Summer Workshop on Money, Banking, and Payments
Workshop held August 18-19, 2005
Papers Presented
- Optimal Stabilization Policy with Flexible Prices
Aleks Berensten, University of Basel - Liquidity and the Market for Ideas
Rafael Silveira, University of Pennsylvania - A Model of Interbank Settlement
Ben Lester, University of Pennsylvania - Imperfect Monitoring and the Discounting of Inside Money
David Mills, Board of Governors - Aggregate Uncertainty, Money and Banking
Hongfei Sun, University of Toronto - A Random Matching Theory
Daniela Puzzello, Purdue University - An Overlapping Generations Model with Search
Tao Zhu, Cornell University - Sectoral Shocks and Policy Responses in a Monetary Search Model
Dror Goldberg, Texas A&M - Money and Capital
Boragan Aruoba, University of Maryland - Asset Prices and Liquidity in an Exchange Economy
Ricardo Lagos, New York University - Avoiding the Inflation Tax
Huberto Ennis, Richmond Fed - A Theory of International Currency and Seigniorage Competition
Yiting Li, National Taiwan University - A Model of Banknote Discounts
Warren Weber, Minneapolis Fed - Currency Areas and Monetary Coordination
Shouyong Shi, University of Toronto - Credit and Open Market Operations with Segmented Markets
Steve Williamson, University of Iowa - On the Complementary of Money and Credit
Leo Ferraris, London School of Economics - A Search Based Theory of on-the-run Phenomenon
Pierre-Olivier Weill, New York University - A Model of Money and Credit, with an Application to the Credit Card Debt Puzzle
Irina Telyukova, University of Pennsylvania - Moral Hazard and Equilibrium Bank Runs
David Andolfatto, Simon Fraser University - Limited Participation, Market Power and Inflation Dynamics
Allen Head, Queen's University - Secondary Currency: An Empirical Analysis
Mariana Colacelli, Harvard University - Endogenously Segment Asset Market in an Inventory Theoretic Model of Money Demand
Jonathan Chiu, University of Western Ontario - Mechanism Design and Payments
Thor Koeppl, Queen's University - Gross Loan Flows
Joe Haubrich, Cleveland Fed - Optimal Monetary Policy in a Channel System
Cyril Monnet, European Central Bank - Time Consistency of the Private Provision of Fiat Money
Luis Araujo, Michigan State University - Liquidity, Inflation and Monetary Policy
Marcus Hagedorn, University of Frankfurt - Price Stickiness and the Optimal Return to Money
Ricardo Cavalcanti, FGV