In this educational podcast from the BWC, Nancy Jacklin, longtime BWC member and former US Executive Director of the IMF, sits down with experts for the benefit of non-experts interested in the Bretton Woods Institutions and other IFIs because of their educational pursuits, employment, or just their curiosity. In this way we hope to increase knowledge of, and support for the institutions - which i... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Non-ProfitBusiness |
In this final episode of the Brettonomics podcast, Nancy Jacklin and her guest, the finance minister of Indonesia, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, have an insightful discussion about how emerging economies view trade and how this affects the Bretton Wood inst... more
In this episode, Nancy discusses the history of the WTO and its precursor, the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), with her guest Alan Wolff. This episode also delves into how the WTO has evolved since its creation and the role that emergi... more
Nancy Jacklin and her guest for this episode, Douglas Irwin, discuss key concepts related to international trade, such as free trade agreements, subsidies, and the challenges associated with international trade.
Douglas Irwin is a professor of econo... more
In the concluding episode of Brettonomics Season Two, Nancy Jacklin tackles one of today's most intricate challenges in global finance—the shift towards digital finance and the subsequent policy implications. Accompanied by Sir Jon Cunliffe, the form... more
In the eight episodes of season 1, the line up of guests is amazing, whom the superb host with equally impressive level of knowledge and experience gives full justice to. This podcast will certainly become the highly recommended, “must listen” resource for those studying international economics (colleges), mastering open macroeconomics (graduate schools) and applying academic knowledge to solve real world problems in the area if international money and finance (practitioners).
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This educational podcast serves as a resource for understanding the critical roles played by international financial institutions, particularly the Bretton Woods Institutions, in shaping global economic policy. Featuring discussions with prominent experts, episodes explore a wide array of topics including international trade, economic development, and the complex interaction between major global entities such as the IMF and World Bank. The engaging dialogues aim to demystify intricate subjects, making them accessible to a diverse audience interested in enhancing their understanding of international economic frameworks.
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Recent guests on Brettonomics include:
1. Sri Mulyani Indrawati
2. Alan Wolff
3. Douglas Irwin
4. Sir Jon Cunliffe
5. Pier Carlo Padoan
6. Takatoshi Kato
7. Nancy Lee
8. Joaquim Levy
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