Shocks, Frictions, and Inequality in US Business Cycles Ralph Luetticke (UCL) with Christian Bayer and Benjamin Born
Discussant: Marco Del Negro (NY Fed)
Capital, Income Inequality, and Consumption: the Missing Link Florin Bilbiie (University of Lausanne) with Diego Känzig and Paolo Surico
Discussant: Thomas Drechsel (University of Maryland)
Break
Session 2
Optimal Monetary Policy for the Masses James Bullard (St. Louis Fed) with Riccardo DiCecio
Discussant: Federica Romei (Oxford)
Break and discussion in breakout rooms (by invitation only)
Session 3
Monetary Policy, Credit and Labor Income Redistribution Martina Jasova (Barnard College) with Caterina Mendicino, Ettore Panetti, Jose-Luis Peydro, Dominik Supera
Discussant: Fatih Karahan (NY Fed)
Some Like it Hot: Assessing Longer-term Labor Market Benefits from a High-Pressure Economy Julie Hotchkiss (Atlanta Fed) with Robert Moore
Discussant: Joaquin Garcia-Cabo Herrero (Fed Board)
Break
Session 4
Financial Frictions and the Wealth Distribution Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde (University of Pennsylvania) with Samual Hurtado, Galo Nuno
Discussant: Christian Wolf (Chicago)
Micro Jumps, Macro Humps: Monetary Policy and Business Cycles in an Estimated HANK Model Matthew Rognlie (Northwestern University)/Adrian Auclert (Stanford University) with Ludwig Straub
Discussant: Minsu Chang (Georgetown University)
Happy hour in breakout rooms (by invitation only)
Friday, October 16
Keynote Presentation by Gianluca Violante (Princeton)
Break
Session 5
A Model of Intermediation, Money, Interest, and Prices Saki Bigio (UCLA) with Yuliy Sannikov
Discussant: Pablo D’Erasmo (Philadelphia Fed)
Break and discussion in breakout rooms (by invitation only)
Session 6
The Transmission of Monetary Policy under the Microscope Pascal Paul (San Francisco Fed) with Martin Holm and Andreas Tischbirek
Discussant: Corinna Boar (NYU)
The Dynamic Effect of Monetary Policy on Heterogeneous Agents Patrick Kehoe (Stanford University) with Virgiliu Midrigan, Elena Pastorino, Sergio Salgado
Discussant: Fabrizio Perri (Minneapolis Fed)
Break and discussion in breakout rooms (by invitation only)
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