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Rebeca Gomez Betancourt participe au Young Scholars online seminar in History of Economic Thought organisé par l’Institute of New Economic Thinking Young Scholars Initiative (INET YSI)
31 mars 2017, à 17hPrésentation
Rebeca Gomez Betancourt, professeur de sciences économiques à l’université Lumière Lyon-2, discutera la communication de Christina Laskaridis (SOAS, Université de Londres) sur « A bicentenary review of Ricardo’s Proposals for an Economical and Secure Currency ».
Résumé :
This year commemorates the bicentenary of one of David Ricardo’s lesser known publications, an 1816 pamphlet : Proposals for an Economical and Secure Currency. This paper explores the meaning and significance of this work and presents a variety of interpretations that have emerged about Ricardo’s monetary theory. The commonly held view is that monetary concerns were only of marginal importance to Ricardo. The paper discusses the context, content and response to Proposals in order to evaluate this commonly held view. Furthermore, the scheme Ricardo lays out in Proposals is intimately connected with international exchanges. The implications of rival interpretations of Ricardo’s monetary theory on how the balance of payments and gold movements are understood are explored.
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Intervenante :
Christina Laskaridis is a PhD candidate in the Economics Department of SOAS, University of London, UK. Her research examines the role of debt from different theoretical perspectives and the underlying frameworks relevant to the debt sustainability literature. Christina is a former advisor to the Hellenic Parliament’s Debt Audit Commission and her interest in history of economic thought originates from her work on the European crisis. Research interests include the monetary debates of the Classical period and the evolution of the international monetary system. Christina is currently a teaching assistant at SOAS engaging undergraduates with modern macroeconomics through an appreciation of its historical development and evolving controversies.
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