Is Non-State Money Possible? mBank – CASE Seminar Proceedings No. 158
"Depending on how one interprets the question that forms the topic of my talk, one can argue that the answer is obvious, or one can argue just the opposite. In one sense of course, it s obvious that non-state money is possible. That s the sense in...
SHIFT Consortium kicks off the Testing and Validation of the SHIFT model
The SHIFT Consortium, whose aim is to pioneer an innovative financial model to support Higher Education students in Europe, has started the stress...
Towards the National Mechanism of Evaluation of Integration. Diagnosis of the situation of benefi...
Agnieszka Kulesa, CASE economist, participated in the meeting "Towards the National Mechanism of Evaluation of Integration. Diagnosis of the situat...
Arnoldshain Seminar XVI “New Developments in International Trade and Innovation in a Changing Wor...
OVERVIEW Since the global financial crisis of 2007/08, changes in trade and trade policy and growing innovation coupled with stillformidable obstac...
CASE Remains the Best Think Tank in Central and Eastern Europe
CASE Center for Social and Economic Research is still the number one think tank in Central and Eastern Europe, according to the University of Penns...
2018 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report Launch and a Panel Discussion "Why facts and think tank...
CASE Center for Social and Economic Research is pleased to invite you to a panel discussion Why Facts and Think Tanks Matter? January 31st, 2019 (T...
Is non-state money possible? A report from the mBank-CASE seminar
This was the question addressed by Professor George Selgin, an outstanding American monetary economist who works on the history of money and moneta...
