David Bieri | Source | Associate Professor of Economics at Virginia Tech
David Bieri
Dr. David Bieri is Associate Professor of Urban Affairs in the Virginia Tech's School of Public & International Affairs and Associate Professor of Economics. David's research examines “money and the metropolis”, focusing on the joint evolutionary dynamics of urbanization and the development of the monetary–financial system. He also writes about regulatory aspects of international finance, global monetary governance, and the history of economic thought.
Prior to his work in the academy, David held various senior positions in central banking at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) in Basel, Switzerland and he also worked as a high-yield analyst at Bankers Trust in London and in fixed-income syndication at UBS in Zürich.
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Virginia Tech (http://www.vt.edu/)
Associate Professor of Economics
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Consumer confidence rises amid inflation and bank failures
Right now, families are dealing with inflation, bank collapses, and anxiety over a possible recession. But that isn't stopping people from spending. New numbers show consumer confidence rose slightly this month. Virginia Tech economics professor David Bieri joins FOX 5 to put things into perspective.
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Analysis: Markets respond to bank's collapse
The Silicon Valley Bank collapse is still causing a ripple effect in the economy with investors remaining skittish and the president coming out to reassure Americans. Virginia Tech professor David Bieri joined us with reaction and analysis.
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Inflation not done yet
Virginia Tech Economics professor David Bieri says inflation in the U.S. is nowhere near done. He joins FOX 5 to talk about the tough task the Federal Reserve has on its hands.
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We have yet to see the full effects of what the pandemic has done. In some ways the brave people who are developing the vaccines have had an easier job than economists, because what they can do is run controlled experiments. We will pay for this at some point. The question is how far down the road? The nature of the previous presidential campaign was such that all the current president really needed to do was show up. He hasn’t necessarily been picked apart in terms of demerits of his proposed programs.
