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Lending in the fintech era
How do online lending platforms chose between loan quality and quantity and racially discriminate?
New and noteworthy books in economics (July)
Four books on obsession with growth, populism, Hayek and the left.
Macro: ten years later…
Galí and Uhlig on some recent developments in New Keynesian Economics.
The antitrust moment!
As Europeans are stricter at applying antitrust laws, the US is debating whether rising concentration in niche sectors is actually a bad thing.
Nudges and pension savings
Population aging is putting pressure on pay-as-you go pension systems. Can informational nudges lead to higher retirement savings?
Cybersecurity and financial markets
The financial sector is the most likely target for cybersecurity breaches. What are the potential losses, how the stocks of affected firms behave and why investments in cybersecurity are limited?
Uncertainty in climate economic models
New research on how to understand the vast array of uncertainties in climate economic models and how to synthesize them in a way useful to policymakers.
The flattening yield curve
The current flattening of the US yield curve: the result of trade policy, FOMC policy or much ado about nothing?