Banking crises have political roots according to the authors of 128th issue of BRE – CASE Seminar Proceedings, Charles W. Calomiris and Stephen H. Haber
„We recognize that politics is everywhere, but somehow we believe that banking crises are apolitical (…). We believe this because it is the version of events told time and again by central bankers and treasury officials, which is then repeated by...
When will the global economy return to rapid growth?
More than six years have passed since the subprime mortgage crisis began in the US in the summer of 2007. In the following year, it spread to the e...
CASE – led team assesses VAT evasion in the European Union
VAT Gap for the 26 EU countries amounts to 1.5 percent of their GDP – says CASE recent report "Study to quantify and analyse the VAT Gap in the EU...
Conference "Belarus on the road to WTO: Problems and Prospects"
The conference "Belarus on the road to WTO: Problems and Prospects", which summarized the project of the same title being co-implemented by CASE a...
CASE Fellows at the economic congress – “Kastryčnіckі Ekanamіčny Forum”
Marek Dabrowski and Uladzimir Valetka, Case Fellows, were the guest speakers at the economic congress “Kastryčnіckі Ekanamіčny Forum” (KEF) that w...
CASE at 5th Asia Economic Community Forum- "Creating Asia Together"
Marek Dabrowski, Case Fellow, was a guest speaker at the 5th Asia Economic Community Forum- "Creating Asia Together", which took place in Incheon,...
129th BRE-CASE Seminar: Long-term effects of low-interest rate policy and the loosening of the mo...
Maintaining an exceptionally long period of low interest rates and cheap money has many consequences. The longer the period of monetary policy loo...
