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Allison Schrager

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  1. Weirdly, even when I was like 18, I was always really fascinated by retirement. So, my PhD thesis was on risk in retirement. So it was, I started around 2000, so this is as DC plans had really taken a foothold in the market, and I was doing some work in the UK where they were taking over. So really understanding more deeply the risks in defined contribution versus defined benefit pensions.

    2019-07-19 · Masters in Business · Allison Schrager Discusses Monetary Policy · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  2. Um well, in the end, I think it worked out well for me, but the path was a lot rockier than I would have expected. I think like a lot of people, especially in this day and age, I fell into this idea that more education was just better and it would open up all these doors. And most of the time it does. I think that is normally a good bet. And certainly in economics PhD is a good thing to have in life. But I had kind of a rocky transition when I finished grad school because I'd invested essentially my whole twenties into learning all these skills and really being cut off from the rest of the world and then realized what I was investing in was this idea of becoming a professor and had this realization as I graduated this was not what I wanted to do at all.

    2019-07-19 · Masters in Business · Allison Schrager Discusses Monetary Policy · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

  3. And advantage. Us. So, if you're at all interested in Understanding risk, understanding what happens Ruffle from an Going to So with no further ado Interview with

    2019-07-19 · Masters in Business · Allison Schrager Discusses Monetary Policy · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source