Session chair: David Archer
Opening remarks by Rod Carr, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Exchange rate strategies for small open developed economies such as New Zealand
Presented by: Anne-Marie Brook (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Currency unions and policy domains
Presented by: Peter B Kenen (Princeton University)
Openness, imperfect exchange rate pass-through and monetary policy
Presented by: Frank Smets (European Central Bank)
Discussant: Weshah Razzak (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Session chair: Arthur Grimes
Experiences and future challenges for a small oil-producing country
Presented by: Ingvild Svendsen (Bank of Norway)
Discussant: Michael Reddell (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Is foreign exchange intervention effective? The Japanese experiences in the 1990s
Presented by: Takatoshi Ito (Hitotsubashi University)
Discussant: Kelly Eckhold (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Optimal monetary policy delegation under incomplete exchange rate pass-through
Presented by: Malin Adolfson (Swedish Riksbank)
Discussant: Chris Plantier (Reserve Bank of New Zealand)
Closing remarks