
Professor Elisabeth Krecké
GIS Expert Eilsabeth Krecé is a citizen of Luxembourg and has spent much of her professional life in France.
She has been a professor of economics at the University of Aix Marseille (1994-2004 and 2007-2014) and the University of Science and Technology of Lille (2004-2007). Her academic research focuses mainly on the methods of the economics of law, an interdisciplinary field devoted to the study of legal and regulatory decision-making in a variety of domains, as well as the efficiency (or impact assessment) of laws, government policies and institutional frameworks.
In 2014, she took a long-term leave of absence to join her home country’s Ministry of Finance as policy advisor (2015-2016).
Currently, she is a Luxembourg-based independent economist, working on various research projects at the intersection between regulatory economics, international macroeconomics and finance, with special emphasis on financial and economic crises, banking regulation and supervision, monetary policy, sovereign debt and macro-financial doom-loops, notably in the context of the eurozone.
Reports of Professor Elisabeth Krecké
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The end of central banking as we know it


New Opportunities 2021: The ECB and bringing financial markets down to earth


ECB: Pushing banks too far?


Is there a Covid-19 inflation puzzle?


The future of public debt


The ECB’s wobbly ‘bridge function’


Zombies and stagflation: Mario Draghi’s crisis prescription


Relevance beyond the crisis: The future of coronomics
