Professor Canova presented at Claremont Colleges’ Center for Process Studies’ conference, “Money-Creation in a Finite World.” He explained how the Federal Reserve can be governed to redirect trillions of dollars in annual benefits for Americans. Read about it here. Or watch it here.
Professor Canova has been chosen to serve on a panel of top economic advisors to help Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) draft legislation to reform the Federal Reserve. Read about Professor Canova and the remaining panelists.
Professor Timothy Canova was named to the advisory panel that will help Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders draft legislation to reform the Federal Reserve. Professor Canova, an early critic of financial deregulation, will be joined by other nationally-renowned economists, including Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz. Read about Professor Canova in the article, “Top Economists to Advise
Professor Tim Canova spoke amongst a panel of national experts on C-SPAN, on the future of the Federal Reserve and its role in shaping the U.S. economy. Watch Professor Canova on C-SPAN discuss the role of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the potential impact of the new financial regulatory law on economic and
Professor Timothy Canova’s 20-minute interview discussing the Federal Reserve and other related matters aired on KPFA.
Associate Dean Timothy Canova was quoted in an article entitled, “The Next Economic Bubble To Burst? Take Your Pick.” The article considers trouble spots in the economy that analysts believe may wreak havoc in the future. Regarding Treasury Bonds, Dean Canova states, “The next bubble could be in Treasury’s . . . America remains dependent
Associate Dean Timothy Canova authored an op-ed appearing in the Orange County Register entitled, “Reader Rebuttal: free markets.” In his piece, Dean Canova discusses the background leading up to the subprime lending crisis. He writes that, “…the financial deregulation of the Reagan era foreshadowed many more recent developments, including the hiding of worthless assets through
Professor Kurt Eggert was quoted in an article in Contra Costa Times, entitled, “$300B FHA rescue funds available to homeowners – with a hitch.” Professor Eggert, a former member of the Federal Reserve Board’s Consumer Advisory Council, said that the FHA program’s challenge is to “build in enough motivation for the financial industry to play
Professor Keith Bishop authored an article entitled, “Silver Standard,” in the Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine. Read article…
Associate Dean Timothy Canova authored an op-ed appearing in the Wall Street Journal entitled, “Massive Stimulus May Be Needed to Stem Crisis.” In his piece, Dean Canova discussed the similarities between the current financial crisis and the Great Depression and suggests that a grand scale financial stimulus is likely needed to overcome the current financial