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Conference Programmes and Abstracts

The links and downloads below provide sample conference programmes along with the Ending Over-Lending abstracts submitted.

University of Cambridge
The 'Credit Where Due' conference was held at the University of Cambridge (Cambridge, U.K.) in September 2012:

Conference description and website: http://www.econsoc.hist.cam.ac.uk/credit_conference.html
Conference programme: http://www.econsoc.hist.cam.ac.uk/docs/FINAL%20programme.pdf
Title of presentation: Ending Over-Lending – How the Debt/GDP Metric has Contributed to the Financial Crises of the 21st Century
DOWNLOAD THE ABSTRACT

Mendel University
The 'Political Economy of Eurozone Crisis: Is Fiscal Union Feasible?' conference was held at Mendel University (Brno, Czech Republic) in November, 2012:

Conference description and website: http://vyzc.pef.mendelu.cz/cz/konference/konferecnce_vyzc/conf2012
Conference programme: http://vyzc.pef.mendelu.cz/dok_server/slozka.pl?id=39939;download=104228
Title of presentation: Ending Over-Lending – Understanding and Accommodating EMU Structural Diversity by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio
DOWNLOAD THE ABSTRACT (Proceedings of Abstracts published under ISBN 978-80-87106-62-4)

Conference List

The emphasis for 2012 activities for the Ending Over-Lending initiative was attending 12 conferences in Europe focused primarily on the causes and characteristics of financial crises. Attendees at these conferences were academics, central bankers and other policy-makers, government officials, independent researchers and consultants, various experts, and members of the financial industry.

The 2012 activities brought two fundamental outcomes. First, broader insight into the larger area of financial instability was gained. Second, by presenting the Ending Over-Lending and Debt-to-Cash Flow approach at 8 of the 12 conferences, valuable feed-back, suggestions, and constructive criticism were received.

Conference	Role	Title of Paper Presented	Location, City	Dates	Select Conference Sponsors
48th Annual Conference of the Canadian Economics Association	Presented	Assessing Systemic Risk with Debt to Cash Flow (Bank of Finland Research Discussion Paper # 11, 2014)	Simon Fraser University Conference Centre, Vancouver, Canada	May 29-31, 2014	Worth Publishers Economics
University of Calgary Seminar	Presented	Assessing the Financial Instability of Sectors and Nations by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio	The University of Calgary School of Public Policy, Calgary, Canada	June 11, 2013	University of Calgary School of Public Policy
The impact of global crises on EU and CEEC’s governance and financial markets	Keynote speaker & panel member	Understanding and Accommodating EMU Structural Diversity by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio	Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary	May 9-10, 2013	European Commission Lifelong Learning
XXI International Conference on Money, Banking and Finance	Presented	Examining Financial Instability Using the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio	Arcelli Center for Monetary and Financial Studies, Rome, Italy	December 10-11 2012	Economic Notes: Review of Banking, Finance, and Monetary Economics Journal of Financial Stability
6th Dijon Conference: Sovereign Debts, Economic Policies, and Bank Reforms	Presented	Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio to Assess Financial Instability and the Extension of Financial Crises into Sovereign Crises	University of Bourgogne, Dijon, France	December 6-8 2012	International Economic Policy Institute Review of Keynesian Economics Centre for Monetary and Financial Studies
H.P. Minsky Conference on Financial Stability: Debt, Deficits, and Unstable Markets	Attended		Deutsche Bank AG, Berlin, Germany	November 26-27 2012	Ford Foundation Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
6th Mendel University International Conference: Political Economy of Eurozone Crisis: Is Fiscal Union Feasible?	Presented	Understanding and Accommodating EMU Structural Diversity by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio	Mendel University, Brno, Czech Republic	November 22-23 2012	European Commission Welfare, Wealth, Work for Europe Seventh Framework Programme
Financial Stability, Bank Risk, and Regulation in Light of the Crisis	Attended		Central Bank of Luxembourg, Luxembourg	November 15-16 2012	Central Bank of Luxembourg Central Bank of Finland Journal of Financial Stability
Turkish Economic Association 3rd International Conference: Debt Dynamics, Fiscal Instability and The Great Recession	Presented Session Chair: Debt Dynamics and Crisis (Session # 35)	Using the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio to Assess the Credit Worthiness of Turkey	Izmir, Turkey	November 1-3 2012	Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey Republic of Turkey Under-secretariat of Treasury Turkish Economic Association Foundation
The Macrotheme Conference – Policy Maker Session	Presented	Identifying Investable Macro-Economic Trends by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio to Nations	Paris, France	October 16-17 2012	The Macrotheme Review Macrotheme Capital Management, LLC
Sovereign Risk, Fiscal Solvency and Monetary Policy: Where Do We Stand?	Attended		San Servolo Island, Venice, Italy	October 4-5 2012	Department of Economics & Finance, Italy OECD-Italian Treasury Network University of Padova
MAFIN: 3rd International Workshop on Managing Financial Instability in Capitalist Economies	Presented	Achieving Financial Stability by Applying Debt to Cash Flow Ratios to Nations – A Macro-Prudential Proposal	University of Genova, Genoa, Italy	September 19-21 2012	COST Action ISO902 on Systematic Risks, Financial Crises and Credit FuturICT
International Conference: Intra-European Imbalances, Global Imbalances, International Banking, and International Financial Stability	Attended		DIW Berlin, Berlin, Germany	September 17-18 2012	The German Institute for Economic Research Monetary Stability Foundation University of Leipzig
Credit where due	Presented	How the Debt/GDP Metric has Contributed to the Financial Crises of the 21st Century	University of Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K.	September 4-5 2012	Economic & Social Research Council Centre for Financial History
17th International Business Research Conference: Research for Re-thinking	Presented	Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio as a means to Avoid Financial Calamities	Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada	June 7-8 2012	World Business Institute, Australia & London
8th Eurasia Business and Economics Society Conference: Warsaw 2012	Accepted for presentation, but unable to attend	Using the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio to Assist EU Expansion Nations Avoid Financial and Sovereign Crises	Warsaw, Poland	November 1-3 2012	EBESweb.org Eurasian Economic Review Istanbul Economic Research Assocation
The Economic Crisis: Time For A Paradigm Shift Towards A Systems Approach	Accepted for presentation, but unable to attend	Overcoming the Failings of the Debt/GDP Metric by Applying the Debt to Cash Flow Ratio in Complex Systems Modeling	University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain	January 24-25, 2013	European Union for Systemics International Academy for Systems and Cybernetics Sciences Business Systems Laboratory

ACTIVITIES | Abstracts & CONFERENCES

Conference Programmes and Abstracts

University of Cambridge The 'Credit Where Due' conference was held at the University of Cambridge (Cambridge, U.K.) in September 2012:

Mendel University The 'Political Economy of Eurozone Crisis: Is Fiscal Union Feasible?' conference was held at Mendel University (Brno, Czech Republic) in November, 2012:

Conference List

University of Cambridge
The 'Credit Where Due' conference was held at the University of Cambridge (Cambridge, U.K.) in September 2012:

Mendel University
The 'Political Economy of Eurozone Crisis: Is Fiscal Union Feasible?' conference was held at Mendel University (Brno, Czech Republic) in November, 2012: