CANCELLED Seongman Moon (UC3M), Revisting the tests of the unbiased hypothesis of forward exchange rates (joint with Carlos Velasco).
31 March 2009:
Anton Braun (University of Tokyo), Computing densities and expectations in stochastic recursive economies: Generalized look-ahead techniques (joint with John Stachurski and Huiyu Li).
Francesc Obiols (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), Polarization under incomplete markets and endogenous labor productivity (joint with Albert Marcet).
Ellis W. Tallman (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta), Information
in data revision processes: Payroll employment and real-time measurement
of employment conditions (joint with Peter Zadrozny).
Berthold Herrendorf (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Determinacy
with capital adjustment costs and sector-specific externalities (joint
with Ákos Valentinyi).
20 October 2000:
Manuel Santos (Arizona State University), Economic growth in a
sample of Latin American and OECD countries, 1960-1990.
10 November 2000:
Javier Ortega (GREMAQ-IDEI, Université de Toulouse), Work-sharing,
downward working time rigidity and efficiency.
24 November 2000:
Omar Licandro (FEDEA), Vintage human capital, demographic trends
and endogenous growth.
15 December 2000:
Klaus Desmet (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), The changing
spatial distribution of economic activity across U.S. counties.
Second Term
26 January 2001:
Guido Ascari (University of Pavia), Relative wage concern: The
missing piece in the contract multiplier? (joint with J.A. García).
9 February 2001:
Samuel Bentolila (CEMFI), Unemployment and consumption: Are job
losses less painful near the Mediterranean? (joint with A. Ichino).
23 February 2001:
Fabrice Collard (CNRS, France), Exchange rate systems (joint with
H. Dellas).
9 March 2001:
Javier Diaz-Giménez (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Accounting for earnings
and wealth inequality (joint with A. Castañeda and J.V. Rios-Rull).
23 March 2001:
Carlos Urrutia (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Intergenerational persistence
of income: Sources and policy (joint with D. Restuccia).
Third Term
6 April 2001:
Paulo Brito (ISEG, Lisboa), A Bentham-Ramsey model for spatially
heterogeneous growth.
20 April 2001:
Juan J. Dolado (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Asymmetries
in the conduct of monetary policy rules: Evidence from some central banks
(joint with Ramón María-Dolores and Manuel Naveira).
11 May 2001:
María José Luengo (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) The implications
of lower down payments on consumption volatility (joint with Christopher
Farr).
25 May 2001:
Francesco Ricci (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Environmental
policy and growth when inputs are differentiated in pollution intensity.
8 June 2001:
Matteo Ciccarelli (Universidad de Alicante) The transmission mechanism
of European monetary policy: Is there heterogeneity? Is it changing over
time? (joint with Alessandro Rebucci).
1999 - 2000
First Term
8 October 1999:
Jose-Manuel Campa (New York University), An options-based analysis
of emerging market exchange rate expectations: Brazil's real plan, 1994-1999
(joint with K. Chang and J. Refalo).
5 November 1999:
Barbara Petrongolo (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Workers'
transitions from temporary to permanent employment: The Spanish case (joint
with Maia Guell).
26 November 1999:
Luis Puch (Universidad Complutense), Vintage capital and the dynamics
of the AK model (joint with R. Boucekkine, O. Licandro and F. del Río).
3 December 1999:
Manuel Santos (Arizona State University), On non-existence of
markov equilibria in competitive-market economies.
Second Term
28 January 2000:
Ramon Marimon (European University Institute), Competition and
reputation (joint with Juan P. Nicolini and Pedro Teles).
11 February 2000:
Antonia Díaz (Universidad de Alicante and FEDEA), Minimum consumption,
transitional dynamics and the Kuznets curve (joint with M.J. Álvarez).
25 February 2000:
Berthold Herrendorf (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Determinacy
with heterogeneous skills and increasing returns (joint with Akos Valentinyi).
10 March 2000:
Carsten K. Nielsen (Banco de España), Floating exchange rates
versus a monetary union under rational beliefs: The role of endogenous
uncertainty.
31 March 2000:
Gabriel Perez-Quiros (European Central Bank), The daily market
for funds in Europe. Has something changed with the EMU? (joint with H.
Rodriguez).
Third Term
6 October 2000:
Berthold Herrendorf (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Determinacy
with capital adjustment costs and sector-specific externalities (joint
with Ákos Valentinyi).
20 October 2000:
Manuel Santos (Arizona State University), Economic growth in a
sample of Latin American and OECD countries, 1960-1990.
10 November 2000:
Javier Ortega (GREMAQ-IDEI, Université de Toulouse), Work-sharing,
downward working time rigidity and efficiency.
24 November 2000:
Omar Licandro (FEDEA), Vintage human capital, demographic trends
and endogenous growth.
15 December 2000:
Klaus Desmet (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), The changing
spatial distribution of economic activity across U.S. counties.
1998 - 1999
First Term
9 October 1998:
Samuel Bentolila (CEMFI), Explaining movements in the labor
share (joint with G. Saint-Paul).
23 October 1998:
Javier Díaz-Giménez (Universidad Carlos III), Earnings and
wealth inequality with income taxation (joint with A. Castañeda and
J.V. Ríos-Rull).
13 November 1998:
Antonia Díaz (Universidad de Alicante), Altruism, poverty,
and inter-vivos transfers (joint with C. Echevarría).
11 December 1998:
Jesus Felipe (Georgia Institute of Technology), Markups in
US industry: What does the recent literature tell us? (joint with
J.S.L. McCombie).
Second Term
5 February 1999:
Javier Vallés (Banco de España), The liquidity effect in a
small open economy model (joint with J. Andrés and J.D. López Salido).
26 February 1999:
Claudio Michelacci (CEMFI), Cross-sectional heterogeneity and
the persistence of aggregate fluctuations.
12 March 1999:
Enrique Alberola (Banco de España), On the relevance and nature
of regional inflation differentials: The case of Spain (joint with
J.M. Marqués).
26 March 1999:
Vincenzo Galasso (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), A coalition
theory of social security (joint with J.I. Conde).
Third Term
16 April 1999:
Olivier Tinguely (University of Lausanne), Reorganization costs,
business cycle, and asset prices.
7 May 1999:
Ana Montes (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Intergenerational
transfer institutions: Public educationand public pensions
(joint with M. Boldrin).
21 May 1999:
Georges Siotis (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), Total factor
productivity growth and market power. An illustration for Spain, 1983-1996.
June 18 1999:
Adriana Kugler (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), The impact of firing
costs on turnover and unemployment: Evidence from the Colombian labour
market reform.
