Past Events
51. Jahrestagung: 5. Februar 2021, virtuell
- Friederike Niepmann (Federal Reserve Board): The Dollar and Corporate
Borrowing Costs (with R. Meisenzahl and T. Schmidt‐Eisenlohr) - Raphael Schoenle (Brandeis University/Cleveland Fed): Greening Monetary
Policy: Climate Change Expectations and the Natural Rate (with A. Dietrich
und G. Mueller) - Theresa Kuchler (NYU): Social Proximity to Capital: Implications for Investors and
Firms (with Y. Li, J. Stroebel and D. Zhou) - Johannes Stroebel (NYU): Five Facts About Beliefs and Portfolios (with S. Giglio,
M. Maggiori and S. Utkus) - Michael Weber (University of Chicago): Does Policy Committee Diversity Affect
Public Trust and Expectations? (with F. D’Acunto and A. Fuster) - Klaus Adam (Universität Mannheim): Falling Natural Rates, Rising Housing
Volatility and the Optimal Inflation Target (with O. Pfaeuti and T. Reinelt) - Volker Hahn (Universität Konstanz): Implementing the Commitment Solution via
Discretionary Policy‐Making
50. Jahrestagung: 27./28. Februar 2020, Frankfurt a.M.
- Prof. Michael Weber, Ph.D., University of Chicago: „Exposure to Daily Price Changes and Inflation Expectations“
- Prof. Dr. Zeno Enders, Universität Heidelberg: „Firm expectations and economic activity“
- Prof. Dr. Hans Gersbach, ETH Zürich: „A Central Bank Digital Currency in our Monetary System?“
- Frau Prof. Dr. Claudia M. Buch, Vizepräsidentin Dt. Bundesbank
- Prof. Farzad Saidi, Ph.D., Stockholm School of Economics: „Sticky Deposit Rates and Allocative Effects of Monetary Policy“
- Prof. Klaus Adam, Ph.D., University of Mannheim: „Price Trends over the Product Life Cycle and the Optimal Inflation
Target“ - Prof. Gernot Müller, Ph.D., Universität Tübingen: „Big G“
- Dr. Vivien Lewis, Deutsche Bundesbank
- Dr. Petra Gerlach‐Kristen, Schweizerische Nationalbank: „The dynamics of bank rates in a negative interest rate
environment – the Swiss case“ - Prof. Dr. Christian Bayer, Universität Bonn