Nobel laureate in Economics, Robert E. Lucas Jr, delivered a lecture for ADEMU on March 21, 2016 at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Continue reading
Nobel laureate in Economics, Robert E. Lucas Jr, delivered a lecture for ADEMU on March 21, 2016 at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Continue reading
March 15, 2016, 5pm-6pm (GMT) at the Univeristy of Cambridge.
This first lecture held by the ADEMU research project looked at the fiscal sustainability of the Euro Area. Continue reading
On the 21st March, Robert E. Lucas Jr from the University of Chicago (Nobel Laureate in Economics) will give a lecture on “Growth and the Industrial Revolution” at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. Continue reading
March 14, 2016, 5pm – 6pm (CET).
The weak economic recovery and the current international situation are raising new concerns regarding the resilience of the Euro Area, still in the process of consolidating its fiscal and monetary framework. Continue reading
EU and euro-area policymakers are planning reforms to the common rules that underpin economic and monetary integration in Europe. To help, researchers in the EU-funded project ADEMU are developing proposals to guide the reforms. Continue reading
ADEMU researcher Joachim Jungherr (Barcelona GSE and IAE-CSIC) discusses in this video if the banking system is more systemic than before the crisis.
This video presents an overview of how the ADEMU project plans to reassess the EU monetary and fiscal framework, as presented at the kick-off conference.
On Vox CEPR´s Policy Portal, ADEMU Advisory Committee member Charles Bean discusses how long low interest rates can last for. Continue reading
After the ADEMU kick-off conference at the University of Cambridge, the researchers involved in the project were asked the following questions in order to provide a further insight into why they are involved in the project and why they think it is an important project. Here are some of their responses.
“The 2008 crisis is without doubt the deepest and most protracted economic contractions Europe has suffered since the Great depression of 1929. Understanding the roots of this crisis and designing policies capable of preventing and/or managing this type of disturbances should be at the top of the research agenda. I think ADEMU will play a key role in this endeavour.” – Martín Uribe, Columbia University, ADEMU Associate Researcher
“It is important to establish a dialogue between policy makers, the general public, and academic economists. Unfortunately, this is not easy. A project like ADEMU can help.” – Joachim Jungherr, Barcelona GSE, ADEMU Researcher WP3
“The ADEMU project brings together European economic policy debates and work at the research frontier to advance these debates.” – Thomas Hintermaier, University of Bonn, ADEMU Executive & Steering Committee
“The new architecture of the EU monetary and fiscal institutions and regulatory bodies represent a new regime of macroeconomic policies that are not yet sufficiently based on macroeconomic theory and evidence. ADEMU project will analyze and critically review these issues and offer constructive feedback and policy recommendations.” – Radim Bohacek, CERGE, ADEMU Executive & Steering Committee, WP3
Legal and Institutional Dimensions of EMU Intensive Workshop
22-23 October 2015
Within the framework of ADEMU project, the Law Department held a two-day intensive workshop, organized by Claire Kilpatrick, Giorgio Monti, Päivi Leino-Sandberg and Thomas Beukers.
The workshop participants actively engaged in interdisciplinary discussions on the legal and institutional dimensions of EMU, clustered around four thematic sessions. Continue reading