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Economics Seminars - 2005

The following seminars were given at the Bank in 2005.

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These seminars are open to academic and professional economists. Applications to attend or deliver a seminar should be addressed to the Co-ordinator of Economics Research Network Initiative (ERNI).

Date

Visitor and Affiliation

Seminar

1 Dec 2005

Alfred Guender

University of Canterbury

Price Level Targeting and Delegation Issue

29 Nov 2005

Jacek B. Krawczyk

Victoria University of Wellington

“Satisficing” Solutions to a Monetary Policy Problem: A Viability Theory Approach

23 Nov 2005

Jan Libich

LaTrobe University

Inflexibility of Inflation Targeting Revisited: Modelling the Anchoring Effect

16 Nov 2005

Yuliya Meshcheryakova

Victoria University of Wellington

Macroeconomic Effects of International Outsourcing

19 Oct 2005

Peter Chang

Victoria University of Wellington

Development aid, Steady State Equilibrium, and Endogenously Arising Volatility in a Neoclassical Growth Model

12 Oct 2005

Müge Adalet

Victoria University of Wellington

Current Account Reversals: Always a Problem?

5 Oct 2005

Adrian Pagan

CAMA and ANU

Inventories and the Business Cycle

30 Sept 2005

Begoña Domínguez

University of Auckland

The Time-Consistency of Government Debt and Institutional Restrictions on the Level of Debt

22 Sept 2005

Kylie Smith

Reserve Bank of Australia

Housing and the Household Wealth Portfolio: The Role of Location

19 Sept 2005

David Hendry

Oxford University

Unpredictability and the Foundations of Economic Forecasting

17 Aug 2005

Weshah Razzak

Department of Labour

Income, Productivity and Real Interest Rates: Why are New Zealand and Australia so Different?

12 Aug 2005

Timothy Kam

Australian National University

Ramsey Fiscal and Monetary Policy under Sticky Prices and Liquid Bonds

12 Aug 2005

Thomas Lubik

Johns Hopkins University

A Simple, Structural, and Empirical Model of the Antipodean Transmission Mechanism

12 Aug 2005

Paul McNelis

Fordham University

Fiscal and Trade Balances in a Model with Sticky Prices and Distortionary Taxes

12 Aug 2005

Claudio Soto

Central Bank of Chile

Model for Analysis and Simulations

11 Aug 2005

Debasis Bandyopadhyay

University of Auckland Business School

Calibration: A New Econometric Tool for Empirical Macroeconomics

10 Aug 2005

Thomas Lubik

John Hopkins University

An Assessment of Search and Matching Models of Labour Markets

4 Aug 2005

Mark Holmes

Waikato University

Integration or Independence? An Alternative Assessment of Real Interest Rate Linkages

27 July 2005

Thomas Lubik

John Hopkins University

A Bayesian Look at New Open Economy Macroeconomics

26 July 2005

John Williams

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Robust Monetary Policy with Imperfect Knowledge

19 July 2005

John Williams

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Monetary Policy Under Uncertainty in Micro-Founded Macroeconometric Models

28 June 2005

Stephen Cecchetti

Brandeis University

Changing Inflation Persistence

27 June 2005

Stephen Cecchetti

Brandeis University

Capital Requirement and Optimal Monetary Policy

13 June 2005

Daniel S. Hamermesh

University of Texas at Austin

The Value of Peripatetic Economists: A Sesqui-Difference Evaluation of Bob Gregory

20 May 2005

Jim Nason

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Identifying the New Keynesian Phillips Curve

20 May 2005

Juan Rubio-Ramirez

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

A,B,C's (and D)'s for Understanding VARs

13 April 2005

Dick Startz

University of Washington

Measuring the NAIRU with Reduced Uncertainty: A Multiple Indicator-Common Component Approach

11 April 2005

Dick Startz

University of Washington

Partial Adjustment as Optimal Response in a Dynamic Brainard Model

21 March 2005

Timo Teräsvirta

Stockholm School of Economics

Non-linear Econometrics

3 March 2005

Dean Hyslop

New Zealand Treasury

Recent Developments in the Econometrics of Panel Data

V. V. Chari

University of Minnesota

A Critique of Structural VARs Using Real Business Cycle Theory