On 14th-15th October 2016, ADEMU held a workshop at the European University Institute. The goal of the workshop was to discuss ongoing research on potential changes in job creation, job destruction and productivity growth rates during the Great Recession and its aftermath. In addition, it looked at how product and labour market institutions affect the development of trends and business cycle fluctuations of those variables and, in doing so, analysed how they may have impinged on workers’ transitions flows between employment, unemployment and non-participation.
Category Archives: Activities
Sustainable Economic and Monetary Union in Europe in turbulent times
On Monday 10th October 2016, the ADEMU Project held a lecture on “Sustainable Economic and Monetary Union in Europe in turbulent times”, given by Prof. René Smits from the University of Amsterdam.
Starting from a legal-institutional perspective, the lecture sketched out the major challenges for researchers and policymakers alike. It also looked at the areas of economic governance, monetary union and banking union with a view to the sustainability of Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union.
Below is the full presentation from the event and the speakers notes can be viewed here:
Debt Sustainability and Lending Institutions: Presentations
On the 2nd and 3rd September 2016, the ADEMU Project held a conference jointly with The Cambridge-INET Institute and the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) at the University of Cambridge. The conference titled “Debt Sustainability and Lending Institutions” brought together leading scholars to discuss theoretical and empirical issues in sovereign debt sustainability.
The conference consisted of six sessions and one panel, during which the issues related to sovereign debt sustainability were discussed from different perspectives by leading scholars, with the aim of identifying priorities for both future research and policy-making in this field.
SESSION 1 – OFFICIAL LENDING
- Debt Sustainability and the Terms of Official Support”, by Giancarlo Corsetti, Aitor Erce and Timothy Uy
Debt Sustainability and Lending Institutions: Photos
Below are some photos that were taken as part of the Debt Sustainability and Lending Institutions that was held at the University of Cambridge on the 2nd and 3rd of September 2016:
Competitive Effects of Trade: Theory and Measurement Lecture
Below is the presentation from the ADEMU Lecture “Competitive Effects of Trade: Theory and Measurement” by Marc Melitz (Harvard University) which was held at EUI on September 20th 2016. Continue reading
September 2016
Conference: Sovereign Debt, Sustainability and Lending Institutions
September 2-3. 2016, University of Cambridge, the Cambridge-INET Institute, UK.
Lecture: Competitive Effects of Trade: Theory and Measurement
September 20, 2016 | EUI Florence, with Marc Melitz (Harvard University)
July 2016
After Brexit: What next for the EMU, EU and UK?
Webinar: July 1, 2016
March, April & May 2016
Workshops
- April 29-30: Macroeconomic Imbalances and Spillovers
Held at CERGE-EI, Prague, Czech Republic - May 20-21: Risk Sharing Mechanisms for the EU
Held at EUI, Florence, Italy
ADEMU Webinars
- March 14: “Learning from the Euro Crisis in order to avoid new ones”
Webinar Panel:
Thomas F. Cooley (Stern School of Business, NYU; ADEMU Advisory Committee)
Giancarlo Corsetti (Cambridge University, ADEMU Steering Committee)
Lucrezia Reichlin (London Business School, ADEMU AC)
René Smits (University of Amsterdam, ADEMU AC)
ADEMU Lectures
- March 15: “Fiscal Sustainability: What Makes the Euro-Area Different?”
Held by Eric Leeper (Indiana University) at the University of Cambridge - March 21: “Growth and the Industrial Revolution”
Held by Robert E. Lucas Jr (University of Chicago) at EUI, Florence, Italy
ADEMU Courses
ADEMU Sessions
- March 22: Meetings of the Royal Economic Society: ADEMU special session on
Sovereign Debt and Austerity (in collaboration with the Centre for Macroeconomics)
(University of Sussex, Brighton) - April 21-22: Sovereign Debt
CEPR Annual International Macroeconomics and Finance Programme
Meeting (CEPR Spring Meeting), held at the University of Cambridge
Mini Conferences
- April 19: Macroeconomics of financial frictions
with Nicolas Crouzet, Simon Gilchrist and Noby Kiyotaki, held at the University of Cambridge - May 10: Heterogeneous Agents and Macroeconomic modeling
with Gianluca Violante, Mark Hugget and Nezih Guner, held at the University of Cambridge
Risk Sharing Mechanisms for the EU Workshop
On May 20-21 2016, an ADEMU workshop was held at the European University Institute, organized in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund and the European Stability Mechanism. The workshop aimed to analyze the potentials of risk-sharing mechanisms in the European Union, evaluating existing strategies and discussing new proposals for a more efficient system.
The workshop benefited from the contribution of top economists from the organizing institutions and from a number of other Universities and research institutes (Zurich University of Applied Sciences, London Business School, University of Amsterdam, University Cambridge-INET, New York University, Washington University, Wuhan University, CEPS, Zew), as well as from the EC, the ECB, the Bank of Spain and the Bank of France. The juridical aspects of risk-sharing were also covered, thanks to the contribution of Tuomas Saarenheimo and Päivi Leino-Sandberg, from the Finnish Ministry of Finance and the University of Helsinki, respectively. Continue reading
Macroeconomic and Financial Imbalances and Spillovers Workshop
On 29 and 30 April 2016 the CERGE-EI (Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education – Economics Institute) in Prague hosted the Work Package 3 Workshop for the ADEMU (A Dynamic Economic and Monetary Union) Project, part of the Horizon 2020 work program topic “Resilient and Sustainable Economic and Monetary Union in Europe”. The research in Work Package 3 focuses on spillovers effects between member states and on the role of international imbalances in macroeconomic and financial variables.
Read more about the workshop and download the related materials (programme , full proceedings and papers).










