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Program overview

Sessions

Parallel Sessions A
June 2nd · 9:00-10:40 · A · Automation, AI, and Labour Markets Invited
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  • From Farm to Factory: Agricultural Mechanization and Occupational Outcomes in Early Twentieth Century America   by Henry Siu
  • Will AI Adoption Intensify or Weaken Market Competition?   by Zheng Liu
  • The Demand for Tasks in the Age of AI   by Paul Gaggl
  • AI in the Office and the Factory: Evidence from Administrative Software Registry Data   by Gustavo da Souza
June 2nd · 9:00-10:40 · A · Monetary Policy Communication
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  • Building Central Bank Credibility: The Role of Forecast Performance   by Michael Mcmahon
  • Consumers’ Attention to Monetary Policy: The Importance of Having “Skin in the Game”   by Ina Hajdini
  • Communicating Policy Under Uncertainty   by Thorsten Drautzburg
  • Beyond the Actual: The Macroeconomic Implications of the Perceived Taylor Rule   by Husang Kim
June 2nd · 9:00-10:40 · A · Firm Dynamics
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  • Ownership Changes and Firm Dynamics   by Bettina Brueggemann
  • Demand-Driven Stagnation: Customer Acquisition and Persistent Firm Growth Slowdowns   by Thomas Lazarowicz
  • Born Different: Entrepreneurship Through Inventor Mobility, Innovation, and Growth   by Ia Vardishvili
  • Communication Friction, Managerial Expectation, and Firm Dynamics   by Haoran Wang
June 2nd · 9:00-10:40 · A · Innovation, Market Power, and Growth
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  • Materials, Technology and Growth: Quantifying the Costs of Circularity   by Zachary Mahone
  • Endogenous Firm Divergence and Increasing Concentration as a Feature of Long-Run Growth   by Oliver Gansfort
  • Financial Frictions, Market Power, and Innovation   by Pedro Armada
  • Experimental and Applied R&D Investment Under Liquidity Constraints   by Samson Aklobo
June 2nd · 9:00-10:40 · A · Expectations and Beliefs
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Parallel Sessions B
June 2nd · 13:30-15:10 · B · Macroeconomic Development Invited
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  • The Role of Services as a Driver of Cross-Country Aggregate Productivity Dynamics   by Diego Restuccia
  • Why AI Reduces Human Capital: Choosing Paychecks Over Diplomas   by Santiago Caicedo
  • The Macroeconomics of Poverty Across Countries   by Duc Nguyen
  • Land Property Rights, Financial Frictions, and Resource Allocation in Developing Countries   by Kristina Manysheva
June 2nd · 13:30-15:10 · B · Monetary Policy I
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  • Structural Changes in Investment and the Waning Power of Monetary Policy   by Jacob Weber
  • Do Capacity Constraints Affect the Pass-Through of Monetary Policy to Prices?   by Edvin Ahlander
  • Decomposing the Investment Channel of Monetary Policy   by Lennart Niermann
June 2nd · 13:30-15:10 · B · Fiscal Policy and Household Behavior
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June 2nd · 13:30-15:10 · B · Exchange Rates and Open Economy
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June 2nd · 13:30-15:10 · B · Labour Search and Matching
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Parallel Sessions C
June 2nd · 15:30-17:10 · C · Dynamic Trade Invited
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  • Trade Risk and Food Security   by Tasso Adamopoulos
  • Fiscal Limits to Protectionism: The 2025 US Tariff Laffer Curve   by Pau Pujolas
  • The Tariff Tax Cut: Tariffs as Revenue   by Carter Mix
  • Recovering Credible Trade Elasticities from Incredible Trade Reforms   by Joseph Steinberg
June 2nd · 15:30-17:10 · C · Financial Frictions and Business Cycles
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  • Aggregate Capital and Informality in High Inflation Economies   by Gabriel Devoto
  • Dry Firms, Deep Recessions: Corporate Payouts and Aggregate Dynamics   by Timo Haber
  • Asset Purchases in a Monetary Union with Default and Liquidity Risks   by Nora Traum
  • Firm Cyclicality and Financial Frictions   by Filip Rozsypal
June 2nd · 15:30-17:10 · C · Labour Markets
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  • When Neighbors Stop Knocking: The Impact of Canada’s 2025 Tourism Decline on U.S. Local Labor Markets   by Etienne Lalé
  • Furloughs, Employment, and Worker Reallocation in Normal Times   by Oskari Vähämaa
  • Waiting to Hire and the Business Cycle   by Edouard Challe
  • Non-Competes, Worker Mobility, and Productivity Growth: Theory and Evidence   by Hyejin Park
June 2nd · 15:30-17:10 · C · Housing Markets
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  • Mortgage Interest Rate Risk and the Propagation of Shocks   by Matías Vieyra
  • Matching People to Properties: A Matching Function for the Housing Market   by Kevin Sheedy
  • Some Apples Fall Far: Skill Premium, Housing Indivisibility, and the Rising Price-to-Rent Ratio   by Alexey Khazanov
  • United in Booms, Divided in Busts: Regional House Price Cycles and Monetary Policy   by Hannes Twieling
June 2nd · 15:30-17:10 · C · Monetary Policy II
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  • License to Ease: Competition and Monetary Policy Interaction   by Antoine Camous
  • Do Monetary Policy Shocks Affect the Neutral Rate of Interest?   by Rodrigo Sekkel
  • Inventories Matter for the Transmission of Monetary Policy: Uncovering the Cost-of-Carry Channel   by Diego de Sousa Rodrigues
Parallel Sessions D
June 3rd · 9:00-10:40 · D · Young Economists Session Invited
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  • FX Market Depth and Exchange Rate Volatility   by Oliver Vogt
  • Private Buffers, Public Fragility: Liquidity Requirements and the Interbank Market   by Rafael Berriel
  • Strategic Macroeconomic Policymaking: When Does Cooperation Pay Off?   by Camilo Granados
June 3rd · 9:00-10:40 · D · Heterogeneous Agents and Household Decisions
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  • Aging, Monetary Policy and Wealth Inequality   by Christian Bustamante
  • On the Effects of Inflation on Real Earnings Risk, Aggregate Demand, and Welfare   by Alexander Matusche
  • Income Uncertainty, Nonlinear Dynamics, and Consumption: A Subjective Income Expectations Framework   by Julio Galvez
  • Rationally Inattentive Heterogeneous Agents   by Etienne Briand
June 3rd · 9:00-10:40 · D · Taxation and Labour Supply
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  • Cohabitation, Marriage, and Tax Policy in the United States   by Viola Garstenauer
  • Income Taxes and Entrepreneurship   by Yuki Yao
  • Labor Market Fluidity, Skill Accumulation and the Insurance Effects from Taxes   by Pedro Silos
  • Tax Design with Transition   by Musab Kurnaz
June 3rd · 9:00-10:40 · D · Inflation Dynamics
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  • A Decomposition of the Phillips Curve’s Flattening   by William Dupor
  • The Cost Shocks Pass-Through and the Aggregate Price Volatility   by Lucia Veraldi
  • State-Dependent Pass-Through with Heterogeneous Exposure to Common Shocks   by Julien Martin
  • Retail Inventories and Inflation Dynamics: The Price Margin Channel   by Julio Ortiz
Parallel Sessions E
June 3rd · 9:00-10:40 · E · Climate, Disasters, and Macroeconomic Stability
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June 3rd · 11:00-12:40 · E · Information and Expectations in Macro Invited
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June 3rd · 11:00-12:40 · E · Asset Prices and Financial Markets
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  • Hysteresis in Asset Liquidity   by Lu Wang
  • The Effect of Market Power on the Risk-Free Rate and the Equity Premium   by Jose Lores
  • The Return on Capital in Disaggregated Economies: Theory and Measurement   by Andrea Chiavari
  • Firm Heterogeneity and Adverse Selection in External Finance: Micro Evidence and Macro Implications   by Xing Guo
June 3rd · 11:00-12:40 · E · International Finance and Capital Flows
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  • Quantitative Easing in Heterogeneous Monetary Union   by Nastasia Henry
  • U.S. Stablecoins and the Global Safe Asset Channel: Private Money Meets Public Debt   by Daniele Siena
  • World Cycles Revisited: Diverging Trends in Prices and Quantities   by Antoine Camous
  • Short-Run and Long-Run News: Evidence from Giant Commodity Discoveries   by Laure Simon
June 3rd · 11:00-12:40 · E · Misallocation and Aggregate Productivity
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  • Supply-Side Misallocation Within and Across Farms: Evidence from Italy   by Swapnika Rachapalli
  • Publicly-Listed Firms, Capital Misallocation, and Aggregate Productivity   by Stephen Ayerst
  • Bigger and Bigger... But Also Less Connected to Their Hinterland? An Anatomy of the Economic Linkages of Large Cities   by Florian Mayneris
  • A Quantitative Model for Evaluating Changes in the Duration of Secondary School with an Application to the G8 Reform in Germany   by Lara Klein
June 3rd · 11:00-12:40 · E · Inequality and Wealth Dynamics
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  • Serial Entrepreneurship: Rethinking Top Wealth Dynamics   by Ozgur Karabulut
  • Income Inequality and Bank Funding Fragility   by Anni Isojaervi
  • Disaster Risk and Wealth Inequality   by Maximilian Weiß
  • The Dynamics of Firm-Level Pay: Theory and Evidence from Portugal   by Rui Castro
Parallel Sessions F
June 3rd · 15:30-17:10 · F · Sovereign Debt and Default
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  • Sovereign Exposure to the Global Financial Cycle and Unconventional Monetary Policy in Emerging Markets   by Anatole Meunier
  • Too Much of a Good Thing? Safe Assets, Spillovers, and the Lack of Fiscal Policy Coordination   by Matthias Gnewuch
  • Irreversibility, Lumpy Investment, and the Dynamics of Public Capital and Sovereign Debt   by Alok Johri
  • The Role of Market Liquidity in Public Debt Sustainability   by Pierre-Edouard Collignon
June 3rd · 15:30-17:10 · F · Optimal Monetary Policy
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  • The Third Mandate   by Francois Gourio
  • On Looking Through Sectoral Shocks: The Role of (De-)Anchored Inflation Expectations   by Joost Roettger
  • Ramsey Optimal Inflation with Heterogeneous Firms   by Henning Weber
  • Central Bank Losses and Inflation: 350 Years of Evidence   by Martin Kliem
June 3rd · 15:30-17:10 · F · Household Finance and Credit Markets
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  • The Changing Value of Employment   by Davide Alonzo
  • Signaling and Temptation   by Joaquin Saldain
  • Rethinking Mortgage Design: The Trade-off Between Household Insurance and Financial Stability*   by Bulent Guler
  • Explaining Contract Heterogeneity in the Credit Card Market   by Burcu Eyigungor
June 3rd · 15:30-17:10 · F · Production Networks
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Participants

Jonathan Adams
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Edvin Ahlander
IIES, Stockholm University
Samson Aklobo
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Felipe Alduino Alves
Bank of Canada
Davide Alonzo
Université de Montréal
Pedro Armada
Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH)
Stephen Ayerst
international monetary fund
Suman Basu
International Monetary Fund
Rafael Berriel
Stanford University
Etienne Briand
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Bettina Brueggemann
McMaster University
Christian Bustamante
Banque du Canada
Rui Castro
McGill University
Edouard Challe
Paris School of Economics
Andrea Chiavari
University of Oxford
Pierre-Edouard Collignon
Université Laval
Piero de Dominicis
Bocconi University
Diego de Sousa Rodrigues
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Gabriel Devoto
International Monetary Fund
Anthony Diercks
Board
Ziran Ding
University of St Andrews
Thorsten Drautzburg
federal reserve bank of philadelphia
William Dupor
Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
Burcu Eyigungor
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
José-Elías Gallegos
Banco de España
Julio Galvez
CUNEF Universidad
Oliver Gansfort
University of Cologne
Viola Garstenauer
TU Wien
Francois Gourio
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Bulent Guler
Indiana University
Xing Guo
Banque du Canada
Timo Haber
Dutch Central Bann
Ina Hajdini
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Nastasia Henry
Aix-Marseille University
Patrick Huertgen
Deutsche Bundesbank
Anni Isojaervi
Federal Reserve Board
Alok Johri
McMaster University
Marek Kapicka
CERGE-EI
Ozgur Karabulut
Le Mans University
Lilia Karnizova
University of Ottwa
Alexey Khazanov
The Hebrew University
Husang Kim
University of Texas at Austin
Lara Klein
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Martin Kliem
Deutsche Bundesbank
Musab Kurnaz
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Jean-Paul L'Huillier
Brandeis University
Etienne Lalé
York University
Thomas Lazarowicz
UCL
Zheng Liu
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Zachary Mahone
McMaster University
Julien Martin
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Alexander Matusche
Technische Universität Berlin
Florian Mayneris
Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)
Michael Mcmahon
University of Oxford
Anatole Meunier
Université Paris-Dauphine
Lennart Niermann
University of Cambridge
Sergio Ocampo
University of Western Ontario
Julio Ortiz
Federal Reserve Board
Hyejin Park
Université de Montréal
Pau Pujolas
McMaster University
Swapnika Rachapalli
University of British Columbia
Luke Rawling
Queen's University
Joost Roettger
Deutsche Bundesbank
Similan Rujiwattanapong
Waseda University
Jane Ryngaert
University of Notre Dame
Joaquin Saldain
Banque du Canada
Juan M. Sanchez
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Miguel Santana
Banque du Canada
Karthik Sastry
Princeton University
Daniel Jonas Schmidt
De Nederlandsche Bank
Rodrigo Sekkel
Banque du Canada
Kevin Sheedy
London School of Economics
Daniele Siena
Politecnico di Milano
Pedro Silos
Temple University
Laure Simon
Banque du Canada
Hannes Twieling
Banque du Canada
Oskari Vähämaa
University of Helsinki
Ia Vardishvili
Auburn University
Lucia Veraldi
université paris dauphine
Gauthier Vermandel
École polytechnique
Matías Vieyra
Bank of Canada
Oliver Vogt
University of British Columbia
Haoran Wang
University of Maryland
Lu Wang
University of Western Australia
Henning Weber
Deutsche Bundesbank
Jacob Weber
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Maximilian Weiß
University Tuebingen
Andreas Westermark
Sveriges Riksbank
Ronald Wolthoff
University of Toronto
Yuki Yao
University of Kent
Roy Zilberman
Lancaster University
Camilo Granados
University of Texas at Dallas
Carter Mix
Federal Reserve Board
Filip Rozsypal
Danmarks Nationalbank
Paul Gaggl
UNC Charlotte
Gustavo da Souza
FRB Chicago
Diego Restuccia
University of Toronto and NBER
Santiago Caicedo
Chicago Fed
Duc Nguyen
Amherst College
Kristina Manysheva
Columbia University
Christopher Carroll
Johns Hopkins University
Chris Huckfeldt
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Tasso Adamopoulos
York University
Joseph Steinberg
University of Toronto
Michael Devereux
University of British Columbia
Ryan Chahrour
Cornell University
Jose Lores
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Matthias Gnewuch
European Stability Mechanism
Nora Traum
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco