Household Expectations
Surveys on household expectations are a prime source for supporting the analysis of financial stability, monetary policy transmission and the effects of central bank communication. The Bundesbank and Banque de France are organizing a conference on 26-28 September 2019, Frankfurt, will bring together researchers from academia, central banks, and other policy institutions to present research findings related to household expectations and methodological advances in conducting household expectation survey.
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Monika Piazzesi (Stanford) and Olivier Coibion (UT Austin) have already confirmed their participation.
Papers in the programme will be assigned discussants. The conference will also feature a special session on the Bundesbank Online Pilot Survey on Consumer Expectations. The main topics of interest include:
- Household expectations on economic issues, including real estate, consumption, inflation, labour markets;
- Expectations and monetary policy;
- Insights into the expectation formation process;
- Methodological advances in both online and offline surveys, with a focus to internet-based consumer expectation surveys;
- Analyses using data from the Panel on Household Finances and the Household Finance and Consumption Survey.
Organising Committee: Gilbert Cette (Banque de France), Stefano Eusepi (University of Texas at Austin), Erwan Gautier (Banque de France), Theresa Kuchler (New York University), Emanuel Mönch (Bundesbank), Stefan Ried (Bundesbank), Frédérique Savignac (Banque de France), Tobias Schmidt (Bundesbank), Michael Weber (University of Chicago)
Updated on: 09/10/2019 16:46