Past events
Global public goods and coalition formation under matching mechanisms
In this seminar, Larry Liu will provide an overview of his recent paper Global Public Goods and Coalition Formation under Matching Mechanisms.
Estimating fiscal multipliers: news from a non-linear world
In this seminar Gabriela Nodari will discuss non-linear VARs to assess to what extent fiscal spending multipliers are countercyclical in the United States.
Implicit central bank preferences: nominal GDP and the great moderation
In this seminar, Dony Alex estimates a forward looking nominal GDP rule for the US spanning from 1960-2007 and tries to reconsider the preferences of the Federal Reserve during this period.
The (ir)relevance of alternative savings mechanisms: borrowing constraints and the durable goods co-movement puzzle
In this seminar Chris Perks will provide an overview on monetary policy with a focus on alternative savings mechanisms.
Conference on judgement and combination in forecasting and policy models
Judgement and expert knowledge is widely thought to be important in the successful practice of forecasting. For policymakers, forecasts also embody judgments about the state of the economy, the transmission of shocks and optimal policy responses which necessitate the use of structural models. This conference aims to bring together policymakers and academics interested in these issues.
International workshop on scenarios for a fragile world economy
This two-day workshop will bring together leading scholars on the economics and politics of key regions with an eye to weaving together a consistent view of the likely global economic outlook over the coming decade. It will explore regional dimensions of the global economic outlook, linkages between them, and the implications for global economic modelling scenarios.
The impact of unconventional monetary policies on the overnight interbank market
In this seminar, Dr Morten Bech discusses his recent paper, The impact of unconventional monetary policies on the overnight interbank market, in which he reviewed six markets in the developed world.
Guarantees, transparency and the interdependency between sovereign and banking risk
In this seminar Frank Heinemann will discuss the coordination problem between banks’ and sovereign’s creditors induces a functional interdependence between the likelihood of a government default and banks’ liquidity.
The sectoral reallocation of government purchases as budgetary-neutral stabilisation tool: a model-based analysis
In this seminar Stefan Hohberger will provide an overview of his recent paper, The Sectoral Reallocation of Government Purchases As Budgetary-Neutral Stabilisation Tool: A Model-Based Analysis. The paper focuses on rules that adjust the composition of government spending on tradable and non-tradable goods in response to domestic or external indicators.
Monetary policy in open economies
On 16-17 December 2013, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will host a conference on monetary policy in open economies. This conference aims to bring together recent work examining the transmission of monetary and macro-prudential policies and their effectiveness in open economies.
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