Economics: The Cost of a Financial Crisis

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Short Session Delivered online

The 2008 financial crisis changed the way central banks conduct monetary policy forever. In this lecture, Dr Pedro Matos Serodio will discuss economics and the repercussions the crisis had on employment, prices, and standards of living, and how the central banks have adapted to face future challenges. Live Q&A included.

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This event begins at 5pm and will finish at 6pm

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Economics: The Cost of a Financial Crisis

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