The conference aims to provide researchers and policymakers an opportunity to present theoretical and empirical research related to the subdued global growth performance. Of particular relevance are the implications for global linkages and monetary policies in an environment of high economic and...

The EcoMod Modeling School will offer 2 intensive five-day courses in the international capital of the USA. Since the courses are run simultaneously, participants can only choose one course for this period. The following courses will be offered: - Practical General Equilibrium Modeling with...

Conference program: Session 1) Foundations for macroprudential policy, Session 2) Assessing risk and resilience in the financial system, Session 3) Modelling the impact of macroprudential policy, Session 4) A macroprudential policy for the financial sector, Policy Panel - What macroprudential...

The GVAR model is a compact model of the world economy designed to explicitly model the economic and financial interdependencies at national and international levels. The training is fully practical and provides 'hands-on' experience through intensive use of exercises on the computer. The...

The EcoMod Modeling School will offer 3 intensive five-day courses in South Korea cohosted by Jeju Development(JDI) and Jeju National University. Since the courses are run simultaneously, participants can only choose one course for this period. The following courses will be offered: - Practical...

The purpose of the Forum is to promote the discussion of frontier research on empirical and theoretical issues in International Finance, Banking, and Open Economy Macroeconomics, with a special eye on relevance for monetary policy.

The role of fiscal policy for business-cycle stabilisation and for risk sharing in a monetary union is a matter of interest for both policymakers and academics, especially in view of the financial crisis in Europe of past years. The aim of the conference is to explore this role, accompanied by...

The transmission of monetary policy actions to credit markets is substantially influenced by the changing economic environment. Since the start of the Great Recession, credit markets not only have been the source of macroeconomic disturbances but they have also been instrumental in the...