NEWSLETTER - SPRING 2024
The Department of Economics aims at maintaining research and teaching standards at the highest level. It covers a wide range of economic studies in micro-and macroeconomic analysis, corporate finance and financial markets, public and monetary economics, international and rural economics, industrial organization and strategy, economics of the environment and natural resources, economic history and relevant quantitative tools of mathematics, statistics and econometrics. | External Evaluation of the Department of Economics | Alumni |
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The External Evaluation of the Department of Economics was undertaken by ADIP (the HELLENIC QUALITY ASSURANCE AND ACCREDITATION AGENCY) on the 1st and 2nd of July 2019. The evaluation was conducted by Professor Chari Jannis Angelis (KTH Royal Institute of Technology), Professor Nikolaos Georgantzis (Burgundy School of Business), Associate Professor Vasileios Zervos (ISU and University of Strasbourg), Professor Ioannis Violaris (City Unity College Nicosia, Cyprus), and Mr Vasileios Samoutis (Economic Chamber of Greece). The Panel confirmed the very high standing of the Undergraduate Study Programme, where the Department attained "full compliance" in 10 out of 10 key Principles. |
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Τhe Undergraduate Courses Program includes 59 courses offered by the Department, including 19 Compulsory Courses offered by the Department and 93 Free Elective Courses offered by other Departments of the University. 18 Foreign Language Courses, as well as 6 courses taught in English for visiting students through the Erasmus Program are also offered. The Bachelor's degree is obtained by those students who successfully complete 40 courses (19 Compulsory, 8 specialization courses out of the list of courses of the selected specialization, 9 elective courses -up to 3 offered by the other Departments and 4 Foreign Language Courses) and accumulate 240 ECTS. Courses can be passed either by examination, or by exemption, or by equivalence under the Erasmus programme. Students are required to successfully complete 4 courses (I, II, III, IV) of one of the three foreign language cycles offered by the University. Students do not receive a grade for these courses, but only the qualification "pass" or "fail". Students may be exempted from foreign language courses by submitting a certified copy of the approved ASEP Language Certificates either by the issuing authority or by a lawyer. The program of the Department of Economic Science offers three (3) specializations: 1. Economic Theory and Policy 2. Business Economics and Finance 3. International and European Economics In order to indicate the specialization they choose, students must be successfully examined in 16 courses, of which 12 must be compulsory. These do not include Teaching and Pedagogical Adequacy, Foreign Languages and Practical Exercise. Further information can be found here Presentation of the undergraduate program of the Departent of Economics The Department of Economics participated in the online informational event held on March 14, 2024, for high school seniors, where the undergraduate programs of all Departments of AUEB were presented. Assistant Professor Petros Varthalitis presented the undergraduate program of the Department of Economics The related video (in greek) is available below:
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Testimonials
- Kakatsios Evangelos, Project Finance Analyst at Piraeus Bank
- Ioannis Zannias, Postgraduate Student in Economics at Athens University of Economics and Business
- Konstantinos Vlachos, Postgraduate Student in Economics at Athens University of Economics and Business
The Internship Program offered by the Department of Economics gives to students the opportunity to work in companies, organizations and banks in the Attica region, as well as other parts of the country. The companies and organizations where students completed their internships during the academic year 2022-23, as well as during the winter semester of the academic year 2023-24, are available here. The Program "Practical Training of the Athens University of Economics and Business" with Code OJPS 6004518 is implemented within the framework of the Operational Program "Human Resources and Social Cohesion 2021-2027". Alternatively, in case there are no ESF funds available in a certain period, interested parties can participate in the privately funded program "Self-financed Student Internship Project of AUEB". In this program, funding is entirely provided by the company, which undertakes the obligation to deposit the amount related to the student's compensation and accident insurance into a bank account held by the Special Fund and Research Account of AUEB after the completion of the internship. Students can only participate once in the Department's Internship Program (either with ESF funds or with other resources). Further information about the evaluation of applications and the duration of the internship can be found here Scientific Coordinator: Assistant Professor Eleftherios Zacharias, ezachar@aueb.gr Administrative Support: Antonios Roussos, roussos@aueb.gr |
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The undergraduate program in Economic Science at the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) has been an exceptional journey. The comprehensive curriculum, which covers a broad range of topics from microeconomics to econometrics, has provided me with a strong foundation in both theory and practical applications.The diverse and stimulating community at AUEB has enriched my personal and professional growth, making this program an outstanding choice for anyone pursuing a career in economics. I am so impressed with the quality of education that I am continuing my studies in the master's program at AUEB. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Under the auspices of the Erasmus+ Programme, the Department of Economics each year provides its students with the opportunity to spend part of their studies (Autumn Semester, Spring Semester, or Academic Year) in European Universities, with full recognition of their studies. The Department offers transparency in its curriculum and fair treatment to all its students by applying the rules of ECTS. It uses the ECTS documents, the Student's application form, the Learning agreement document and the Transcript of records ensuring academic recognition. The students participating in the Erasmus+ Programme receive full credit for all academic work successfully carried out at any of the ECTS partner institutions and they will be able to transfer these academic credits from one participating institution to another on the basis of prior agreement on the content of study programs abroad between students and the institutions involved. When students have successfully completed the study program previously agreed between the home and the host institutions and return to the home institution, credit transfer take place, and students continue their studies at the home institution without any loss of time or credit. The Department of Economics has 58 active bilateral agreements with European Universities within the framework of the Erasmus+ mobility program, and constantly expanding them in order to further enhance its international position and visibility. Further information can be found here More than 50 students of our Department participate annually in the program and have attended courses in our partner institutions, while approximately 70 international students are welcomed annually to our Department and attend courses for one semester or for a full academic year. ♦ Νew collaboration between the PhD program of the department and the PhD program of the University of Cyprus through the Erasmus program starting from the academic year 2024-25. Academic Coordinator for 2023-2024: Assistant Professor Fabio Antoniou Testimonials
"Erasmus studies was the best experience I've had in my life. I decided to go to Istanbul because I wanted to practice my Turkish, to learn more about the country's culture and experience studying in Istanbul. Istanbul Technical University was beyond my expectations. The main campus, where my department was in, was so safe, organized, offered a lot of activities and the facilities and classrooms were great. The professors were also very kind, supportive and helpful and offering interesting but at the same time demanding lessons, with frequent assignments which were awakening the students' interest and motivating them to stay active in the course. Besides my studies, I had an amazing time in Istanbul. I made a lot of new friends, many of whom I met through the ESN community, explored the city and enjoyed the experience to the fullest. I would recommend to all students if they have the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus studies program." -Tzagaraki Fani, Istanbul Teknik Universitesi, Turkey (spring semester 2022-23) |
"For me the Erasmus program was and will remain one of the most pleasant and exciting experiences of my life! The different cultures, the new way of life, the friendships and the everyday life of the university exceeded all my expectations!! I feel incredibly lucky that I was able to take part in the program because it will remain in my memory forever. And what wouldn't I give to be able to return for one more day to the daily student life in Strasbourg! The excellent communication I had with the executives of our university made my entire integration process even smoother and easier." - Pappou Theodora–Anna, University of Strasbourg, France (fall semester 2023-24) "Having spent a month back in Greece already, I still can't believe that my Erasmus experience is over. It was truly one of the most remarkable experiences of my life and one of the best decisions I've ever made. I didn't know then, when it all started, that I would end up finding a new place to call home and new people to call my family. Granada will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will cherish these memories forever." - Siatopoulou Dimitra, University of Granada, Spain (fall semester 2023-24) "Celebrating the essence of discovery and cultural immersion, my semester abroad under the Erasmus+ program was nothing short of extraordinary and comes highly recommended. The city of Strasbourg, which is located at the crossroads of France and Germany, is captivating thanks to its beautiful architectural mix and kaleidoscope of cultural influences. The University of Strasbourg, organized and welcoming to all their exchange students, offered a variety of courses in French and English, creating a unique academic experience. Additionally, it places great importance on extracurricular activities, which students can sign up for at the beginning of the semester, ranging from athletics to activism. As for the process, the communication and support I received from AUEB were outstanding, with the Erasmus+ Office staff always available to assist and address any questions. Overall, I highly encourage others to undertake a semester abroad, as this experience was enriching and filled with experiences that left an indelible mark on my academic journey." - Andrianopoulou Eleni, University of Strasbourg, France (fall semester 2023-24) "I participated in the Erasmus program on the Spring semester of 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal. I can’t explain to you how happy I am to have participated and how much this changed my life in many different ways. Although I was scared at first, my curiosity and my desire to live in another country took the best of me and that’s how my journey begun. During my Erasmus I met other students from all over the world with whom I had so much fun. I also visited many places of unique beauty and lived according to the way of life of a culture much different from ours. At last, I was very lucky to study in Nova SBE which is one of the best universities for Economics and Business in Europe, something that enhanced my academic experience. This journey through Erasmus is something that I will never forget, and I strongly recommend it to everyone!!!" - Psychogios Marios-Loukas, Nova School of Business and Economics – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal (spring semester 2022-23) "These few months were some of the best in my life. It was a nice experience living abroad and I combining my studies with fun. Barcelona is a well-structured city I fell in love with and I wish one day to go back. I made new friends all over the world and knew new civilisations. Erasmus is a good step if you are thinking to go abroad to work or to study because it gives you the opportunity to do this for a short time and see if you like it or not. The university was a little different from my country’s, but I tried my best too. Via Erasmus programme I went alone to a new country without knowing anyone and came back with many friends and full of experience. It was a beautiful trip that they will have in the bottom of my heart forever. Of course sometimes it was difficult as for the University, the home, the friends and generally the life that was a little different than what I was used to in Greece, but it made me stronger and more enthusiastic." - Ioannis Tsioulos, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain (fall semester 2023-2024) |
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The Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics & Business (AUEB) pioneered in organising postgraduate studies in Economics in Greece since 1978, both at the Master’s and doctoral level. During its long history, the Department has trained highly-qualified economists, many of whom now hold academic and research positions in universities and research institutes or occupy high level managerial positions both in Greece and abroad. The postgraduate programs of the Department are highly regarded and attract a large number of quality candidates every year. The Department offers full- time and part-time programs:
The flagship PhD program of the Department aims to prepare candidates wishing to pursue an academic or research-oriented career in the public and business sector. Our Department is a pioneer in organizing doctoral studies in Economics in Greece. Graduates of the Program are currently serving as faculty members at universities in Greece and abroad, and are employed at research institutes such as the Centre of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE), at the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT), Bank of Greece, and Ministries as senior executives, in private banks and other public and private organizations.
Τhe MSc in Economics program of AUEB received Accreditation from the Hellenic Authority of Higher Education (HAHE) with the highest score of 10/10! Based on the Report of the External Evaluation & Accreditation Committee, the MSc in Economics fully complies (10/10) with the principles of the HAHE Quality Standard for the Certification of Postgraduate Programs and the Principles and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Area of Higher Education (ESG), for study level 7 of the National and European Qualifications Framework. The validity period of the certification is five years, from 20.12.2023 to 19.12.2028. The Graduate Programs (Masters Programs) of the Athens University of Economics and Business (OPA) hold top positions at the international level, according to the reputable international assessment body "Eduniversal Best Masters Rankings" for 2024. The said body ranked a total of 5,820 Graduate Programs from 153 countries worldwide for 2024. The evaluation criteria of the "Eduniversal Best Masters Rankings 2024" include: a) the reputation of the programs, through the perspective of companies hiring personnel, b) the salary of the first employment after graduation, and c) the satisfaction of recent graduates, through satisfaction research conducted by Eduniversal. The ranking of the MSc in Economics Program by scientific field - at the global level and at the level of Western Europe is presented in the following icon:
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The University awarded the title of Emeritus Professor to Professors George Alogoskoufis, Apostolis Philippopoulos and Andriana Vlachou for their service in teaching, research and administration in the Department of Economics. Herebelow there is a brief curriculum vitae of the new Emeriti Professors.
From 1984 to 1992, he was initially an Assistant Professor and later an Associate Professor at Birkbeck College, University of London. Subsequently, he served at the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business as a Professor of Economics from 1990 until his retirement in August 2023. He is now Professor of Economics Emeritus at the Athens University of Economics and Business. From September 1996 to October 2009, he was an elected member of the Hellenic Parliament. From March 2004 to December 2008, he served as Minister of Economy and Finance of the Hellenic Republic and represented Greece in the Eurogroup and the ECOFIN Council of the European Union. He is a Research Associate at the Hellenic Observatory of the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Fellow of the European Economic Association. He has also served as a Research Fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Advisor to the World Bank, President of the Institute of Economic Policy Studies (IMEP), and Research Officer at the Centre for Labour Economics, London School of Economics. Additionally, he has been President of the Council of Economic Advisers and Advisor to the European Commission on the One Market, One Money Program. He has extensive teaching experience both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He has also supervised numerous dissertations as part of the PhD program. His research and scholarly activity focus on areas of Macroeconomic Theory and Policy (Unemployment and Inflation, Economic), International Economics, as well as issues related to the European Economy and the problems and structure of the Greek Economy. His works and books have been honored with awards and distinctions. For example, in 2002, his book (with Sophia Lazaretou), "The Drachma: From Phoenicia to the Euro," a monetary and macroeconomic history of Greece from the 19th century to the adoption of the euro, was awarded by the Academy of Athens. He has published extensively in top international academic journals such as The Journal of Political Economy, American Economic Review, Journal of Monetary Economics, The Economic Journal, European Economic Review, Economica, Economic Policy, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, European Journal of Political Economy, and has served as a reviewer for many of them. He continues to be active in research and writing, with significant ongoing work.
She served at the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business as an Adjunct Assistant Professor (1984-88), Assistant Professor (1990-1996), Associate Professor (1996-2016), and Full Professor (2016-2023) until her retirement in August 2023. Additionally, she has been a Visiting Professor at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) in 1992, 2000, and 2011, at the University of Massachusetts (Boston) in 2016, as well as a Visiting Professor at SOAS, University of London, in 1999, 2004, and 2011. During her employment at the Athens University of Economics and Business, she has contributed significantly to teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels, maintaining continuous research and scientific activity, as well as notable administrative work. Her research focuses primarily on Economic Theory, Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, and Marxist Theory. She has authored (often in collaboration) monographs and books such as Substitution Possibilities for Water Inputs in Selected Industries, Publication No. 121, Water Resources Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1980, and The Socialist Transformation of China, Athens: Odysseas Editions for the Foundation for Mediterranean Studies, 1989, She has also edited volumes such as Contemporary Economic Theory: Radical Critiques of Neoliberalism, London: Macmillan 1999, and Economic Crisis and Greece, A. Vlachou, N. Theocharakis, D. Mylonakis, (eds.), Hellenic Political Economy Association (EEPO), Athens: Gutenberg, 2011. She has written or edited five textbooks, including Environment and Natural Resources: Economic Theory and Policy, Volume A, Kritiki Editions, Athens 2001, and the Political Economy of Capitalism, edited volume, Athens: Kritiki, 2009. She has published numerous scientific articles in international academic journals such as Cambridge Journal of Economics, Energy Economics, Northeastern Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Southern Economic Journal, Capitalism-Nature-Socialism, Rethinking Marxism, Journal of Energy and Development, Journal of Policy Modeling, Energy Policy, Environmetrics, Science & Society, Review of International Political Economy, and Review of Radical Political Economics. Finally, she has served as a reviewer for journals such as Cambridge Journal of Economics, Capitalism-Nature-Socialism, Review of Radical Political Economics, Energy Economics, Energy, Environmental Values, Ecological Economics and others.
Ioannis Kospentaris joined the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business in July 2023 as an Assistant Professor of Macroeconomics. He completed his PhD in Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2018 and during the period 2018-2023 he was an assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Virginia, USA. His research interests focus on theoretical and applied Macroeconomics, with applications in labor markets, financial markets, and economic policy. His articles have been published in international scientific journals such as Review of Economic Dynamics, Journal of Economic Theory, and European Economic Review.
For the fifth consecutive year, on February 14, 2024, the Awards Ceremony for Outstanding Teaching Performance for the academic year 2022-2023 took place at the "Miltiadis Evert" Amphitheater in the Technopolis of the Municipality of Athens. Associate Professor Evangelos Dioikitopoulos received the Outstanding Teaching Performance Award of the Department of Economics for the undergraduate course in Introduction to Economic Analysis II, for the academic year 2022-2023. The Rector of the Athens University of Economics and Business, Professor Dimitris Bourantonis, commented on the event, saying: "The tradition of excellence is ingrained in AUEB. Through evaluation processes of the institution's teaching staff, we reward quality, consistency, and dedication to educational work. At the same time, we promote noble competition by rewarding the efforts of members of the academic community who have succeeded in gaining admission to higher education."
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Professor Stylianos Arvanitis received the Research Prize of the Department of Economics, for his paper on Generalized Stochastic Arbritrage Opportunities, published in the Management Science, for the academic year 2023-2024. He also received the Outstanding Teaching Performance Award for the postgraduate course in Mathematical Economics, for the academic year 2021-22.
Assistant Professor Ioannis Kospentaris received the Research Prize of the Department of Economics, for his paper on Worker Mobility and UI Extensions, published in the European Economic Review, for the academic year 2023-2024.
Assistant Professor Vassilis Sarantides received the Research Prize of the Department of Economics, for his paper on Historical Pathogen Prevelance and the Radius of Trust, published in the European Economic Review, for the academic year 2023-2024.
He also received the Outstanding Teaching Performance Award for the postgraduate course in Market Analysis and Portfolio Management, for the academic year 2022-23.
Angelos Alexopoulos
Fabio Antoniou
Stylianos Arvanitis
Yiannis Dendramis
Ioannis Kospentaris
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Plutarchos Sakellaris
Elias Tzavalis
Petros Varthalitis
George Alogoskoufis
Τhe fourth cycle of globalization, the cycle of ‘liberalization’, lasted from the early 1980s until the international financial crisis of 2008-2009. This article discusses the necessary reforms for an acceleration of Greece's sluggish recent and prospective economic growth.
The rapid recovery of the Greek economy from the deep recession of 2020 caused by the pandemic was a positive development. However, for the next few years all international organizations expect a significant slowdown in the rate of economic growth. In the medium term, the problem of strengthening the economic recovery by improving the international competitiveness of the Greek economy, as well as the problem of the more rapid de-escalation of the ratio of public debt to GDP, constitute the two biggest challenges of economic policy. This article discusses how this can be achieved.
The term globalization refers to the free inter-connectedness and inter-dependence of individuals, businesses, and countries around the world. Globalization is driven by developments in technology, communications, trade, the movement of people, and international politics. It is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that has shaped the modern world in many ways. Historically, globalization has experienced four major cycles in the last two centuries. The first, the cycle of industrialization, emerged in the 19th century, after the end of the Napoleonic wars. The second cycle, that of protectionism, lasted from 1914 to 1945. The third round of globalization began hesitantly after World War II, within the framework of the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates and managed trade liberalization. The “globalization slowdown”, or slowbalization, that followed the global financial crisis was characterized by a slower expansion of cross-border lending and trade, and it is a new cycle that continues to this day. In its two hundred years since independence, modern Greece has been affected by all four cycles of globalization. This paper discusses how and prospects for the future.
This article discusses the risks of policy complacency for the Greek economy and suggests the areas where reforms ought to be pursued. Fabio Antoniou
George Bitros
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Elias Tzavalis
Petros Varthalitis
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Apostolis Philippopoulos is currently professor emeritus at the Department of Economics at the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB). He holds a PhD from Birkbeck College, University of London. He has taught at the University of Essex (1989-1996) and AUEB (1996-2023), and has also been a visiting professor at the Universities of Bern, Charles and Glasgow. He is a research fellow at CESifo in Munich and the Hellenic Observatory at the LSE. He currently serves as a member of the Hellenic Fiscal Council. He has published more than sixty research papers on macroeconomic theory and policy.
Professor Andriana Vlachou received her bachelor's degree from the Athens University of Economics and Business (Department of Economics), her Master of Science (MSc) in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where she also completed her doctoral dissertation titled Dynamic Analysis of Energy Demand in U.S. Manufacturing during the 1970s.
Professor Plutarchos Sakellaris received the Research Prize of the Department of Economics, for his paper on Firms' Financing Dynamics Around Lumpy Capacity Adjustments, published in the European Economic Review, for the academic year 2023-2024.
Professor Εlias Tzavalis received the Research Prize of the Department of Economics, for his paper on Exploring Okun's Law Asymmetry: An Endogenous Threshold Logistic Smouth Transition Regression Approach, published in the Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, for the academic year 2023-2024.| Events and Conferences Highlights | ||||||||
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The Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business organized the 2nd Athens Winter Econ Meeting on December 22, 2023. Organizing committee: Myrto Kalouptsidi, (Harvard University), Theodore Papageorgiou (Boston College), Manolis Galenianos (Royal Holloway), Christos Genakos (Cambridge University), Ioannis Kospentaris (Athens University of Economics and Business For more information click here.
The Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business co-organised the Easter Workshop on “The nexus between fiscal and monetary policies in general equilibrium”, April 1-5, 2024. Aim: This workshop was aimed at economists who work at Central Banks, Ministries of Finance and other policy institutions. But it was also aimed at advanced PhD students and post-doc researchers who work on this area. The workshop covered micro-founded macroeconomic models and computational applications using Matlab and DYNARE. The key idea was to start with a simple well-known model and then add step-by-step the main macroeconomic (fiscal and monetary) policies in a unified general equilibrium framework. Topics:
Instructors: The core lectures were given by Professor Apostolis Philippopoulos, while specific topics and computational applications were taught by Vassiliki Dimakopoulou (National University of Athens and IOBE), George Economides (AUEB), Dimitris Papageorgiou (Bank of Greece) and Petros Varthalitis (AUEB). For more information click here.
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The Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business with the Financial Support of Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation organized the International Conference on Endogeneity, VARs and Large Data Econometrics on July 7, 2023. Organizing committee: Dimitris Christopoulos, Athens University of Economics and Business, Department of International and European Economic Studies, Yiannis Dendramis and Elias Tzavalis, Athens University of Economics and Business, Department of Economics. For more information click here.
Fabio Antoniou
Yiannis Dendramis
Ioannis Kospentaris
Apostolis Philippopoulos
Plutarchos Sakellaris
Elias Tzavalis
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George Alogoskoufis
Fabio Antoniou
Stylianos Arvanitis
George Bitros
Yiannis Dendramis
Κonstantinos Gkravas
Ioannis Kospentaris
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Theodore Lianos
Apostolis Philippopoulos
Plutarchos Sakellaris
Vassilis Sarantides
Anastasios Tassiopoulos
Petros Varthalitis
George Alogoskoufis
George Bitros
Yiannis Dendramis
Ioannis Katselidis
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Theodore Lianos
Andrianna Vlachou
Angelos Alexopoulos
George Alogoskoufis
Angelos Angelopoulos
Fabio Antoniou
Stylianos Arvanitis
Yiannis Dendramis
Konstantinos Gravas
Ioannis Kospentaris
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Plutarchos Sakellaris
Vassilis Sarantides
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Stelios Giannoulakis
Konstantinos Giakas
Dimitris Smyrnakis
George Alogoskoufis
Angelos Angelopoulos
Fabio Antoniou
Stylianos Arvanitis
Yiannis Dendramis
Konstantinos Giakas
Stelios Giannoulakis
Konstantinos Gravas
Ioannis Katselidis
Efthymia Kyriakopoulou
Ioannis Kospentaris
Plutarchos Sakellaris
Vassilis Sarantides
Petros Varthalitis
This weekly seminar series is organized jointly by the Department of International and European Economic Studies and the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB). Seminars are held on Thursdays, 3:30-4:45 pm in room A36, 3rd floor, Antoniadou Building, Patission 76 (unless otherwise noted). Papers and Research Seminars Announcements are posted at
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