Facing the aftermath

AEEF Conference, Tokyo, 24-25 March 2010

The fifth Asia Europe Economic Forum entitled Facing the aftermath was held at the Japanese Ministry of Finance in Tokyo. The event was organised by Bruegel in collaboration with CEPII, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW), the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI), the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), the Keio University of Japan, and Korea University. The event was also supported by the European Commission. The forum drew a broad range of participants including active and former senior policymakers, academic experts and private sector specialists. This year's agenda focused on reforms, budgets, G20 hopes from both Asian and European perspectives.

Contributions

Korea: Growth Recovery and Exit Strategy Presentation by Jae- Young Lee

Economic Outlook for Europe Presentation by Rainer Muenz

Growth Recovery and Exit Strategy Presentation by Pier Carlo Padoan

Reforms for Resolving the Global Imbalances: Emerging Market Economies' Perspective Presentation by Kyungsoo Kim

Redeisgning the International Monetary System Presentation by Li Ruogu

The Future of G20, or the Challenge of Global macroeconomic Coordination Presentation by David Vines

Euro Area: the Crisis in the Crisis Presentation by Agnes Benassy-Quere

Reforming the International Reserve Currency System: from Global Economic Rebalancing Perspective Presentation by Guan Tao

Global Currency Constellations Presentation by Frank Moss

Growth Recovery and Exit Strategy Presentation by Suman Bery

Remaking Macroeconomic Policy after the Global Financial Crisis: A Balance Sheet Approach Publication by Christopher Adam and David Vines

Japan's Growth Rebalancing Presentation by Masahiro Kawai and Shinji Takagi

EU and Asia, Contributing to a Post-crisis Growth Model: Keynote speech by Marco Buti

Reform to Rebalance World Growth Presentation by Jiyagi Zou

Facing the Aftermath: Which Reforms to Rebalance the World Growth? Presenation by Lorenzo Codogno

Reforming the International Monetary Sys-tem- Japan's Perspective Publication by Takehiko Nakao