Banking - Karl Whelan

Thoughts on “Teaching Economics After the Crash”

kwhelan / December 19, 2014

I used Medium to write a post and found it quite a pleasant experience. Not sure the same will be […]

kwhelan / October 13, 2014

Last week, the Central Bank of Ireland published an important consultation paper. Despite the boring title (“Macro-prudential policy for residential

kwhelan / June 9, 2014

Prior to the recent European elections, I was commissioned by the Labour Party to write a briefing document outlining the

kwhelan / December 4, 2013

The most important thing happening in the European economy over the next year is the ECB’s comprehensive assessment of large euro area

kwhelan / November 20, 2013

I received a number of thoughtful comments on yesterday’s article on Bitcoin and wanted to follow up on a couple of important

kwhelan / November 20, 2013

As Bitcoin goes through another day of crazy price fluctuations and huge publicity, this time courtesy of the U.S. Senate, I recommend two

kwhelan / October 18, 2013

I’m giving a presentation tomorrow afternoon at the annual Dublin Economics Workshop conference in Limerick. (For those of you who don’t know these

kwhelan / October 7, 2013

Five years ago, Ireland’s government guaranteed almost all of the debts of six privately-owned banks. The subsequent bailout of these

kwhelan / September 25, 2013

I was in Brussels on Monday and attended the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee for its latest meeting

kwhelan / June 28, 2013

Probably the biggest economic story in Europe this week has been the release of recorded phone calls from 2008 between executives of