Down so please thank me join me in thanking rob for coming today and book. And now i am so pleased to introduce tonights speakers gerald epstein. Ian is the professor of economics and codirector of the Political Economy Research institute at the university of massachusetts, amherst. He has published widely on a variety of progressive Economic Policy issues, especially in the areas of central banking and international finance. His previous books include the political economy of central banking contested and the power of finance and whats wrong with modern money theory . A policy critique. He is also a longtime member of the center for popular economics. Hell be joining in conversation tonight by juliet schor ford, professor in economics and associate energy at boston college. Gerald epstein is presenting his new book busting the bankers club finance for the rest of us. Bankers brought the Global Economic to its knees in 2011 and nearly did the same in 2020, both times the u. S. Governme
Three steps do not live in poverty. And a bipartisan theres theres bipartisan agreement this for voters i think for the elites, a mismatch. I think republican elites would support Something Like that in democratic elites are more skeptical of it. But for ordinary people i think like this is something that republican could actually sort of dwell on and focus on that actually agrees on this. So you can find to to promote that. Well, we really encourage you all to read robs book. It is it is great and you will definitely not want to put it down so please thank me join me in thanking rob for coming today and book. And now i am so pleased to introduce tonights speakers gerald epstein. Ian is the professor of economics and codirector of the Political Economy Research institute at the university of massachusetts, amherst. He has published widely on a variety of progressive Economic Policy issues, especially in the areas of central banking and international finance. His previous books include
Three steps do not live in poverty. And a bipartisan theres theres bipartisan agreement this for voters i think for the elites, a mismatch. I think republican elites would support Something Like that in democratic elites are more skeptical of it. But for ordinary people i think like this is something that republican could actually sort of dwell on and focus on that actually agrees on this. So you can find to to promote that. Well, we really encourage you all to read robs book. It is it is great and you will definitely not want to put it down so please thank me join me in thanking rob for coming today and book. And now i am so pleased to introduce tonights speakers gerald epstein. Ian is the professor of economics and codirector of the Political Economy Research institute at the university of massachusetts, amherst. He has published widely on a variety of progressive Economic Policy issues, especially in the areas of central banking and international finance. His previous books include
This discussion was held during the National Community and Reinvestment Coalition conference. First up is martin the chairman of the federal deposit insurance corporation. We know it as fdic. The fdic is vital to making the whole American Economy run. This is the agency tasked with maintaining stability and confidence in our countrys Financial System by ensuring our deposits and by examining and supervising the Financial Institutions for safety and soundness and consumer protection. And for us in this room that means chairman gruenberg is vital to making sure the American Economy runs while for everybody. [applause] we are talking about the havenots as well as the haves. So im excited to hear what he has to tell us. Please join me in welcoming to the stage the fdic chairman martin. Good morning, everybody. And thank you, bethany, for that kind introduction. Thank you for getting up early to participate in the session and let me begin by thanking the National Community Reinvestment Coal
This discussion was held during the National Community and Reinvestment Coalition conference. First up is martin the chairman of the federal deposit insurance corporation. We know it as fdic. The fdic is vital to making the whole American Economy run. This is the agency tasked with maintaining stability and confidence in our countrys Financial System by ensuring our deposits and by examining and supervising the Financial Institutions for safety and soundness and consumer protection. And for us in this room that means chairman gruenberg is vital to making sure the American Economy runs while for everybody. [applause] we are talking about the havenots as well as the haves. So im excited to hear what he has to tell us. Please join me in welcoming to the stage the fdic chairman martin. Good morning, everybody. And thank you, bethany, for that kind introduction. Thank you for getting up early to participate in the session and let me begin by thanking the National Community Reinvestment Coal