Instituciones y Desarollo (GSEID)\, is pleased to announce the Third International Conference in Heterodox Economics: the Crucial Role of Women within the Heterodox Economics Community\, to be held at the National University of Colombia (UNAL) on November 16\, 17 and 18\, 2022.\n\nThis in-person event aims to be a space for the dissemination and interaction between young researchers\, teachers\, and heterodox academics from around the world and particularly from Colombia and Latin America. \n\n\nManuscript submission: \n\nWe encourage submission that broadly fall within the topics of the conference\, such as:–  Womens’ work and their importance in the socio-economic reproduction of the system;–  Women economists’ “forgotten” work;–  Macroeconomic of gender inequality;–  Job Guarantee Programs and their impact on the community and women’s status;–  The role of the arts and artists under a heterodox approach;–  Economic policy and the environment;–  Heterodox microeconomics;–  Decolonizing the economic discipline;–  Monetary policy and its impact on inequality;–  Heterodox economics and modeling;–  Heterodox theories of economic growth;–  Studies about dependencies and the Global South;–  Economic history and economic thought. \nSelected Young Scholars from within and outside Colombia may be eligible for partial travel stipends.\n\nSubmission Details:–   Submission of abstracts: September 20\, 2022;–   Submission of accepted papers (finalized or in the process): October 25\, 2022;–   The papers can be written in English or Spanish with a maximum extension of 8000-13000 words;–   The abstracts and accepted papers should be sent to: gruposeid@unal.edu.coWhen submitting individual articles\, the following information should be reported:–    Abstract (max. 300 words);–    Authors names\, institutional affiliation\, academic level and email;–    Young Scholars interested in receiving support from YSI should also specify it in the email;–    No more than two (2) papers are allowed per author.More information about the event see: https://ysi.ineteconomics.org/project/628d29042147200263c4271f/event/62c331ea89d3310e8a255ece
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SUMMARY:CSEP Seminar series - Austerity and the Economics That Enables It
DESCRIPTION:Title: Austerity and the Economics That Enables It\nDate: November 17th \nTime: 5pm – 6:30pm \nLocation: Keynes Lecture Theatre\, King’s College \nThe Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism (CSEP) is excited to announce its upcoming speaker event with Professor Mattei and Professors Aldred on the topic of: ‘Austerity and The Economics That Enables It.’ This combines the commentary on austerity’s origins and its fascist consequences in Prof. Mattei’s new book *The Capital Order: How economists invented austerity and paved the way to fascism*\, and Prof. Aldred’s biting critique of prevailing economic theory in *Licence to be Bad*. Following both speakers’ discussions of their research and ideas\, we will open the floor to a Q&A session\, as well as an opportunity to meet the speakers’ after the event. There will also be some copies for sale of Prof. Mattei’s book\, as she is currently on her UK tour. \nPlease follow the below link to sign up and read more on our speakers:\nwww.cambridgepluralism.org
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SUMMARY:The PEGFA Seminar Series: Speakers-Alberto Botta and Siyan Tan
DESCRIPTION:The following hybrid research seminar is organised by The Institute of Political Economy\, Governance\, Finance and Accountability (PEGFA) at the University of Greenwich. \nThursday 17 Nov\, 5-6:30 PM (GMT) – Speakers: Alberto Botta and Siyan Tan \nLocation: Room QM369\, Old Royal Naval College\, Park Row\, London SE10 9LS (and via Microsoft Teams with this link) \n5-5:45 PM: Alberto Botta – Financial integration\, productive development and fiscal space in developing countries \n5:45-6:30 PM: Siyan Tan – Political Connections and Corporate Litigation: Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment \nFor more information see: https://www.gre.ac.uk/research/pegfa#events
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/the-pegfa-seminar-series-speakers-alberto-botta-and-siyan-tan/
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SUMMARY:Cambridge Realist Workshop - Nuno Martins
DESCRIPTION:Title of the talk: ‘Cambridge economics and the reconstruction of economic theory’ \nSpeaker: Nuno Martins \nTo register for the event of November 21 click here   \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMsdOChpjMqE9T4h5TGNq9XS7gEBwwAD7Ub \n  \nThe events are jointly hosted by the Cambridge social ontology group and the Kings College (London) Social Ontology Research Unit.  
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/cambridge-realist-workshop-nuno-martins/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221125T163000
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SUMMARY:CSEP Seminar series - 'The Political Economy  of Trade in the 21st  Century'
DESCRIPTION:Title: ‘The Political Economy  of Trade in the 21st  Century’\nSpeaker: David Talbot\nDate: 25 November \nFor further details see:\nwww.cambridgepluralism.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221129T173000
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SUMMARY:CSEP Seminar Series - Economic Theories and Africa's Economic History'
DESCRIPTION:Title: ‘Economic Theories and Africa’s Economic History’\nSpeaker: Gareth Austin\nDate: 29 November\, 4-5:30pm \nFor further details see:\nwww.cambridgepluralism.org
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/csep-seminar-series-economic-theories-and-africas-economic-history/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221130T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221130T143000
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SUMMARY:The PEGFA Seminar Series: Speakers- Thomas Rabensteiner and Lorenzo Cresti
DESCRIPTION:The following hybrid research seminar is organised by The Institute of Political Economy\, Governance\, Finance and Accountability (PEGFA) at the University of Greenwich. \nWednesday 30 Nov\, 1-2:30 PM (GMT) – Speakers: Thomas Rabensteiner and Lorenzo Cresti \nLocation: Room QM369\, Old Royal Naval College\, Park Row\, London SE10 9LS (and via Microsoft Teams with this link) \n1-1:45 PM: Thomas Rabensteiner – The decline in routine jobs in Western Europe: \nThe 21st century\, the Great Recession and labour market institutions \n1:45-2:30 PM: Lorenzo Cresti – Weak sectors and weak ties? Labour dependence and asymmetric positioning in GVCs \nFor more information see: https://www.gre.ac.uk/research/pegfa#events
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/the-pegfa-seminar-series-speakers-thomas-rabensteiner-and-lorenzo-cresti/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221130T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221130T210000
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DESCRIPTION:Lectures on Global Political Economy series:\nJan Kregel\, Tallinn Technological University\n30 November Wednesday 20:00 (Istanbul time GMT+3)Title: “Beyond the Modern Monetary Theory”Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85794161040Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGpLZYjEC-4
URL:https://politicaleconomyhub.net/event/1208/
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