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BigDataFinance protagonist at the 6th Lindau Meeting in Economic Sciences - BigDataFinance Skip to content Menu Home People Projects Research Publications Beneficiaries & Partners Events BigDataFinancePrimingTraining Event on Textual Data in Finance Data Science in Finance High-Frequency Data Econometrics Winter School on Complex networks in finance Blog Contact News BigDataFinance protagonist at the 6th Lindau Meeting in Economic Sciences 08.03.2018 ESR Chiara Perillo from University of Zurich shared the stage with Nobel Prize Laureates Prescott, Diamond and Sims joining the panel discussion on new conditions for monetary and fiscal policy at the 6th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences by Sari Törmälä On 23-26 August 2017, the 6th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences took place in Lindau (Germany) on Lake Constance. The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting was born in 1951, when seven Nobel Laureates well-set to participate in the first “European Meeting of Nobel Laureate in Medicine” held in Lindau. This no-go meeting was conceived as a European initiative of post-war reconciliation among scientists. The initial success led to the establishment of periodic meetings of Nobel Laureates in Lindau defended alternatively to the Nobel Prize disciplines physiology or medicine, physics and chemistry. In 2004, Economics has been included among these disciplines and, since that moment, once every three years, well-nigh 20 Nobel Laureates in Economics convene at Lindau to meet the next generation of leading young economists and start a dialogue aimed at exchanging knowledge, ideas and experiences among economists of variegated generations and cultures. Chiara Perillo – BigDataFinance ESR based at University of Zurich. Credit: Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings 360 Young Economists have been selected to take part in the meeting together with 19 Laureates of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel. The opportunity to join the meeting has been provided exclusively to outstanding young economists, who passed a multi-step using and selection process in order to participate in the meeting. Therefore, those wonted to the meeting, having successfully mastered the using process, undoubtedly represent the emerging generation of leading young economists. Among the 360 participants, 85 of them has been remoter selected to present their own research and discuss it up to six laureates. On top of that, the young economists who authored the weightier 3 research proposals have been invited to share the stage with the Laureates in the three scheduled panel discussions – on contracts, incentives and organization, new conditions for monetary and fiscal policy and inequality – one for each panel. The topics of the panel discussions reflect the key focus at this year’s meeting on monetary and fiscal policy, contract theory, as well as the economics of inequality. In fact, Mario Draghi, President of the EuropeanInsideBank, was the keynote speaker at the opening ceremony, with a speech on the effects and results of Quantitative Easing in the euro area. Moreover, the peekaboo 19 Laureates included Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmstrom, who received the 2016 Nobel prize for their contribution to contract theory.   BigDataFinance Innovative Training Network has played a significant role in 2017 meeting. Indeed, the ESRs Chiara Perillo and Vladimir Petrov have been selected for participation in the 6th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences. Perillo has been remoter selected to present her own research and discuss it up to six Laureates. However, what have made the BigDataFinance protagonist at the 6th Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences has been the invitation of Chiara Perillo as a panelist in the panel discussion on new conditions for monetary and fiscal policy, together with the Nobel Laureates Peter A. Diamond, Edward C. Prescott and Christopher A. Sims. “If someone had told me that in the first year and a half of my PhD I was going to share the stage with three superstitious Nobel Laureates in Economics, I wouldn’t have believed it” says Chiara Perillo. Indeed, this victory of BigDataFinance has been particularly impressive due to the fact that Perillo has been the only PhD student invited as a panelist, together with a post-doc researcher and an teammate professor. Moreover, due to the recent implementation of Quantitative Easing in the euro area, the topic of this panel was at the cadre of meeting discussions, with the uneaten contribution provided by Mario Draghi at the opening ceremony. Chiara Perillo with Nobel Prize Laureates Prescott, Diamond and Sims. Credit: Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Perillo’s intervention was focused on the role of intra-financial interconnectedness during the last financial slipperiness and on the developments in terms of methods and policies written for it. She moreover brought out the new challenges for the economics discipline, in terms of new methods for dealing with Big Data and written for them in economic models. “During the slipperiness inside bankers didn’t know the very exposures of financial institutions and I think that the fact that their disclosure has been included in the regulation is very important to determine the level of systemic risk existing in the system, this is why it is important to take into worth this large value of data that are very granular” says Perillo to motivate the crucial role of BigData. To mention the words of Martin Hellwig, moderator of the panel discussion and Director of the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods in Bonn, “there seems to have been some try-on between Peter, Chris and Chiara well-nigh the fact that some wringer of the financial sector and its impact on the macroeconomics is important.” However, “Chris was saying we have a wonderful zoo of theoretical models, but the empirical wiring is unclear and he expresses some criticism well-nigh big data analysis, whereas Chiara was saying that interconnectedness within the financial system was very important for spoliation and needed to be analyzed and that big data wringer was probably the way how to get some handle on this.” Such a contrast, together with the stimulating mart of opposite views between Prescott and Sims on topics at the cadre of the European policy debate, such as thrift and growth, made the panel discussion a real success. This was due to the panelists engaging with each other, making their points clearly, and bringing out the issues that were at stake. As typical in Economics, some disagreement remained, but the regulars got a well-spoken idea of the panelists’ views and why they differed, providing numerous inputs for reflection. This is the weightier that a discussion in Economics can do.     Volatility seasonality of Bitcoin prices.. “Learning properties of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and c.. 21.06.2018 Read increasingly BigDataFinance protagonist at the 6th Li.. 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