Yuemei Ji

Lecturer, University College London

Yuemei Ji did her undergraduate studies in economics at Fudan University in Shanghai and obtained her PhD in economics from the University of Leuven in March 2011. Currently, she is a Lecturer at University College London. Her areas of expertise are European macroeconomics and international financial economics.

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Financial engineering will not stabilise an unstable euro area
19 March 2018, 12089 reads
Behavioural economics is also useful in macroeconomics
01 November 2017, 33673 reads
Animal spirits and the optimal level of the inflation target
07 July 2016, 16432 reads
Synchronisation in business cycles
07 June 2016, 10740 reads
How to reboot the Eurozone and ensure its long-term survival
12 February 2016, 8363 reads
Why the ECB should not insist on repayment of its Greek bonds
16 July 2015, 18401 reads
Quantitative easing in the Eurozone: It's possible without fiscal transfers
15 January 2015, 46252 reads
Fiscal implications of the ECB’s bond-buying programme
14 June 2013, 72860 reads
Are Germans really poorer than Spaniards, Italians and Greeks?
16 April 2013, 180828 reads
Panic-driven austerity in the Eurozone and its implications
21 February 2013, 313402 reads

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