PCB Central
Peter Conti-Brown, David BeckworthMy personal blog on banking, central banking, law, politics, history, religion, music, cycling, triathlon, books, and powerlifting.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 183 | Subscribers | Read | petercontibrown.substack.com |
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Monday Links: "I Don't Understand How Any of That Is Fair or Right"
Welcome back to PCB Central, a newsletter by legal scholar, financial historian, amateur powerlifter/triathlete, and Wharton professor Peter Conti-Brown. Greetings from my home office where I am back from a bruising travel schedule with a c...
Conversational narration of Monday Links: "I Don't Understand How Any of That Is Fair or Right"
Some thoughts on what makes the debanking debates hard and what makes them easy, dollar dominance on the decline, Pogačar's stunning dominance, Four Thousand Weeks, and more
Mistakes were made, some by me: reflections on a glorious, bad-luck Ironman 70.3
Happy Easter! Welcome back to PCB Central, a newsletter by legal scholar, financial historian, amateur powerlifter/triathlete, and bicoastal Wharton professor Peter Conti-Brown. Greetings from my (temporary) office at Wharton’s San Francisc...
What makes discount window reform so hard
We're opening a window--sorry, had to do it--on reforming liquidity at the Fed. But we should proceed with caution. Stigma is solving a problem that its erasure might revive.
Authors
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Class of 1965 Associate Professor of Financial Regulation at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center || Podcast Host of the Macro Musings Podcast || Former U.S. Treasury Economist || Micah 6:8, John 3:16
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