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MIT GCFP Visiting Scholar and former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren weighs in on how the government shutdown affects the Federal Reserve’s access to economic data.
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In a comment letter to the Office of Management and Budget on Circular A-4 that guides federal agencies in conducting benefit-cost analyses, a dozen MIT professors, many affiliated with the Golub Center for Finance and Policy, offered suggestions [...]
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Robert Holzmann on October 29 at 11:45 am in E62-262
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Measuring Financial Subsidies to SOEs: An Asset Return Based Framework with an Application to TVA (working paper)
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With debt burdens mounting in the United States and abroad, policymakers have shown renewed interest in using government investment strategies to address fiscal imbalances. In this policy brief, MIT Sloan Distinguished Professor and MIT GCFP [...]
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Behind the headlines lies a widening gap between U.S. fiscal revenues and outlays—a structural imbalance with profound implications for the Federal Reserve and the broader economy. Join Peter Fisher—Distinguished Senior Fellow at the MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy [...]
It’s no secret Washington tried to prevent an even deeper economic collapse by launching a $787 billion stimulus program in 2009. What’s much less appreciated is how the federal government [...]
The Consortium for Systemic Risk Analytics (CSRA), a not-for-profit Delaware Corporation, and the MIT Sloan School of Management announced today that it will become part of a joint collaboration among
WSJ Wealth Expert Antoinette Schoar of MIT discusses her research on the quality of financial advice commonly given to clients.
