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Department of Economics Seminar with Dr Julius Koschnick, University of Southern Denmark
Did a feedback mechanism between propositional and prescriptive knowledge create modern growth?
Abstract: What was the origin of modern economic growth? Joel Mokyr has argued that self-sustained modern economic growth originated from a feedback loop...
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Department of Finance Seminar with Dr Dennis Hutschenreiter, Halle Institute for Economic Research
From Shares to Machines: How Common Ownership Drives Automation
Abstract: This paper studies whether common ownership affects the direction of technological change. We develop a task-based model in which commonly owned firms...
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Department of Economics Brown Bag with Professor George Evans, University of St Andrews
Adaptive Learning and Cognitive Discounting: Depressions, Bottleneck Inflation, and Policy
Abstract: Nonlinear New Keynesian models can have multiple rational expectations steady states, and it is possible for there to be more than one steady state...
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