Roger Guesnerie
Economic Theory and Social Organization
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Lectures
Crisis and economic theory
Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.
First lectures: March 14
Last lectures: June 6
Seminars
Linked to the topics covered in the lectures
Wednesdays, at 5:30 p.m.
First seminar: March 14
Last seminar: Mai 30
1 - Introduction: Crisis and economic theory.
March 14
Lecture : Theories questioned by the crisis
Seminar: Crisis and crises, invariants and innovations. Robert Boyer (Institut des Amériques)
2 - Facts and theories: Highlights.
March 21
- Lecture: Bubbles: A recurring UTO (Unidentified Theoretical Object)
- Seminar: Is Keynes making a comeback? Rodolphe Dos Santos (BETA, Strasbourg)
March 28
- Lecture: Currency, banks and credit, the basic elements
- Seminar: Crisis and changes in financial intermediation. Michel Aglietta (CEPII)
April 4
- Lecture: From 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Metamorphoses of the financial system - What implications?
April 11
- Lecture: Questions on liquidity
- Seminar: Banking crisis, central bank's learning. Pierre Cyrille Hautcoeur (EHESS et PSE)
3 - The speculative slope of the markets.
May 2
- Lecture: From 4:30 to 6:30. Raw materials, housing, stock-markets, same markets?
- Lecture: The stock-market, blind points of the conventional model
- Seminar: Reflection on the financial evaluation. André Orléan (EHESS et PSE)
- Lecture: The stock-market: which explanations?
- Seminar: Crises of sovereign debt and crises banking. Patrick Bolton (Columbia University et TSE)
4 - Macro economy and Currency: Illusions of the great moderation.
May 23
- Lecture: Macroeconomics in calm weather and systemic stability
- Seminar: Operational use of macroeconomic models. Jean-Pierre Laffargue (Paris 1 et Cepremap)
May 30
- Lecture: Stock Exchange and Currency
- Seminar: The new order for the central banks. Xavier Ragot (CNRS et PSE)
