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- Economics and Business
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42 min
1. Greentech bubbles and investment in a green revolution- Dr. William Janeway
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25 min
2. Why economic growth is not the goal- Ms. Kate Raworth
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29 min
3. Predictions and pandemics: why economies relapse before they recover- Dr. Stephen Roach
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24 min
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32 min
5. In search of a new paradigm for innovation, free markets, and regulation- Prof. Daron Acemoglu
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31 min
6. Stablecoins: illusions, claims, and facts- Prof. Barry Eichengreen
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21 min
7. Economic shocks: reflections on behavior, recovery, and the future- Prof. Emeritus Koichi Hamada
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38 min
8. Behavioral economics and business: revolution or reinforcing norms?- Dr. Antara Haldar
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9. State Capitalism: regulating free markets in a liberal democracy- Dr. Anna Grosman
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32 min
10. How and why business should embrace effective altruism- Prof. Peter Singer
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33 min
11. The influence of climate change debate on banking policies- Sir Howard Davies
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32 min
12. Measuring impact: how and why companies can meet demand for responsibility- Dr. Lisa Hehenberger
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29 min
13. Minimum wage legislation: effects on levels of employment- Prof. David Neumark
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27 min
14. Avoiding a deep recession: how governments can plan for financial stability- Dr. Willem H. Buiter
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31 min
15. Cryptocurrencies: potential, risk, and regulation- Prof. Anne Sibert
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29 min
16. Inflation: lessons in forecasting and humility- Prof. Jason Furman
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22 min
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25 min
18. Deep purpose: why pursue it, and how to implement it- Prof. Ranjay Gulati
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36 min
19. The green transition: a fundamental reconsideration of land rights and usage- Dr. Giulio Boccaletti
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29 min
20. Net Positive Manifesto: a business case for changing the world- Mr. Andrew Winston
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44 min
21. Duopolies in politics and business- Ms. Katherine Gehl
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38 min
22. The economics of healthcare- Prof. David Cutler
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22 min
23. Predictive analytics- Dr. Eric Siegel
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31 min
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27 min
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24 min
- Government and Society
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26 min
27. The future of human progress, economic growth, and rising uncertainty- Prof. Emeritus Angus Deaton
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28 min
28. The steady-state economy- Prof. Emeritus Herman Daly
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25 min
29. The US-Asia triangle: government, business, and values- Prof. Joseph S. Nye Jr.
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47 min
30. Regulation, competition, and government Intervention- Prof. Barry Schwartz
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17 min
31. Cities: living and working in global business centers- Prof. Edward Glaeser
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37 min
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23 min
33. Transparency and sustainability: increasing the impact of The World Bank- Mr. Bertrand Badré
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29 min
34. Moving beyond GDP: modernizing economic indicators- Prof. Jayati Ghosh
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31 min
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40 min
36. Globalization in the face of diminishing democracy- Prof. Grzegorz W. Kolodko
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19 min
37. The UK and EU: Trade, employment, and business after Brexit- Prof. Anand Menon
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24 min
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29 min
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40 min
40. Nuclear energy: a case for fear-defying sustainability- Prof. Emeritus Joshua S. Goldstein
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25 min
41. Balancing economic prudence and sustainability- Prof. Emerita Deirdre McCloskey
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20 min
42. Enacting social change on a major scale: the role of business- Prof. Rebecca Henderson
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34 min
43. The role of economics in setting government policy- Mr. Sebastian Mallaby
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25 min
44. The European energy crisis- Dr. Anders Åslund
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30 min
45. US and China: are there any winners in a trade war?- Mr. Martin Wolf
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31 min
46. Bureaucracy and innovation: the entrepreneurial state- Prof. Rainer Kattel
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37 min
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35 min
48. Policy-making: global crises and the role of business- Dr. Bill Emmott
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32 min
49. Inflation in the shadow of debt: growth, regulations, and reforms- Dr. John Cochrane
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27 min
50. Why so negative? Impacts and implications of US media coverage- Prof. Bruce Sacerdote
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24 min
51. Sanctions: war and economic consequences- Prof. Jeffrey Frankel
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35 min
52. The democratic recession and its impact on business- Prof. Larry Diamond
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44 min
53. The purpose of public service broadcasting in a democracy- Prof. Emeritus Patrick Barwise
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23 min
54. Transformation and innovation: cities of the future- Prof. Carlo Ratti
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28 min
55. MAPS: the business of medical affairs- Dr. Danie du Plessis
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30 min
56. Translational medicine: the risk of failure in delay and how to reduce it- Prof. Martin Wehling
- Organisations and Leadership
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30 min
57. Why some leaders thrive and others derail- Prof. Manfred F. R. Kets de Vries
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28 min
58. Unity as a lever of Influence: how to create and maintain trust in business- Dr. Robert Cialdini
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38 min
59. Managing networks in the digital age- Prof. Linda A. Hill
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31 min
60. Trust: how and why companies should be good places to come from- Prof. Sandra J. Sucher
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61. Encouraging corporate learning- Mr. Brad Samargya
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22 min
62. The strategy spine: how and why you should create one- Prof. Rita McGrath
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39 min
63. Machine learning, AI platforms, and biases- Mr. Barry Libert
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36 min
64. X-teams: why they succeed and how to nurture them- Prof. Deborah Ancona
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33 min
65. How leaders can get out of the way of organizational change- Mr. Ron Carucci
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31 min
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26 min
67. Project management: how to make projects more successful and the role of AI- Mr. Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez
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38 min
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22 min
69. How Mumsnet is run- Ms. Justine Roberts CBE
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31 min
70. Fundamentals of being the trusted advisor- Mr. Anthony Vardy
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27 min
71. Collaborative innovation and the role of the innovation manager- Prof. Jill Perry-Smith
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44 min
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34 min
73. Values that build prosperous businesses- Dr. Mandeep Rai
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37 min
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29 min
75. 20-first: building gender balanced businesses- Ms. Avivah Wittenberg-Cox
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22 min
76. Moral and ethical practice in organizations- Mr. Charles Wookey
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31 min
77. SMART work: implementing better work design- Prof. Sharon Parker
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26 min
- Covid-19: Impact and Responses
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26 min
79. Planning and response to COVID-19: lessons from China and South-East Asia- Prof. Annelies Wilder-Smith
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9 min
80. The impact of COVID-19 on higher education- Dr. Wendy M. Purcell
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5 min
81. The impact of Covid-19 on psychological safety in the workplace- Prof. Amy C. Edmondson
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20 min
82. The impact of Covid-19 on cybersecurity and data privacy- Mr. Claudiu Popa
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13 min
83. The impact of Covid-19 on organizations- Prof. Paul J. H. Schoemaker
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6 min
84. The impact of Covid-19 on tourism- Mr. Robin Barker
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19 min
85. Insolvencies in the era of COVID-19- Dr. Keith Pond
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25 min
86. Government response and economic impact during COVID-19- Prof. James K. Galbraith
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24 min
87. International aid for developing countries in the age of Covid-19- Prof. Anne Krueger
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9 min
88. The impact of COVID-19 on international trade- Dr. Mona Chung
Topics Covered
- Recession
- Supply and demand
- Trade
- COVID-19
- Recovery
- Behavioral economics
- Fiscal policy
- Geopolitical conflict
- Game theory
Biography
Koichi Hamada is Tuntex Emeritus Professor of Economics at Yale University, where he specializes in the Japanese economy and international economics, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo, where he taught before coming to Yale in 1986. He was also a special adviser to former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe. Professor Hamada has an L.L.B. (he passed Japan’s national Bar Examination in 1957), and an M.A. in Economics from the University of Tokyo as well as an M.A. and Ph. D. in Economics from Yale University. His work on policy coordination, one of which first applied game theory to international finance, was published as The Political Economy of International Monetary Interdependence (MIT Press, 1985), and some of his economic articles are collected in Strategic Approaches to the International Economy: Selected Essays of Koichi Hamada (Edward & Elgar, 1996). He is a fellow of the Econometric Society and served as its council member from 1980 to 1985. Hamada was the President of the Japanese Association of Economics and Econometrics (now the Japan Economic Association) from 1994 to 1995 and was the founding President of the Japan Law and Economics Association in 2003 (now its honorary fellow). He was awarded the imperial decoration, the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold and Silver Star, which is given to those who have accumulated distinguished achievements for Japan, 2006.
In Japan, he participated in many policy committees at the Ministry of Finance, MITI, the Economic Planning Agency and other ministries. Hamada also serves as one of the associate editors for many journals including Econometrica, Journal of International Economics, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of Development Economics and Journal of the Japanese and International Economies.
Hamada’s game-theoretic study of international monetary relations is regarded as one of the first studies that drew attention to the strategic aspects of macroeconomic policy in interdependent nations. He was one among the few who applied the methodology of “Law and Economics” to Japan’s legal system in the 1970s. His current research topics include: international capital movements, regional integration, political economy of international monetary reform, economics and politics of Japan's last decade, a comparison of economic functions of the Japanese and the U.S. legal systems.
In 1997, Professor Hamada served as a member of the external evaluation team of the Enhanced Structural Adjustment Facility (ESAF) Program of the International Monetary Fund by request of its Board of Directors. He was a member of the Consulting Group that advised Mike Moore, Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO), on the future perspectives for the world trade system, and he was until recently a member of the Consulting Group that advises Supachai Panitchpakdi, Director General of the WTO.
From January 2001 to July 2002, Professor Hamada was on leave from Yale University to serve as the first President of the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI, keizai Shakai sogo kenkyujocho), Cabinet Office of the Japanese Government. The ESRI engages in policy-oriented research and compiling the GDP statistics. Hamada was in a position to advise the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy (CEFP KeizaiZaisei Shimonkaigi), a body created to promote the administrative reform (Kozo Kaikaku) chaired by the Prime Minister.
Koichi Hamada was a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship, the Ford Dissertation Fellowship and the Center for Institutional Reform and the Informal Sector (IRIS) Fellowship. He was a recipient of Nikkei Tosho Bunka Prize (1967) for “Economic Growth and Capital Movements,” the Ekonomisuto prize (1980) for “Banking Behavior and Monetary Policy.” He was also awarded the Otto Eckstein Prize (1988) by the Eastern Economic Association for “The Impact of the General Theory in Japan,” recognized as the best article in the Eastern Economic Review for the year.
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Hamada, K. (2024, July 4). Economic shocks: reflections on behavior, recovery, and the future [Audio file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved July 16, 2024, from https://hstalks.com/bm/5664/.Export Citation (RIS)
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Economic shocks: reflections on behavior, recovery, and the future
Published on July 4, 2024
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