Funny Money: Central Banking in Our Time

Money matters. Its purchasing power shapes the price system, the invisible hand guiding our decisions, professional and personal. Thus, for better or worse, central banking—aka, monetary policy—shapes our economic well-being more generally. 

As part of the Dykhouse Program Webinar Series in Macroeconomic Policy, Professor Joseph M. Santos of the Ness School of Management and Economics at South Dakota State University in Brookings will present the free webinar"Funny Money: Central Banking in Our Time" on Friday, Sept. 25, at 10:30 a.m. CDT. This webinar affords an accessible yet sufficiently rigorous introduction to the tactics, strategies and outcomes of contemporary monetary policy and how it shapes our lives, including how the Federal Reserve has responded to the macroeconomic consequences of the coronavirus and why. 

The target audience includes financial professionals in private industry and related public sectors (bankers and their regulators, for example), advanced-undergraduate and graduate students interested in macroeconomic policy, and anyone else who is curious about central banking in our time. Register for the webinar

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