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DESCRIPTION:This talk by Brett House is part of our Fall 2019 Policy Lectur
 e series. These academic talks are intended for ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ graduate students a
 nd faculty.\n\nPolicymakers\, the public\, and investors often think they 
 communicate clearly with and to each other\, but\, instead\, they often ta
 lk past each other. This discussion will review some notable cases where g
 aps have developed between officials\, everyday citizens\, and markets\, a
 nd contrast them against instances where these economic stakeholders have 
 heard each other clearly\, with a view to helping future policymakers brid
 ge this potential gap more effectively.\n\nRegister Here\n\nAbout Brett Ho
 use\n\nBrett House is a macroeconomist who writes on sovereign debt\, inte
 rnational finance\, development aid\, trade\, and growth. He is currently 
 a Senior Fellow at the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation in Montréal\, a Visiting Sc
 holar at Massey College\, University of Toronto\, and an Advisor to Tau In
 vestment Management\, a New York-based impact fund.\n\nPrior to returning 
 to Canada\, Brett was Global Strategist at Woodbine Capital Advisors\, a g
 lobal macro hedge fund\; Principal Advisor on economic and financial issue
 s in the Executive Office of the United Nations’ Secretary-General\, Ban K
 i-moon\; and Senior Macroeconomist at The Earth Institute at Columbia Univ
 ersity. He earlier spent seven formative years fighting financial crises a
 nd working on debt relief for low-income countries at the International Mo
 netary Fund (IMF) in Washington\, DC. Brett cut his teeth as an economist 
 in junior roles at the World Bank and Goldman Sachs. He studied economics 
 at Oxford\, Cape Town\, St Andrews and Queen’s as a Rhodes and Rotary Scho
 lar\, and taught at Oxford\, Cape Town and ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ.\n\nBrett’s research and
  analysis has been published in a range of academic journals and popular p
 ress\, and he is a frequent commentator in Canadian and international medi
 a on economic issues. He is a Young Global Leader in the World Economic Fo
 rum\, a Life Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts\, and an alumnus Term Mem
 ber of the Council on Foreign Relations. Brett is originally from Vineland
  Station\, Ontario.\n
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LOCATION:6th Floor\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0B8\, 680 Sherbrooke St W
SUMMARY:How Markets Think About Monetary & Fiscal Policy
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/how-markets-think-ab
 out-monetary-fiscal-policy-300605
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