Aalborg University, 20th – 21st of April 2017
Conference theme
The conference theme for 2017:
Recent Updates
- Thank you all for the fantastic conference experience, and the valuable contributions to economic thought. Please enjoy the recently released videos.
About the conference
The aim of the conference was to bring together diverse perspectives on economic research, policy and theory. As the name suggests, the conference has a Post-Keynesian tradition, however, we welcome contributions from all paradigms and schools of thought. We strongly believe that it is only through a pluralist approach of challenging each of our predisposed perspectives in a constructive manner that we can develop sound, reliable and practicable understanding of the economic challenges we face.
The Fourth Nordic Post-Keynesian Conference wrap up video
Keynote Address videos
Plenary Session 1: Malcolm Sawyer and Eckhard Hein
Prof. Malcolm Sawyer, Leeds University Business School (Presentation Slides)
- Financialisation and the economic stagnation of Europe
Prof. Dr. Eckhard Hein, Berlin School of Economics and Law (Presentation Slides)
- Stagnation policy in the Euro area and economic policy alternatives: A Steindlian / neo-Kaleckian perspective
DISCUSSION: Plenary Session 1 : MALCOLM SAWYER and Eckhard Hein
Research Plenary: Session 1: Marc Lavoie and Warren Mosler
Prof. Marc Lavoie, University of Paris 13 (CEPN) (Presentation Slides) (First part of the video below)
- Non-capacity generating semi-autonomous expenditures, effective demand, and business cycles
Prof. Warren Mosler; University of Bergamo (Presentation Slides) (From 28:20 in the video below)
- The 7 Deadly Innocent Frauds and the History of thought
Discussions from 48:20 in the video below.
PLENARY SESSION 2: Peter Skott
Prof. Peter Skott, University of Massachusetts Amherst and Aalborg University (Presentation Slides)
- Behavioural and structural perspectives on macroeconomics
Discussion: PLENARY SESSION 2: PETER SKOTT
PLENARY SESSION 3: Stephen Kinsella and Jesper Jespersen
Dr. Stephen Kinsella, Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick (Presentation Slides)
- SFC as a unique offering
Prof. Jesper Jespersen, Roskilde Universitet; and Aalborg University (Presentation Slides)
- European stagnation : Private sector 'structural' balance and fiscal policy
Discussion: PLENARY SESSION 3: STEPHEN KINSELLA AND JESPER JESPERSEN
RESEARCH PLENARY: SESSION 2: Huub Meijers and Joan Muysken, and Antoine Godin
Ass. Prof. Huub Meijers and Prof. Joan Muysken, Maastricht University (Presentation Slides)
- The impact of quantitative easing in the Netherlands: A stock-flow consistent approach using Dutch data
Ass. Prof. Antoine Godin, Kingston University (Presentation Slides)
- Introducing risk into a Tobin asset-allocation model
Discussion: RESEARCH PLENARY: SESSION 2: HUUB MEIJERS AND JOAN MUYSKEN, AND ANTOINE GODIN
PLENARY SESSION 4: Sheila Dow
Prof. Sheila Dow, Stirling University (Presentation Slides)
Organisation
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