The final session of our 31st Annual Conference is happening now. Tune in to hear an insightful conversation about Aging and Public Policy with Pavlina R Tcherneva, Teresa Ghilarducci, Edward Lane, and L. Randall Wray.

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Starting soon! Be sure to tune in to our last panel of the day, Aging and Public Policy: Debunking Myths, Providing Solutions moderated by Pavlina Tcherneva (Pavlina R Tcherneva) with panelists Teresa Ghilarducci (@tghilarducci), Ed Lane, and Randy Wray.

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Session III starts soon! Be sure to tune in to hear the Causes and Measurement of Inequality with Levy’s own Tom Masterson and Ajit Zacharias as well as John Jay's Michelle Holder (Michelle Holder), moderated by Peter Coy (@petercoy) of the New York Times.

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We are live now with James K. Galbraith, Reda Cherif, Fuad Hasanov, and moderator Matthew C. Klein

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Session II starts soon! Tune in to hear The Revival of Industrial Policy moderated by Matthew Klein with panelists Reda Cherif, James Galbraith, and Fuad Hasanov.

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We are live now with the Economics Prospects for the US Economy panel, moderated by Harriet Torry. Be sure to tune in to see Richard Christopher Whalen's and Gennaro Zezza's presentations next.

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Session I starts soon! We’re starting with Economic Prospects for the U.S. Economy with Jan Hatzius, @Rcwhalen, and Gennaro Zezza and moderated by Harriet Torry of the Wall Street Journal. Tune in now.

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Going live in 10 minutes! Be sure to tune into our Zoom Webinar or YouTube Livestream for the 31st Annual Levy Institute Conference.

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Just two days until the 31st Annual Levy Economics Institute Conference. Tune in on May 2nd at 10:00 AM EST by registering today.

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Looking forward to discussing aging and public policy, and helping to debunk myths and provide solutions at Levy Institute May 2 conference! The New School New School for Social Research

Listen to the latest episode of The Levy Institute Podcast now.

John Harvey sits down with Randy Wray to discuss Social Security, what people misunderstand about the implications of aging societies, and his unorthodox path to becoming an economist.

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OUT NOW: Visit the link below to listen to the third episode of The Levy Institute Podcast featuring L. Randall Wray, hosted by John Harvey.

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Featured: 'Can the Philippines attain 6.5–8 Percent Growth During 2023–28?' by Jesus Felipe and Manuel L. Albis: 'The Philippines must lift the constraints that impede a higher growth of exports.'

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OUT NOW: Visit the link below to listen to the third episode of The Levy Institute Podcast featuring L. Randall Wray, hosted by John Harvey.

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Teresa Ghilarducci (Teresa Ghilarducci) from New School for Social Research, Ed Lane of Lane Asset Mgmt, and Levy’s own Randy Wray will be joining us at 3:30 pm EST on May 2 for Aging and Public Policy: Debunking Myths, Providing Solutions at our 31st Annual Conference.

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Session II The Revival of Industrial Policy will feature Reda Cherif, James Galbraith, and Fuad Hasanov. This panel will begin at 12 PM EST on May 2nd. Be sure to register to receive reminders and updates!

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Akram, T., and M. Yadav. 2024. 'An Empirical Analysis of Swedish Government Bond Yields,' Levy Institute Working Paper No. 1048.
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This Tuesday, tune in to the Levy Institute Podcast, featuring Senior Scholar Randy Wray on Social Security, what people misunderstand about the implications of aging societies, and his unorthodox path to becoming an economist.

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A brilliant Galbraith: 'there is the thought that so long as other nations decline to adopt the free market worldview, it may be prudent to hedge against the possibility that they may know something the textbooks don’t.' ineteconomics.org/perspectives/b…

FEATURED: Revisiting Keynes' 1930 essay, Jörg Bibow discusses the three broader trends identified by Keynes that he expected would come to characterize the socio-economic evolution of advanced countries under individualistic capitalism.

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