S3 Ep14: The coronavirus shock to financial stability
Enrico Perotti tells Tim Phillips that while regulatory reform means that banks are unlikely to be at risk, the same is not true for the shadow banking sector. Does this threaten financial stability, ...
25 Mars 202020min
S3 Ep13: A Covid credit line for Europe
How can euro area countries work together to protect their economies? A diverse group of economists has suggested the creation of an emergency Covid credit line. Beatrice Weder di Mauro tells Tim Phil...
23 Mars 202011min
S3 Ep12: Singapore's response to Covid-19
In a VoxTalks special, Danny Quah tells Tim Phillips how Singapore defended itself against the health and economic impact of Covid-19, and what other countries can learn from its actions. Download th...
20 Mars 202019min
S3 Ep11: The polarization of reality
We think about political polarization as a disagreement about policies. But what if the voters can't even agree on the facts? Stefanie Stantcheva tells Tim Phillips about new research that has profoun...
20 Mars 202016min
S3 Ep10: Economics in the time of Covid-19
How big are Covid-19's economic consequences? That's the theme of a new VoxEU book with contributions from many of the world's most experienced policymakers with expertise in this area. Beatrice Weder...
10 Mars 202018min
S3 Ep9: Women in Economics
Women are under-represented in economics, and the situation is not improving. Economists Shelly Lundberg, Donna Ginther, Jenna Stearns and Erin Hengel talk to Tim Phillips about VoxEU's new book on th...
6 Mars 202020min
S3 Ep8: Digital market merger policy
In the last decade, global digital giants have snapped up hundreds of smaller, innovative companies. Should competition authorities have intervened more often? Tomaso Duso tells Tim Phillips about new...
28 Feb 202017min
S3 Ep7: The history of immigration quotas
A century ago, American nativists succeeded in establishing immigration quotas to drive up the wages of US workers. What happened next? Not what you might think, Leah Boustan tells Tim Phillips.
21 Feb 202019min
