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Monetary and Financial History WorkshopParis School of Economics48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 ParisRoom R2-21Tuesday, 3 December 2019Organizers: Eric Monnet (EHESS and PSE), Angelo Riva (EBS Paris and PSE), Stefano Ungaro (PSE), Guillaume Vuillemey (HEC Paris)The Paris School of Economics will host a Workshop in Monetary and Financial History on December 3rd. The workshop will be opened by a keynote speech by Gary Gorton (Yale), who will present his recent paper “1930: First Modern Crisis”.Attendance to the workshop is free, but registration is mandatory before November 17th: https://forms.gle/P3JqGtjfZ24FPH8y5Provisional Schedule9.00 Welcome9.10 Keynote:&#160;Gary Gorton&#160;(Yale) –&#160;1930: First Modern Crisis10.10&#160;Chenzi Xu&#160;(Dartmouth) -&#160;National Banks and the Local Economy&#160;(with He Yang)Discussant:&#160;Julia Schmidt&#160;(Bank of France)11.00 Coffee break11.20&#160;Stefano Ungaro&#160;(PSE) –&#160;Flight-to-safety and the Real Effect of Banking Crises. Evidence from the French Great Depression&#160;(with Eric Monnet and Angelo Riva)Discussant:&#160;Samuel Da-Rocha Lopes&#160;(EBA - European Banking Authority and Nova SBE)12.10&#160;Sebastian Doerr&#160;(BIS) -&#160;From Finance to Fascism: The Real Effect of Germany’s 1931 Banking Crisis&#160;(with Stefan Gissler, José Luis Peydrò, and Hans-Joachim Voth)Discussant:&#160;Evgenia Passari&#160;(Dauphine)13.00 Lunch14.00&#160;Fabio Braggion&#160;(Tilburg) –&#160;Does Credit Affect Stock Trading? Evidence from the South Sea Bubble&#160;(with Rik Frehen and Emiel Jerphanion)Discussant:&#160;Nuno Coimbra&#160;(PSE)&#160;14.50 Sybille Lehmann-Hasemeyer (Hohenheim) - The German bank-growth nexus revisited-Savings Banks and the Industrial Revolution in Prussia (with Fabian Wahl)Discussant: Pierre-Cyrille Hautcoeur (EHESS and PSE)15.40 Coffee break16.00 Rui Esteves (Graduate Institute Geneva) – The Value of a Quote. Stock Market Listings for Sovereign Bonds, 1870-1913 (with Marc Flandreau)Discussant: Matthieu Chavaz (Bank of England)16.50 Josefin Meyer (IFW Kiel) – Sovereign Bonds since Waterloo (with Carmen M. Reinhart and Christoph Trebesch)Discussant: Christophe Spaenjers (HEC)17.40 Concluding remarksThis workshop is funded by European Business School Paris and the French Agence Nationale de la Recherche: Projects SYSRI-30 (ANR-15-CE26-0008) and F*STAR (ANR-17-CE26-0007)