Finn Kydland on economic policy

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Edward Prescott on the GFC

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Real business cycle theory ensures the questions are correctly posed

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John H. Cochrane: Towards a run-free financial system | SKAGEN New Year Conference

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David Levine on self-confirming equilibriums

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Finn Kydland explains the slow recovery

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Nobel symposium Financial intermediaries and liquidity creation Douglas Diamond

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Nobel Symposium Assymetric information, trading, and liquidity Darrell Duffie

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Prescott, Ohanian et al on the enormous cost of zoning

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Eugene Fama on share market bubbles

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