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The Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) is an independent nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to strengthening prosperity and human welfare in the global economy through expert analysis and practical policy solutions.
The Institute is committed to rigorous, intellectually open, and in-depth study and discussion. It attempts to anticipate emerging issues and present ideas in useful, accessible formats, to inform and shape public debate. Its audience includes government officials and legislators, business and labor leaders, management and staff at international organizations, university-based scholars and their students, experts at other research institutions and nongovernmental organizations, the media, and the public at large.
The Institute is committed to rigorous, intellectually open, and in-depth study and discussion. It attempts to anticipate emerging issues and present ideas in useful, accessible formats, to inform and shape public debate. Its audience includes government officials and legislators, business and labor leaders, management and staff at international organizations, university-based scholars and their students, experts at other research institutions and nongovernmental organizations, the media, and the public at large.
Why structural change calls for rethinking economic policy: PIIE-IMF conference opening session
Gordon Brown (former UK prime minister), Angus Deaton (Princeton University), Keyu Jin (London School of Economics), and Michael Spence (Stanford University) discuss challenges facing the global economy, like the green energy transition, shifting geopolitical tensions, technological innovation, and economic fragmentation. These and other structural changes require rethinking economic policies around the world.
This discussion was the first at the PIIE-IMF conference “Rethinking economic policy: Steering structural change,” April 16-17, 2024.
This discussion was the first at the PIIE-IMF conference “Rethinking economic policy: Steering structural change,” April 16-17, 2024.
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The green transformation and structural change: PIIE-IMF conference panel
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Kimberly Clausing (PIIE and UCLA), Jean Pisani-Ferry (PIIE and Bruegel), and Nicholas Stern (London School of Economics), discussed tax policy as climate policy, how the green transition will affect investment, growth, and market considerations, and opportunities for public and private commitments to accelerate clean growth. The panel was chaired by Olivier Blanchard (PIIE). This panel discussi...
Gita Gopinath on global economic fragmentation at the PIIE-IMF Rethinking economic policy conference
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Gita Gopinath, first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, joins PIIE president Adam S. Posen for a fireside chat on global economic fragmentation and labor, industrial, and green policies at the PIIE-IMF conference "Rethinking economic policy: Steering structural change" held on April 16-17, 2024.
Book Launch: Europe and the Transformation of the Irish Economy
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Book Launch: Europe and the Transformation of the Irish Economy
Why China’s PNTR is Invaluable to the United States
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Why China’s PNTR is Invaluable to the United States
Summers and Zoellick on industrial policy and US foreign policy
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Summers and Zoellick on industrial policy and US foreign policy
Do the IPEF and CPTPP trade frameworks complement or overlap each other?
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Do the IPEF and CPTPP trade frameworks complement or overlap each other?
How (in)effective is US banking supervision?
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How (in)effective is US banking supervision?
The UK's Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves on her vision for Britain's economy
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The UK's Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves on her vision for Britain's economy
The IMF on the future of interest rates and managing high public debt
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The IMF on the future of interest rates and managing high public debt
The Party vs. shareholders: What drives corporate governance in China?
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The Party vs. shareholders: What drives corporate governance in China?
Globalization is dead-long live globalization!
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Globalization is dead-long live globalization!
Global financial infrastructure amid shifting geopolitics
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Global financial infrastructure amid shifting geopolitics
What is inflation and how can policymakers control it?
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What is inflation and how can policymakers control it?
Supporting and Restructuring Firms Hit by the COVID-19 Crisis
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Supporting and Restructuring Firms Hit by the COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 and the bank-sovereign nexus in emerging markets
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COVID-19 and the bank-sovereign nexus in emerging markets
Pandemic inflation and the Phillips curve
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Pandemic inflation and the Phillips curve
US inflation: Outlook and policy responses
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US inflation: Outlook and policy responses
Why did (almost) nobody see inflation coming and what’s next?
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Why did (almost) nobody see inflation coming and what’s next?
How globalization proceeds when the US retreats
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How globalization proceeds when the US retreats
Tom Barkin and Mary C. Daly on the state of the labor market and inflationary pressures
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Tom Barkin and Mary C. Daly on the state of the labor market and inflationary pressures
The Current State of the World Trading System - What can Britain Do?
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The Current State of the World Trading System - What can Britain Do?
Supply chains in a world of conflict and COVID-19: Next STEP Global Conference 2021
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Supply chains in a world of conflict and COVID-19: Next STEP Global Conference 2021
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo Keynote Remarks: Next STEP Global Conference 2021
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US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo Keynote Remarks: Next STEP Global Conference 2021
What’s happening with the Belt and Road Initiative?
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What’s happening with the Belt and Road Initiative?
Strengthening the credibility of public finances
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Strengthening the credibility of public finances
Brilliant exposition Summers! Like Milei said "I don't know if Lefties hate more empirical evidence or taking a shower" 😂😂
With the hydrogen economy building out, thoughts of retrenchment would be premature. A new era of cheap energy will greatly improve the world's economic dynamism.
Good Presentation
European agro lobby won’t let the agreemment get sattle… colonizers
Inflation and proxy wars
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Chinese CCP is buying its time and is behaving nicely for access to capital from global market inorder to wriggleout of a disastrous financial situation in China. US and west should not be fooled and no access to global capital should be offered to Chinese CCP under any circumstances.
In an advanced society is it worth slowing down growth with the advantage of more monetary control for the lost efficiency and added risk of retraining displaced workers at an unknown cost and outcome for each person. Homeostasis declares that any self-regulating process by which an organism tends to maintain stability while adjusting to conditions that are best for its survival. No change to Ph and temperature often win against rapid changes.
Great talk !
Her jewelery game is beyond excellent.
Summners is such a tool. Summers: “Third, the world has fared very well. Relative to the time when I was chief economist of the World Bank at the beginning of the 1990s, child mortality rates are less than half of what they were then. Literacy rates are more than twice what they were then. Poverty rates, terms of extreme poverty are less than 40% of what they were then.” If you know math, you’ll know over 33 years if things improve by 2.2%/yr you’ll have double the values (or equivalently half). So child mortality rates improving by 2x is nothing more than 2.2%/yr improvement a year. Same with literacy rates. Extreme poverty is roughly half as well. Nothing to do with macro-economics just incremental improvements over time, coming from a low base.
There is no automatic reason why living standards need to improve. Living standards improve because policy makers make decisions to help them improve. What else do you think causes those improvements? Magic?
@@ShowsOn Pace parts of Somalia where there is no government and living standards have improved relative to areas where there is government and war. Also Piketty et al in their book say growth is more or less automatic (the Solow equation) except in times of war, and this growth causes inequality. But otherwise, good point made.
the only problem is that the times of economy has gone, Chinna preparing to nuke you sleep well
My identity has been used or criminal activity since 1991
South America, South East Asia know what the original Washington consensus brought them. They won't get tricked a second time.
The South American countries that violated Washington Consensus (Venezuela, Argentina) did terribly...those that followed it (Chile, Peru) grew fast for three decades Can you argue against that?
Washington consensus declared obsolete
WTO, IMF, all other Pax Americana pieces belong to history’s garbage
Came here from the discussion of Adam Toozes “Crashed” with Mr. Bayoumi a participant. So appreciate Mr. Bayoumis careful view, with easily u nderstood visuals. I’ve followed this as an interested bystander since 2008 but this is the first time that I’ve heard a credible explanation. I’m not an economist nor have any experience with these questions. Certainly wish I’d heard this when it was released. I’ll be on the lookout for more from Mr Bayoumi. Hope others will too !
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Norwegian citzen save nothing, highest household debt in world
So? Australia is right up there, buddy. Denmark has the highest right now though. As a Norwegian, I sleep well knowing I have a few million saved, and no debt on my house/car. Average income, no inheritance.
used the insights from your book in my IR essay on North Korea's nuclear proliferation. Thank you for interesting ideas!
That came across as very conceited to me. As though normal people, don't understand comparative advantage or can't see the benefits of trade! Comparative advantage has existed as long as barter, else why did people barter at all? The problem with economists is they see the world as a simplified model and think that arguments like "would you rather have $1 more in your pocket or not" is how you might make a decision on free trade. Economies are complicated but one thing is certain. Those with the wealth and power at the top are not looking at how they can benefit those at the bottom. That would be just a lucky side-effect if it were to happen. Most people would give up an extra dollar if it meant a fairer society, stronger community and greater security for their families.
Except you don't understand comparative advantage. What you've said here makes no sense.
Excellent presentation.
thanks for uploading this
This speech is as candid as the CEA could ever get on various issues and opportunities that confronts the Indian economy. Wonderful!
Completely ignored that free trade takes away all power from labor to be able to strike for improved wages/conditions. Ignored that the profits of free trade while thinly spread among the population are condensed at the top. Skipped entirely that since the US has been pushing free trade the middle class wage increase has not kept pace with inflation. I feel this is something that free trade people have done quite a good job at hiding is just how poor people really are because the goods they've been buying have gotten cheaper and the reality only hits when they go to buy something like property. I was also rather disgusted by how your portraying free trade as trade when in reality it frequently is just offshoring production.... You're completely ignoring the dangers of losing expertise in various fields on a national level. If there is a disaster or a war and you cannot import your steel or electronics after you've closed local production you have to start from the bottom up. Suicide rates are up, opiate addiction is up and its only going to get worse. A universal basic income is not going to fix people that feel worthless because they can't find a job and the standard of living that will be provided will be poverty level at best. The future looks fun, Cheers!
There is zero evidence that the "profits of free trade are concentrated at the top" -in fact, all reliable studies show that they are widely dispersed throughout the economy, whereas trade restriction disproportionately impacts lower-income families. Those "workers" you speak of are special interests, and do not represent most of the economy. Good luck thinking up a coherent reason why people working at hotels, restaurants, bars, elementary schools or toll booths would be hurt by free trade. I can think of a myriad of reasons how they benefit from trade, but none that put their employment or wages at risk. One day, maybe not in our lifetime, average people will wake up to the sophistry coming out of the manufacturing cabal.
Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that economists have been selling the wrong notion of comparative advantage; one that has very little if anything in common with Ricardo's original insight in the Principles. See here: www.worldeconomicsassociation.org/files/journals/economicthought/WEA-ET-6-1-MoralesMeoqui.pdf