#IESEconomics
#IESEconomics
We are happy to introduce #IESEconomics. This new umbrella microsite brings together economic analysis which Profs. of Department of Economics have been producing for more than 10 years and which, until now, was offered via a published monthly newsletter Economic Overview.
The new #IESEconomics offers:
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Multi-format content: video, podcast, graphic and text
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Continuous publication
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Premium access for Members to more extensive economic analysis, and open for the rest of content
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Availability through IESE Insight and the Learning bites section of the Alumni app.
What you will find next are the previous numbers of the old Economic Overview. Follow this link to check the newest content.
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May 2019
Why economics is complicated, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Laureates' tales, by Prof. Pedro Videla
The economics of climate change, by Prof. Xavier Vives
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April 2019
From Adam Smith to Bitcoin, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
China: Economy and Politics, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Mario Draghi and Bank Profits, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
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March 2019
Economic Expansion Amidst Secular Stagnation, by Prof. José Azar
Are We Ready for Robots and AI?, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
What Does an Inverted US Yield Curve Mean? Maybe Nothing?, by Prof. Núria Mas
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February 2019
The Wealth Tax, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
Cashless Society: Economic Reality or Science Fiction? by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The Growth of the Spanish Economy: Excessive or Justified Pessimism? by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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January 2019
Not a Seismic Event, Just More Buttermilk, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Monetary Policy: Past, Present... and Future, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
4 The Weak Link of the Euro, by Prof. Xavier Vives
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December 2018
The Economy in the 2020s, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The Turkish Lira Crisis and What Might Come Next, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
A New Social Compact?, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
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November 2018
The Minimum Wage Debate: What Do Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence Have to Say?, by Prof. José Azar
What´s Next for the Economy?, by Prof. Núria Mas
5 The Growth of the Spanish Economy Is Abating, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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October 2018
Summer Ramblings: Iker, You Are Not Alone!, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Competition in the digital market: the Google case, by Prof. Xavier Vives
Ten Years After the Bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers: Some Consequences for the European Project, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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July 2018
Shooting Oneself in the Foot, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Who Will Be in Charge Here?, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
A New Government and Five Miracles for the Spanish Economy, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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May 2018
Rivalry and Mergers Between Airlines, by Prof. Xavier Vives
Strengthening & Sustaining Institutions Through Good Governance, by Jesus P. Estanislao
Is the Spanish Economy Slowing Down?, Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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April 2018
Populism with and without Greenbacks, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Stock Markets and Economy: A Divorce Story?, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Saudi Arabia's Next Economic Reform: Devaluation?, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
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March 2018
Economics of Despair, by Prof. Núria Mas
The Rebirth of the Rentier, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
A Reform Agenda for Strengthening the Business Sector After a Macroeconomic Crisis, by Jesus P. Estanislao
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February 2018
"As Good As It Gets"?, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
How Easy is EZ Reform? by Prof. Xavier Vives
Is There a Future for the Euro?, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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January 2018
Antitrust and Labor: What Happens to Real Wages When Only a Few Firms Are Hiring in a Market, by Prof. José Azar
Before the Next Crisis: What Sort of Integration?, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
Accounting Problems and Solutions for Pensions, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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December 2017
Central Banks: An Upside-Down World?, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Below the Surface Calm, by Prof. Jesus P. Estanislao
Are Online Social Networks Anti-Democratic?, by Prof. Manuel Muller Frank
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November 2017
Libertarian Paternalism is Plain Oxymoron, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Why We Need to Study the Labor Share, by Prof. José Azar
Prices, Wages and Employment: An Economic Class, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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October 2017
Ten Years Later, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
Will Fintec Disrupt Banching?, by Prof. Xavier Vives
A European Monetary Fund, by Prof. Nuria Mas
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July 2017
The Economic Future and Other Stories to Keep You Up at Night, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The Vicious Cycle of Growth and Redistribution, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Corporate Governance Reform: A Work in Progress in East Asia, by Prof. Jesus P. Estanislao
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June 2017
Beyond a Doubt, Bastiat Matters, by Prof. Pedro Videla
The Economic Costs of Future Recessions, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
A Country in the Middle, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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May 2017
Robots, Economic Development and Economic Migration: One Possible Scenario of The Future, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
The Global Economy: Made in China, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Financial Economics in a Post-Crisis World, by Prof. Xavier Vives
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April 2017
Trumponomics: It Doesn't Look Very Promising, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Europe, Europe...What Europe?, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Spain's GDP Hits an All-Time High - At Long Last, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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March 2017
Where Are You Headed Europe?, by Prof. Javier Díaz Jiménez
The Fear of Inflation and the "Maradona Effect", by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The illusion of industrialization, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
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February 2017
The Ills of European Banks, by Prof. Xavier Vives
Complex Problems and Simple Solutions, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, a Combination Thereof, Just One?or None at All, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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January 2017
The Economy in 2017: Slightly Better but More Volatile, by Prof. Núria Mas
Global Imbalances, Ownership and Power, by Prof. José Azar
Is There Life After Adam Smith?, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
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December 2016
Better Than Ever (As Strange As That Seems), by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Trumponomics, by Prof. Núria Mas
The Rise of Populist Movements, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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November 2016
China Is Different ? Or Is It?, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
Is the Spanish Economy Slowing Down?, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
Everybody Wants Progress But Nobody Wants Change, by Prof. Pedro Videla
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October 2016
Are Banks in Decline?, by Prof. Xavier Vives
The Rise of Mutual Funds: An Antitrust Blind Spot, by Prof. José Azar
The Financial Crisis: Lessons Learned, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
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July 2016
Brexit Aftershocks: What Comes Next for the UK and EU?, by Prof. Núria Mas
In the Wake of Brexit: Is T-TIP Europe?s Last Chance?, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The Pros and Cons of Debt, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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June 2016
Brexit: It?s Not About the Economy, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Spanish Pensions on the Brink, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
The Mammoth in the Room, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
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May 2016
The Renmimbi: Trouble on the Horizon, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
A Rundown of Spain?s Current Economic Outlook, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
Saudi Arabia?s Vision 2030 Plan, by Prof. Morten Olsen and Innessa Marie Colaiacovo
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April 2016
Negative Interest Rates: Reflections of a Perplexed Observer, by Prof. Juan José ToribioReforms in Spain, by Prof. Xavier VivesMushrooms vs. Yeast, by Prof. Pedro Videla -
March 2016
The Free Money Helicopter is Here!, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Crisis? What Crisis?, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
European Turmoil, by Prof. Núria Mas
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February 2016
Economics and Politics in 2016, by Prof. Xavier Vives
The Dog and Its Tail, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
A Brief Look at the Oil Market, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
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January 2016
2016: The Global Panorama and Risks on the Horizon, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Human action, but not human design, by Prof. Pedro Videla
The Trans-Pacific Partnership in a New Era of International Trade, by Prof. Morten Olsen and
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December 2015
Unemployment, Salaries, Labor Market and Other Concerns, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Does the Euro Deindustrialize the Periphery?, by Prof. Xavier Vives
According to GDP, The People?s Party Will Not Win, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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November 2015
Milton Friedman's Thermostat, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Microfinance 3.0: Opportunities and Challenges, by Prof. Morten Olsen and Giuliano J. Bandeen
Do Institutional Investors Decrease Competitiveness?, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
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October 2015
A Poisoned Legacy?, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
Is China Leading the World Into a Crisis?, by Prof. Núria Mas
Immigration: Risk or Opportunity, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
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July 2015
At the edge of the Abyss ? Again!, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
Inequality, by Prof. Xavier Vives
Mobile Internet: The New Star of Africa?, by Prof. Morten Olsen and Giuliano Joshua Bandeen
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June 2015
The Oft-Ignored Keys to Combating Poverty, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
A Nowcast of the Spanish GDP: Formal Jobs Are All You Need, by Prof. Rolf Campos and Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
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May 2015
Aftereffects of the ECB?s Quantitative Easing, by Prof. Núria Mas
Latin America: The Manna Has Run Out, by Prof. Pedro Videla
Inaccurate Election Polls and What to Do About Them, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
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April 2015
Greece: A Repeated Game?, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
Can Interest Rates Be Negative?, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
What?s the Point of a European Energy Union?, by Prof. Xavier Vives
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March 2015
The Spanish Economy?s Recovery, by Prof. Javier Díaz-Giménez
What Does the Recent US Employment Boom Tell Us About Monetary Policy?, by Prof. Rolf Campos
The Greek Problem, by Prof. Pedro Videla
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February 2015
Apart from Printing Money, What Else Can We Do?, by Prof. Juan José Toribio
The Swiss Turmoil, by Prof. Núria Mas
A Point in Favor of Less Efficient Prices, by Prof. Manuel Mueller-Frank
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January 2015
Expectations for Europe in 2015, by Prof. Antonio Argandoña
Is There No Alternative?, by Prof. Alfredo Pastor
This is the Time for Giving, by Prof. Morten Olsen