VoxEU Videos

Coalitions of the willing

• Beatrice Weder di Mauro

Does the far-right benefit from terrorism?

• Guido Friebel
• Navid Sabet

Are we moving away from the dollar?

• Barry Eichengreen

How to make sure technology improves our lives

• Daron Acemoglu

How to rebuild Ukraine

• Yuriy Gorodnichenko

Technology and distribution of financial markets

• Thierry Foucault

The anatomy of a financial crisis

• Stephen Cecchetti

What is the source of a financial crisis? Why are financial systems fragile and why do they occasionally collapse? Stephen Cecchetti talks about his study on this topic. What he calls the anatomy of a financial crisis, can unfold in five steps in which people’s willingness to take on risks and their trust in financial institutions play a key role.

Why do some regions fail to recover from economic shocks?

• Anthony Venables

Do people really want sustainable financial products?

• Rob Bauer

Rob Bauer talks about his recent study where he finds that about 70% of the subjects interviewed during his field experiment are willing to have a more sustainable portfolio at the expense of a certain amount of financial return. But is this the only learning from this research?

Why integrated trade networks matter

• Richard Baldwin

Richard Baldwin suggests creating an interface that allows the two forms of capitalism – China’s state-led and the West’s market-led capitalism – to live together in a mutually beneficial way.

The danger of market dependency

• Lars Hendrik Röller

Lars-Hendrik Röller explains the danger of supply chains that become too dependent on a single country with different political beliefs from the others.

Is development linked to colonialism?

• Leticia Arroyo Abad

Leticia Arroyo-Abad presents her study on different paths to development in North and South America, in which she looks at different legal frameworks of institutions, how they evolved over time in different regions and their effect.

The legacy of war for Ukraine. Rebuilding infrastructure and society

• Roman Sheremeta
• Ana Tur-Prats
• Felipe Valencia Caicedo interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Nudges and threats. Soft and hard incentives for tax compliance

• Henrik Andersson
• Katarina Nordblom interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Nudges and threats. Soft and hard incentives for tax compliance

• Henrik Andersson
• Katarina Nordblom interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Refugee migration and the labour market. Lessons from Denmark

• Christian Dustmann interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

For 40 years Denmark has accepted many refugees from many countries. What can we learn from the policy successes and failures?

Medication against conflict. Did anti-retroviral drugs reduce violence?

• Andrea Berlanda
• Dominic Rohner
• Uwe Sunde interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

The economic impact of the war in Ukraine. How do we estimate the change in GDP?

• Mihnea Constantinescu

How can we reduce the UK's Debt-GDP ratio?

• Michael R. Wickens interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Can lottery winnings raise the GDP? Evidence from Spanish Christmas Lottery

• Evi Pappa interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Substance abuse during the pandemic. The impact on labour-force participation

• Nezih Guner interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

In-utero effects of Ramadan fasting. Estimating the long-term outcomes

• Mazhar Waseem interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

The education-innovation gap. Where is it widest?

• Barbara Biasi interviewed by
• Tim Phillips

Lost in the net? Broadband internet and mental health

• Dijana Zejcirovic interviewed by
• Tim Phillips