Exchange Rates: New Papers
Menzie Chinn (August 10th, 2009) Writes:
During the summer, I had the good fortune to attend two excellent conferences focused on new findings in exchange rate economics (yes, not all economic research is focused on the financial crisis and recession). The first was a Bank of Canada-European Central Bank conference Exchange rates: The global perspective, and the second was the NBER International Finance and Macroeconomics Summer Institute session "Exchange Rates and Relative Prices".
Figure 1: Log nominal value of US dollar (blue) and real value of US dollar (red), against currencies of major trading partners. NBER defined recession dates shaded gray, assuming the recession has not ended by July 2009. Source: Federal Reserve Board.
The Bank of Canada-ECB conference papers are here. All the papers, as well as powerpoint files of the presenters and discussants, are available from the conference website; I've reproduced some of the abstracts below.
...Alex Nikolsko-Rzhevskyy, Bank Of Canada, Bank of Canada-European Central, Boston College, Boston University, British Columbia, Canada, Cass Business School, Chairman, David Papell, Economics, Emory University, European Central Bank, European University Institute, Fabio Ghironi, Federal Reserve Bank Of New York, Federal Reserve Bank Of San Francisco, Federal Reserve System, G. D'Annunzio University, Geneva Graduate Institute, Georgetown University, Guy Meredith, Harvard University, International Monetary Fund, Japan, Jordi Gali, Linda Goldberg, Market Commentary, Martin Evans, NBER International Finance and Macroeconomics Summer Institute, Nelson Mark, New York, new york university, Nicolas Berman, P. Della Corte, Paris, Paris School of Economics, Pennsylvania, Philippe Martin, producer, San Francisco, straightforward solution;, Tanya Molodstva, The Bank of Canada-ECB, Thierry Mayer, UCLA, United Kingdom, United States, University of British Columbia, University of Houston, University of Lausanne, University of Memphis, University Of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia, University of Warwick, University Of Washington, University Of Wisconsin, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin


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