Economics Lecture Series: Why Does The World Have So Much Debt? Saving Glut Theory of Debt.

Add to Calendar 2026-11-19 14:00:00 2026-11-19 15:00:00 Economics Lecture Series: Why Does The World Have So Much Debt? Saving Glut Theory of Debt. Dr. Atfin Rehman MianProfessor of Economics Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton UniversityAtif Mian is the John H. Laporte, Jr. Class of 1967 Professor of Economics at Princeton University and a leading scholar of macroeconomics, finance, and economic development. His influential research has reshaped understanding of the Great Recession, household debt, and financial instability, and his work continues to explore the long-term economic risks of rising debt and inequality. Mian is the co-author of the acclaimed book House of Debt and is widely recognized for shaping contemporary debates on economic policy and global financial stability.Learn more Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ this lecture and the Economics Lecture Series.Attend in person at Mitrani Hall or via livestreamLecture is open to the public  Mitrani Hall Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ webteam@bloomu.edu America/New_York public

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Join us for our Economics Lecture Series event, Why Does The World Have So Much Debt? Saving Glut Theory of Debt, featuring Dr. Atfin Rehman Mian, Professor of Economics Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton University.

Dr. Atfin Rehman Mian

Dr. Atfin Rehman Mian
Professor of Economics Public Policy, and Finance at Princeton University

Atif Mian is the John H. Laporte, Jr. Class of 1967 Professor of Economics at Princeton University and a leading scholar of macroeconomics, finance, and economic development. His influential research has reshaped understanding of the Great Recession, household debt, and financial instability, and his work continues to explore the long-term economic risks of rising debt and inequality. Mian is the co-author of the acclaimed book House of Debt and is widely recognized for shaping contemporary debates on economic policy and global financial stability.

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