Pandemic, Partisanship, and the Economy Await a Biden Presidency
Professors Glenn Hubbard, Ray Horton, and Tano Santos discuss the state of political economy at the end of the Trump presidency.
Webinars: Economics & Policy
Long-Term Effects of COVID-19 on the Economy
For the School’s Leading Through Change webinar series, CBS faculty, alumni, and special guests have shared insights over the past six months on the future of the economy during the pandemic.
How the Pandemic Has Altered the Real Estate Market
Government policy will play a crucial role in the future of the residential and commercial market.
Government Debt and Deficit: Myth or Reality
Professor Shivaram Rajgopal moderates a debate between economist Jared Bernstein and financial expert Paul Kazarian ’81 on deficits during the pandemic.
Long-Term Vision in Venture Capital and the Upsides to Being an Entrepreneur in a Downturn
Professor of Professional Practice Angela Lee explains how there are opportunities for investors during the pandemic even though she believes the worst of the downturn is yet to come.
The Fed and COVID-19: What Is It Doing? Is It Working? What Are the Risks?
Professor Frederic Mishkin and Patricia C. Mosser, Director of the MPA Program in Economic Policy Management at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, analyze the Federal Reserve’s efforts to bolster the economy during the coronavirus pandemic in a discussion moderated by Kate Davidson of the Wall Street Journal.
Accelerated Trends or Fundamental Changes?: U.S.-China Economic Interdependence After COVID-19
Professor Wei Jiang moderates a discussion between former Obama administration advisor Avril Haines and Christopher Thomas, the former general manager of Intel China, on how the pandemic could alter the relationship between the US and China and what it means for global business. Close-captioned.
US-China Economic Relations and COVID-19: What's Next?
Shang-Jin Wei, the N.T. Wang Professor of Chinese Business and Economy, discusses how COVID-19 will change the future of US-China relations in conversation with Neil Irwin’ 08 of the New York Times. Close-captioned.
An Uncertain Future: Predicting the Economy After COVID-19
Abby Joseph Cohen and Alexis Crow share insights on the economic impact of COVID-19 in a discussion moderated by Pierre Yared. Close-captioned.
COVID-19: Economic Implications for Japan and the United States
Exploring the economic implications of COVID-19 on Japan and the US. Close-captioned.
Rise to the challenge.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world of business, while bringing historical inequities and injustice into sharp relief.
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