The most cited paper in the FHR: The changing role of central banks by Goodhart. Still remains an important paper to better understand the role of central banks in our modern society. History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.

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Count on #Sweden for interesting financial innovation. Check out this new paper in the Financial History Review

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The next Asian School of Economic Theory, will take place in Abu-Dhabi on 6-10 January 2025.
The lecturers are:
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Antonio Penta,
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Thomas Sargent,
Arunava Sen and
Michael Woodford.
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We really enjoyed this paper and glad to be able to publish it in the Financial History Review Aldo Musacchio Gertjan Verdickt

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A classic!
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Stumbled upon this gem as I was researching early 20th century corporate financial statements today. Any guesses as to the source and date? 🤔 #EconTwitter #WomenHistoryMonth #gender

Congratulations! Looking forward to seeing the work as it evolves!

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I asked Bing image creator to make me an image of a bank run in early twentieth century newspaper cartoon style. Here's my favorite of the four it made for me. #EconTwitter #Finance #Banking #ai #bankruns

Cool paper!

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An article in Financial Times by Barry Eichengreen on CBDCs.

This interesting topic can also be explored from a historical viewpoint. We are open to receiving submissions to expand our understanding of central bank digital currencies.

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