National Bureau of Economic Research : Multiple Equilibria and Financial Crises, May 14-15, 2015
Supported by NBER, NYU, San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank, the Barry Family Trust, and UCLA, the Multiple Equilibria and Financial Crises conference explored macroeconomic models featuring multiple equilibria, self-fulfilling expectations, and financial market collapses. Sessions covered self-fulfilling liquidity crises, speculative bubbles, debt mismatches, and monetary policy interactions during downturns.
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- National Bureau of Economic Research: Multiple Equilibria and Financial Crises [Agenda]
- Financial Liberalization, Debt Mismatch, Allocative Efficiency and Growth
- Financial Liberalization, Debt Mismatch, Allocative Efficiency and Growth [Presentation]
- [Discussion of] Financial Liberalization, Debt Mismatch, Allocative Efficiency and Growth [Presentation]
- Coordinating Business Cycles
- Coordinating Business Cycles [Presentation]
- Discussion of Coordinating Business Cycles [Presentation]
- Monetary Exchange in Over-the-Counter Markets: A Theory of Speculative Bubbles, the Fed Model, and Self-Fulfilling Liquidity Crises
- A Model of Monetary Exchange in Over-the-Counter Markets [Presentation]
- Discussion of Monetary Exchange in Over-the-Counter Markets: A Theory of Speculative Bubbles, the Fed Model, and Self-Fulfilling Liquidity Crises [Presentation]
- Agency Business Cycle
- Agency Business Cycles [Presentation]
- Discussion of Agency Business Cycle [Presentation]
- Sunspot Equilibrium [Presentation]
- Hysteresis in Unemployment and Jobless Recoveries
- Hysteresis in Unemployment and Jobless Recoveries [Presentation]
- Discussion of Hysteresis in Unemployment and Jobless Recoveries [Presentation]
- Global Sunspots and Asset Prices in a Monetary Economy
- Global Sunspots and Asset Prices in a Monetary Economy [Presentation]
- Discussion of Global Sunspots and Asset Prices in a Monetary Economy [Presentation]
- Synchronization and Bias in a Simple Macroeconomic Model
- Synchronization and Bias in a Simple Macroeconomic Model [Presentation]
- Discussion of Synchronization and Bias in a Simple Macroeconomic Model [Presentation]
- Stagnation Traps
- Stagnation Traps [Presentation]
- Discussion on Stagnation Traps [Presentation]
- Open Market Operations
- Open Market Operations [Presentation]
- Discussion of Open Market Operations [Presentation]
- Credit Search and Credit Cycles
- Credit Search and Credit Cycles [Presentation]
- Discussion of Credit Search and Credit Cycles [Presentation]
- Government Debt and Banking Fragility: The Spreading of Strategic Uncertainty
- Government Debt and Banking Fragility: The Spreading of Strategic Uncertainty [Presentation]
- Comments on Government Debt and Banking Fragility: The Spreading of Strategic Uncertainty [Presentation]
- Slow Moving Debt Crises
- Slow Moving Debt Crises [Presentation]
- Discussion: Slow Moving Debt Crises [Presentation]
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