This program’s central focus is the use of the Levy Institute’s stock-flow consistent macroeconomic models, created by Distinguished Scholar Wynne Godley, to generate strategic analyses of the US and world economies that help policymakers understand the implications of various policy options.
Associated Scholars
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Dimitri B. Papadimitriou
Gennaro Zezza
Giuliano Toshiro Yajima
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Michalis Nikiforos
Jesus Felipe
L. Randall Wray861 Related Publications
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Working Paper No.938
15 October 2019
The Impact of the Bank of Japan’s Monetary Policy on Japanese Government Bonds’ Low Nominal Yields
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Book Series
01 October 2019
Challenges to Indian Fiscal Federalism
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Working Paper No.934
22 August 2019
An Analysis of the Daily Changes in US Treasury Security Yields
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One Pager No.60
26 July 2019
Fighting Inequality Can Strengthen the US Economy
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Working Paper No.931
30 May 2019
How to Pay for the Green New Deal
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Working Paper No.929
16 May 2019
When to Ease Off the Brakes (and Hopefully Prevent Recessions)
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Policy Notes No.2
16 May 2019
Global Imbalances and the Trade War
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Press Release
30 April 2019
Longstanding Structural Problems, Including Increasing Income Inequality, Put U.S. Economy at Risk for Recession, New Levy Economics Institute Study Suggests
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Policy Notes No.1
16 April 2019
A Proposal to Create a European Safe Asset
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Strategic Analysis
15 April 2019
Can Redistribution Help Build a More Stable Economy?
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Public Policy Brief No.147
18 March 2019
Globalization, Nationalism, and Clearing Systems
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Press Release
14 March 2019
Leading Economists and Policymakers to Discuss Increasing Financial Instability and Risk of Recession at the Levy Economics Institute’s 28th Annual Hyman P. Minsky Conference, April 17 at Bard College
