Inequality and macroeconomics

Inequality and macroeconomics

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The relationship between macroeconomics and inequality is a two-way street but macroeconomic theory has been late in taking this aspect into account, said Benjamin Moll of Princeton University, at a seminar organised jointly by the EIB Institute, the University of...
Inequality and climate change

Inequality and climate change

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Since 1990, growth in developing countries has been responsible for most greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, said Stephan Klasen, from the University of Göttingen, at a seminar organised jointly by the EIB Institute, the University of Luxembourg and other partners as part...
Bank financing for SMEs

Bank financing for SMEs

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“SMEs are the private sector of developing countries” and financing their development is crucial, said Prof Thorsten Beck, from Cass Business School, at a seminar organised by the EIB Group (EIB, EIF and EIB Institute) as part of EIB SME Week. The challenge is that...
Inequality and child development

Inequality and child development

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“Inequality begins at home. It develops from the myriad differences in the ways advantaged and disadvantaged parents interact with their children”, said Ariel Kalil, from University of Chicago, at a seminar organised jointly by the EIB Institute, University of...