Upcoming Events
NAEC Seminar Programme
SEMINAR
Adam Tooze
SHUTDOWN: HOW COVID SHOOK THE WORLD’S ECONOMY
29 October (15:00-16:00)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
LAUNCH MEETING
Paschal Donohoe
LAUNCH OF "GENESYS"
4 November (15:00-17:00)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
SEMINAR
Barry Eichengreen
PUBLIC DEBT IN A POST PANDEMIC WORLD
24 November (16:00-17:00)
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
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Previous seminars by theme
Understanding the Economy
These discussions provide better understanding of the economy, how it works and how it could work better for people and planet.
Integrating Finance
One of the major lessons of global financial crisis was the need to better integrate the financial system into the real economy.
Multidimensional well-being
As part of a people-centred growth narrative, we need to look beyond GDP to multidimensional well-being (e.g. income, health, social connection) and its distribution.
New analytical tools and techniques
NAEC is about experimentation on new analytical tools and techniques to better understand complex systems (e.g. economy, finance, environment and society) and their interactions.
Interconnectedness of the Global Economy
The global economy is increasingly a complex web of commercial connections with implications for national and international public policy.
Systemic linkages
There are important systemic linkages, trade-offs and complementarities between economic and other goals. This requires a more articulate policy agenda on how economic, social and environmental objectives can be achieved simultaneously.
Previous Seminars by date
NAEC Conferences
CONFERENCE
New Analytical Tools and Techniques for Economic Policymaking
15-16 April 2019
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
CONFERENCE
10 years after the failure of Lehman Brothers: What have we learned?
13-14 September 2018
OECD Conference Centre, Paris, France
