36th Annual Monetary Conference: Monetary Policy 10 Years after the Crisis
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Ten years after the 2008 financial crisis, we are again facing the possibility of economic turmoil as the Fed and other central banks exit their unconventional monetary policies. Although central banks will move gradually, unforeseen circumstances could trigger a flight to safety and a collapse of asset prices.
Schedule
8:30 — 9:00AM | REGISTRATION |
9:00 — 9:10AM | WELCOMING REMARKS
Peter Goettler |
9:10 — 9:50AM | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: ON MONEY, DEBT, TRUST AND CENTRAL BANKING
Claudio Borio Download the Video of the Welcoming Remarks and Keynote Address |
9:50 — 11:00AM | PANEL 1: THE NEW OPERATING FRAMEWORK: AN EVALUATION
Download the Video of Panel 1 Moderator: Josh Zumbrun Stephen D. Williamson George Selgin Peter Ireland |
11:00 — 11:30AM | BREAK |
11:30AM — 12:40PM | PANEL 2: UNCONVENTIONAL MONETARY POLICY, INTEREST RATES, AND ASSET PRICES
Download the Video of Panel 2 Moderator: James A. Dorn |
12:40 — 1:30PM | LUNCHEON |
1:30 — 2:30PM | LUNCHEON ADDRESS: MONETARY HEADWINDS 10 YEARS AFTER THE CRISIS
Download the Video of the Event Hon. Phil Gramm, Former Chairman, Senate Banking Committee |
2:30 — 3:40PM | PANEL 3: LESSONS LEARNED
Download the Video of the Event Moderator: Ylan Mui, CNBC, Washington Correspondent Michael D. Bordo Joseph E. Gagnon David Beckworth |
3:40 — 4:00PM | BREAK |
4:00 — 5:00PM | ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: SHOULD THE FED BE SUBJECT TO A MONETARY RULE?
Download the Video of the Event Moderator: Lydia Mashburn Jeffrey M. Lacker Scott Sumner Jeffrey A. Frankel |
5:00 — 6:00PM | RECEPTION |
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