📚 Join us for a free lecture series on markets and their critics with Prof. Jesús Fernández-Villaverde from Penn! 🌟 Explore topics like: 🔹 Markets as Cooperative Arrangements 🔹 Historical Evolution of Markets 🔹 Market vs. Non-market Societies 🗓️ Starts March 5, 11 am EST.

🌟 Exciting news! Our free online course exploring markets and their critics kicks off this week. Delve into the intricate nature of markets, examining their definitions, historical roots, and the diverse debates they evoke. Featuring lectures by Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (Penn)

A study on the distributional effects of asset returns using a heterogenous-agent model estimated to match the joint distribution of wealth and returns, from Jesús Fernández-Villaverde and Oren Levintal nber.org/papers/w32182

🌟 Don't miss out! Join us this week for our free online course exploring markets and their critiques. We'll tackle the Morality of Markets on Tuesday and Thursday. Tuesday's discussion includes "Private Vices but Public Benefits?", "The Deux Commerce Thesis", and "Market Price

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.Beatrice Cherrier presenting at Penn’s PISM seminar on the history of the Ramsey formula as used to discuss discounting in economics.

The final guest lecture of the Market and their Critics online course by Penn's Exchange at Penn Economics Department was delivered by Deidre McCloskey on Equality of Permission. She also spoke to econ history students on Liberalism Caused the Great Enrichment co-hosted by marc flandreau

Free trade's roots go deep, emerging in opposition to 19th-century imperialism and mercantilism. Its legacy intertwines with social radicals, feminists, and pacifists. Thrilled to host Marc Palen, author of Pax Economica, exploring these narratives. kite.link/F1zsXCp

A lovely group photo from the 16th HISRECO conference in Philly with Matthew T Panhans, Irwin Collier, J. Singleton, Y. Maayan, Serge Benest, A. Guiot-Isaac, G. Yon, Yann GIRAUD, R. Plassard, P. Dacanal, Maylis Avaro, V. Carret, J. Fernández-Villaverde Erwin Dekker, Penn's Exchange

Call for Papers for a conference on Quantum Computing Applications in Economics and Finance. April 11, 2025, at Penn Initiative for the Study of Markets, UPenn. Selected papers will be considered for a special issue of the JEDC. More info: fy70.short.gy/ElbJBZ Please RT

PISM's fellow Angel Alvarado discusses the alarming situation in Venezuela with Penn Today penntoday.upenn.edu/news/qa-venezu…