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EPS at the 2009 AEA/ASSA Meetings


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EPS at the 2009 AEA/ASSA Meetings

Since its founding at the 1989 AEA meetings, EPS/ECAAR has maintained a strong presence at the American Economic Association/Allied Social Sciences Association's annual conference.


EPS Sessions

Session One: Inequality: Economic, Fiscal and Financial, and Societal Dimensions

Chair: Allen Sinai — Chief Global Economist, Decision Economics, Inc.

Participants:

  • James K. Galbraith — Professor of Economics, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Policy, University of Texas at Austin
    Inequality, Unemployment, and Growth

  • Robert J. Gordon — Professor of Economics, Northwestern University and NBER
    Rising Inequality at the Bottom and Top

  • Benjamin M. Friedman — William Joseph Maier Professor of Political Economy, Harvard University
    Widening Inequality: Implications for Economy and Society

  • David A. Smith — Chief Economist, House Financial Services Committee, House of Representatives, US Congress
    Inequality and the Making of Monetary Policy

Discussants: Inequality, Fiscal and Financial Aspects, Policy Possibilities

  • Allen Sinai — Decision Economics, Inc.

  • Jeffrey Madrick — Challenge Magazine

 

 

Session Two: A Roundtable on Global Security and the Global Financial System: The Challenges Ahead

Chair: Michael Intriligator — University of California at Los Angeles and Economists for Peace and Security

Participants:

  • Kenneth Arrow — Stanford University

  • Lawrence Klein — University of Pennsylvania

  • William Sharpe — Stanford University

  • Michael Lind — New America Foundation

  • Linda Bilmes — Harvard University


Annual Dinner

EPS's 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner Honoring our founding co-chairs, Kenneth Arrow and Lawrence Klein

Speakers:

  • James K. Galbraith

  • Michael Intriligator

  • Gavin Wright

  • Roger Myerson

  • Brent Hickman

  • Allen Sinai


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