SASSE Economics Society

LAST DAY TO APPLY!

The application for the board of 20/21 closes tonight at 23.59, if you haven't applied yet make sure to do so at: https://www.sasse.se/economics-society-recruitment-2021

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

We are recruiting four new members for the board 20/21, link to application: https://www.sasse.se/economics-society-recruitment-2021

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Sign up as a member of SASSE Economics Society 20-21 and enjoy the possibility to attend the society's internal events.

Also, recruitment for board positions will be posted soon on www.sasse.se. We'll notify you!

Economics Society membership Dear SASSE member, Thank you for joining the Economics Society, we cannot wait to meet you at our upcoming events and lectures. Please use your student email address (e.g. [email protected]) when submitting your details. Thank you!

Riksbanken just released its first financial stability report of 2020. (Links below) Take a look at how the corona pandemic has affected the financial stability of Sweden. Any questions? Ask Peter Wallin in today’s lecture Q&A! (Lecture: https://eu01web.zoom.us/j/69717226813, starts at 12:15)

English: https://www.riksbank.se/en-gb/financial-stability/financial-stability-report/2020/financial-stability-report-20201/

Swedish: https://www.riksbank.se/sv/finansiell-stabilitet/finansiell-stabilitetsrapport/2020/finansiell-stabilitetsrapport-20201/

What’s up @ the central bank in these strange times?

Peter Wallin from the Swedish central bank (Riksbanken) was very appreciated when he visited us last year. We have invited him again, this time to talk about how central banks (with focus on Riksbanken) have responded to the corona crisis. Hear first-hand how work at the central bank has changed due to the corona crisis in this digital lecture!

🌟More info at SASSE.se 🌟

Looking for something interesting to watch over this lunch? Tune into our panel discussion with Anna Dreber Almenberg and Aylin Shawkat from the Women in Economics Initiative on gender economics! Zoom link:

https://eu01web.zoom.us/j/61216740234

Begins at 12:15 :)

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Don't miss the chance to become next year's project leader! Apply on SASSE.se before 23:59 TOMORROW! 🌟

UPDATE: We are now a part of the Business Committee!💥 What will this mean for the Econ Society? Well … perhaps a bigger “fika”-budget?! Ping The Business Committee
Also, we have some exciting economics-themed events coming up after exams finish – stay tuned for more! 🥳

What is it like to work for a government authority? How is government spending being monitored? ✨

The Economics Society is delighted to invite SASSE members to our last lunch lecture of the semester. We are finishing off with a visit from the Swedish National Financial Management Authority (ESV), an independent body that monitors government spending and operates under the Ministry of Finance.

This time two lectures will take to the stage to give the audience an overlook over ESV’s work. Mathias Lemdal works at the department for analysis and forecasts, which produces four forecasts for government spending every year. Ellen works for the department for accounting and financing. The department helps oversee government finances and conducts research on the request of the government. This exciting lecture will give us an insight into the ESV’s work as well as and idea what it is like to work for the government.

More info at SASSE.se : https://www.sasse.se/econ-society-lunch-lecture-esv

Lunch will be served to the first 30!

See you on the 3rd of December! ✨

Economics professor Andreas Bergh visited us the other day to talk about how Sweden emerged to become the wealthy nation it is today. We hope you enjoyed the lecture as much as we did! A big thanks to everyone that came, we cannot wait to see you again at our next lecture - stay tuned for more info! 🌟

In this exciting lecture we have invited an expert on welfare economics to explore some of the most complex issues in economics. What does an efficient welfare state look like? Is a society where income is unevenly distributed more fair than a society where it is? Those are only some of the questions that Andreas Bergh explores in his exciting research. Sign-ups open today at 12:00!

On the 29th of October it is finally time for our second lecturer to take to the stage. The Economics Society is delighted to invite SASSE members to an exciting lunch lecture with Andreas Bergh, who is a professor of Economics at Lund University and fellow at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN).

Andreas Bergh’s research concerns exciting topics such as the welfare state, institutions, development, globalization, trust and social norms. His articles have been published in leading journals like European Economic Review, World Development and European Sociological Review. Join us on the 29th of October and learn more about Andreas’ research, and explore some of the most complex and interesting topics in economics!