The Changing Economy and the Business Cycle: New Theory and Evidence

16th September 2019 - 17th September 2019, Oslo

Growth in 2019 is expected to slow down in OECD countries, with expansions across major advanced economies approaching their record length in the postwar period. What economy will business-cycle policies face at the next downturn? How has the economy changed over the years since the Great Recession? Which economic and financial trends will reshape the propagation of shocks and the allocation of risks through the economy? The meeting will be the sixth event in the annual conferences series New Developments in Business Cycle Analysis, bringing together economists from academia and central banks.

Call for papers deadline: March 24th, 2019

Organizer(s):  Francesco Furlanetto (Norges Bank), Emanuel Moench (Deutsche Bundesbank) and Federico Ravenna (Danmarks Nationalbanken)

Contact Email:  [email protected]

Event Type:  Conference

Location:  Oslo

Attendance:  No

Institution:  Danmarks Nationalbank, Deutsche Bundesbank and Norges Bank

More information:  https://www.norges-bank.no/en/about/Research/Conferences/2019-09-16-changing-economy/

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Topics:  Global economy Global governance Institutions and economics International finance Macroeconomic policy Monetary policy

Tags:  business cycles

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