Credit and crises, and the economic shocks of 2016 thus far
Credit and crises, and the economic shocks of 2016 thus far
FT Alphachat · Financial Times
June 24, 201639m 12s
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Show Notes
During normal economic cycles, increasing credit hides an economy's deeper problems, but when a financial crisis hits, all of that credit flips from shock absorber to shock multiplier. Professor of economics Alan Taylor explains his research. Then, FT journalists discuss some of the biggest shocks of 2016, including the change in perception at the Fed over what type of monetary policy would benefit the US economy. Visit FT.com/alphachat for show notes and links.
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