Conference on Monetary Economics
Conference held August 13-17, 2001
Papers Presented
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Specialization, Trade, and Money
Robert Reed, University of Kentucky (with Gabriele Camera and Chris Waller) -
The Endogenous Emergence of Monetary Exchange
Brett Norwood, University of Pennsylvania -
Price Posting, Price Dispersion, and Inflation in a Random Matching Model
Allen Head, Queen's University (with Alok Kumar) -
Partial Acceptability of Money
Andre Shevchenko, Michigan State University (with Randall Wright) -
Currency Portfolios and Nominal Exchange Rates
Ben Craig, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (with Chris Waller) -
Dollarization via Currency Substitution
Chris Waller, University of Kentucky (with Gabriele Camera and Ben Craig) -
Monetary Stability and Incomplete Information
Luis Araujo, University of Pennsylvania -
A Simple Model of Money and Banking
Ed Nosal, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (with David Andolfatto) -
On the Emergence of Banking: Kiyotaki-Wright with Shifting Neighborhoods
Christian Zimmermann, University of Quebec at Montreal -
On Efficiency in Search Models of Money
Aleks Berentsen, University of Bern (with Guillaume Rocheteau and Shouyong Shi) -
Existence of Monetary Steady States in a Matching Model of Money
Tao Zhu, Pennsylvania State University -
A New Framework for Monetary Theory and Policy Analysis
Ricardo Lagos, New York University (with Randy Wright) -
Optimal Allocations in Random Matching Models of Money
Alexi Deviatov, Pennsylvania State University -
End of Days
Gabriele Camera, Purdue University (with Filip Vesely)
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