Interview with William White by Christof Leisinger published in Neue Zürcher Zeitung on 25 January 2015
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25
Jan
2016
12
Dec
2015
Macroprudential Policies: What Next?
Panel Remarks by William White – at the Milken Institute London Summit – Grand Connaught – London UK – 12 October 2015
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11
Dec
2015
False beliefs and unhappy endings
Dinner presentation by William White at the CABE (Canadian Association for Business Economics) at the Delta Hotel, Kingston on 24 August 2015
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11
Dec
2015
Macroprudential Policy is Not a Magic Bullet
“Our problems can only be resolved through actions taken by governments, not by central banks.”
Article published in Finanz und Wirtschaft – 11 December 2015
Macro Prudential Policy is Not a Magic Bullet.pdf
Macro Prudential Policy is Not a Magic Bullet
20
Nov
2015
The Distributional Implications of the Crisis and Policy Responses
Panel Discussion 18th Annual Conference – De Nederlandsche Bank – Amsterdam 19 20 November 2015
William White gave introductory comments and chaired a panel at a recent Conference sponsored by De Nederlandsche Bank in Amsterdam
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20
Oct
2015
The Ultra-Easy Money Experiment
Presentation by William White at the Bruno Leoni Institute , Roma – 5th Lectio Minghetti – 20 October 2015
It will be published in Italian by the Bruno Leoni Institute.
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15
Oct
2015
Fundamentals of Central Banking — Lessons from the Crisis
Published by Group of Thirty – Washington, D.C. October 2015. The study was led by a Steering Committee comprised of Jacob Frankel (Chairman), Arminio Fraga and Axel Weber, and was supported by a Working Group of 16 members of the G30, including its Chairman, Jean-Claude Trichet. William White was the director of this project and the draftsman of this G30 document.
CentralBanking
17
Sep
2015
How False Beliefs About Exchange Rate Systems Threaten Global Growth and the Existence of the Eurozone
William White – Working Paper No.250 – Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas – Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute – September 2015. Subsequently published as a Chapter in “The Political Economy of the Eurozone” Edited by A Cardinale, D’Maris Coffman and R Scazzieri. Cambridge University Press, 2017
The current belief system that says “all will be well” if domestic price stability can be maintained is fundamentally flawed. If this can be achieved only through monetary, credit and debt expansion, the end result will be an increased risk of systemic crisis.
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15
Sep
2015
Avoiding Systemic Crises: Will Prudential Regulation and Easy Money be Sufficient?
Presentation by William White at the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) Global Board Center on 15 September 2015 – Lausanne
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09
Sep
2015
Whither Eurozone Interest Rates?
Mitigating the impacts of lasting low interest rates for the Financial sector
Presentation by William White at the EUROFI Financial Forum on 9 September 2015 – Luxembourg
ScanEurifiPresentaztion2015.pdf
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