JRCPPF associate director Atif Mian discusses economic development in Pakistan and India in this panel discussion hosted by the Wilson Center's Asia Program.
The JRCPPF Alumni Forum hosted a panel discussion about managing sovereign debt in the post-pandemic context as part of Princeton Reunions 2022. Over sixty Princeton alumni attended the event, Managing Sovereign Debt in a Changed World: Economics, Politics…
Markus Brunnermeier Gives Lecture at 2022 Green Swan Conference
Congratulations to the JRCPPF Student Associates on all their achievements!
Is there a role for sentiment in models of economic behavior? A new paper by Harold James and co-authors uses digitized articles from The Wall Street Journal from 1920 to1934 to investigate how broad-based shifts in sentiments could have influenced economic outcomes in the US before and after the Great Crash.
JRCPPF Director Atif Mian spoke to Howard Gleckman, Senior Fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center about U.S. fiscal policy, limits to government borrowing, and interactions between interest rates, debt, and economic growth.
Highlights from the JRCPPF's eleventh annual conference...
Last summer, four undergraduate students received JRCPPF financial support to sharpen their economics, finance, and policy research skills through internship experiences.
JRCPPF’s summer internship program supports Princeton undergraduates pursuing unpaid summer…
JRCPPF faculty affiliate and political scientist Layna Mosley has been selected to serve as co-editor-in-chief of International Organization (IO), a leading peer-reviewed journal covering the field of…