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You are invited to register your online attendance at the 9th Workshop on Empirical Monetary Economics taking place on 7-8 December. The registration link is here and the programme in pdf format is available here.
Tuesday 7 December (Zoom, all times are CET - Paris)
13h45–14h45 Session 1 – Central Bank Communication
- Fiorella De Fiore (BIS), with Marco Lombardi, Johannes Schuffels
Are Households Indifferent to Monetary Policy Announcements?
- Sacha Talavera (University of Birmingham), with Yuriy Gorodninchenko, Tho Pham
The Voice of Monetary Policy
14h45–15h Coffee break
15h–16h Session 2 – Monetary Policy & Debt
- Vaishali Garga (FRB Boston), with Daniel Cooper, Maria-José Luengo-Prado
The Mortgage Cash-Flow Channel of Monetary Policy Transmission
- Michele Andreolli (London Business School)
Monetary Policy and the Maturity Structure of Public Debt
16h–16h15 Coffee break
16h15–17h15 Session 3 – Monetary Policy & Firms
- Alexander Rodnyansky (University of Cambridge), with Olivier Darmouni, Oliver Giesecke
The Bond Lending Channel of Monetary Policy
- Alexander Popov (European Central Bank), with Luc Laeven, Niklas Grimm
Quantitative Easing and Corporate Innovation
17h15–17h30 Coffee break
17h30–18h30 Keynote speaker:
- Barbara Rossi (University of Pompeu Fabra & CEPR)
Local Projections in Unstable Environments, with A. Inoue and Y. Wang
Wednesday 8 December
13h45–14h45 Session 4 – Monetary Policy & Labour market
- Lea Steininger (Vienna University), with Jan Philipp Fritsche
Zooming in on Monetary Policy: Labor Share and Production Dynamics of Two Million Firms
- Cristiano Cantore (Bank of England), with F. Ferroni, H. Mumtaz, A. Theophilopoulou
A tail of Labor Supply and a tale of Monetary Policy
14h45–15h Coffee break
15h–16h Session 5 – Monetary Policy & Bank lending
- Camelia Minoiu (Federal Reserve Board), with Rebecca Zarutskie, Andrei Zlate
Motivating Banks to Lend? Credit spillover effects of the Main Street Lending Program
- Yannick Timmer (IMF), with C. Bittner, A. Rodnyansky, F. Saidi
Mixing QE and Interest Rate Policies at the Effective Lower Bound: Micro Evidence from the EA
16h–16h15 Coffee break
16h15–17h15 Session 6 – Monetary Policy & Inequality
- Tobias Broer (Paris School of Economics), with John Kramer, Kurt Mitman
The Curious Incidence of Monetary Policy Shocks Across the Income Distribution
- Mathias Klein (Sveriges Riksbank), with N. Amberg, T. Jansson, A. Rogantini Picco
Five Facts about the Distributional Income Effects of Monetary Policy
17h15–17h30 Coffee break
17h30–18h30 Keynote speaker:
- Eric Swanson (University of California, Irvine)
An Alternative Explanation for the “Fed Information Effect”, with M. Bauer
Organising committee: Christophe Blot (Sciences Po - OFCE & Université Paris-Nanterre) and
Paul Hubert (Banque de France & Sciences Po - OFCE)
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