Banque de France

12th Workshop on Empirical Monetary Economics

Published on the 13th of November 2024

The Banque de France, CEPR, Sciences Po and OFCE are organizing their 12th Workshop on Empirical Monetary Economics in Paris on December 9, 2024 at OFCE, Paris.

The purpose of this workshop is to provide the opportunity to discuss and promote topical empirical research related to all areas of monetary economics.

The keynote speaker of the workshop will be Jonathan Wright (Johns Hopkins University).

Workshop Empirical Monetary Economics 2024

Program

Monday 9 December

8h30–9h	Welcome Coffee
9h -10h30	Session 1 - Eric Monnet (Paris School of Economics), with Guillaume Bazot, Matthias Morys Central banks and the absorption of international shocks (1890-2020) - Belinda Tracey (Bank of England), with Angus Foulis, Jonathan Hazell, Atif Mian Monetary Policy, Household Debt and Consumption: Evidence from Natural Experiments
10h30–11h	Coffee break
11h–12h30	Session 2 - Sylvérie Herbert (Banque de France), with Paul Hubert, Mathias Lé The Life-Cycle of Policy Expectations - Marek Jarocinski (European Central Bank), with Peter Karadi Disentangling Central Bank Information, Fed Response to News, and Monetary Policy Shocks
12h30–14h30	Lunch (on invitation only)
14h30–16h	Session 3 - Andrea De Polis (University of Strathclyde), with Leonardo Melosi, Ivan Petrella The Taming of the Skew: Asymmetric Inflation Risk and Monetary Policy - Francois Gourio (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago), with Phuong Ngo Downward Nominal Rigidities and Bond Premia
16h–16h30	Coffee break
16h30–17h15	Session 4 - Tatevik Sekhposyan (Texas A&M University), with Yeon Jik Lee The Relevance of Temporal Aggregation for the Propagation of Macroeconomic Shocks
17h15–17h30	Coffee break
17h30–18h30	- Keynote speaker: Jonathan Wright (Johns Hopkins University) Event day Treasury options

Registration : eme.workshop@sciencespo.fr

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Updated on the 13th of November 2024

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Workshop Empirical Monetary Economics 2024

Program

Monday 9 December