The promise of radical changes arising from cryptocurrencies and an array of new technologies in financial markets (fintech) has been met with excitement but also a good dose of scepticism. This eBook brings together contributions from members of CEPR's Research and Policy Network on Fintech and Digital Currencies on some of the key areas where changes are becoming more visible.
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Antonio Fatás 05 March 2019
Stephen Broadberry, Mark Harrison 06 November 2018
World War I formed the 20th century. On the centennial of its end in November 1918, this eBook brings together 20 contributions covering the preparations for, conduct of, and consequences of the war.
José De Gregorio, Barry Eichengreen, Takatoshi Ito, Charles Wyplosz 11 September 2018
Twenty years ago the four authors of the the first Geneva Report on the World Economy examined the future of the IMF. In the latest report in the series, the same group of authors review changes in the global economy and the IMF over this two-decade interval, and flag concerns about formidable new challenges.
Michael Casey, Jonah Crane, Gary Gensler, Simon Johnson, Neha Narula 16 July 2018
Blockchain technology has the potential to change many aspects of the financial services sector and the broader economy. The 21st Geneva Report on the World Economy reviews the basics of blockchain technology and its challenges, costs and benefits, gives an overview of its potential direct impact on the financial sector, and assesses possible use cases beyond the world of finance.
Nauro Campos, Jan-Egbert Sturm 29 May 2018
Economists have discussed extensively what to do to reform the European Project and how, but have been broadly silent on who and when. Which institutions and rules are needed, and when? This eBook shows that such institutional questions, although seldomly raised, are of fundamental importance for the future of European integration.
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28 - 29 March 2019 / Paris / SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum Banque de France (BDF)
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