I’m one of the presenters at this conference at UTS today. The conference website has a link to all the papers (including mine). As usual, I’ve done an “all singing, all dancing” Powerpoint presentation that has a few additional details to it.
The Paul Woolley Centre is a very useful development, given the bias in academic finance [...]
Paul Woolley Financial Market Dysfunctionality Conference
Published in October 31st, 2007
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The Political Debt Cycle
Published in October 18th, 2007
Both parties will make much of their economic management credentials in this election campaign.
Many Australians, on the other hand, seem convinced that the economy would do as well regardless of which party were in power.
The average punter has it right: luck, rather than skill, has determined which governments in retrospect came up smelling like roses [...]
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