
A podcast where AI hosts explain central bank and economics research papers. Each episode breaks down academic work in a clear conversational format, covering monetary policy, inflation, forecasting, macroeconomics, and financial stability.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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This episode breaks down a new Bank of England research paper on how monetary policy impacts the housing sector. It explores why rising interest rates cause house prices to fall while rents remain stable for extended periods, and reveals the crucial ... more
This episode breaks down a recent paper from the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS that reveals how job switching—known as employer-to-employer (EE) transitions—significantly influences inflation and impacts optimal monetary policy decisions. We expl... more
This episode explores a fascinating research paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, diving into the critical difference between programmable payments and programmable money. As central banks worldwide explore digital currencies, understandi... more
This episode unpacks a Bank of England staff working paper by Jamie Lenney and Biagio Rosso, exploring how economic models can better reflect real-world human behavior. We dive into a new flexible approach that moves beyond traditional rational expec... more
This episode dives into a Bank of England research paper by Eric Tong and Rennae Cherry, titled "Central bank communications that reach the public." We explore how central bank messages, as encountered through news media, actually shape households' i... more
This episode breaks down a new Bank of England research paper that explores how rapid innovation in digital payments and new private digital monies challenge the idea that all money should trade at par—a concept known as "monetary singleness." Discov... more
This episode dives into a Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Report that uses big data from foot traffic to uncover hidden demand shocks affecting businesses in New York City. We explore how retail, service, and health establishments experience h... more
This episode dives into a new Bank of England research paper exploring whether Large Language Models like GPT-3.5 Turbo can form inflation perceptions and expectations similar to human households. Using a clever quasi-experimental design, the study c... more
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This show dissects economics and central banking research through accessible, conversational explanations led by AI-influenced hosts. Episodes cover topics like monetary policy, inflation dynamics, forecasting methods, financial stability, and methodological debates in macroeconomics—often centering on how new data, models, and policy communications shape real-world outcomes. A notable pattern is the focus on policy-relevant papers from major institutes, explained step-by-step, sometimes including robustness checks and practical implications for forecasters, policymakers, and researchers. The format tends to be tight, analytical, and data-forward, with a knack for translating technical work into actionable takeaways for practitioners and st... more
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