We are looking for full papers focusing on issues related to financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics.

As in previous years, we are looking for papers focusing on issues related to financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics.

We are looking for papers focusingon issues related to capital flows, monetary and macroprudentialpolicies, exchange rates, international reserve accumulation, sovereign debt, and international spillovers.Papers in other topics of international macroeconomics and macroeconomics are also welcome.

As in previous years, we are looking for papers focusing on issues related to capital flows, monetary and macroprudential policies, exchange rates, international reserve accumulation, sovereign debt, and international spillovers. Papers in other topics of international macroeconomics and...

The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical papers on the topics of financial stability, financial regulation and supervision, systemic risk, banking, macro-prudential policies and other related topics. Contributions on Fintech, Cryptocurrencies and related innovations in financial markets...

The organizers welcome theoretical and empirical papers related to inflation expectations. In particular: - inflation expectations formation process. - anchoring of inflation expectations. - measurement of inflation expectations. - the role of inflation expectations in the transmission of...

Panel 1: Asset Market Bubbles and Fed Policy Panel 2: Financial Innovation and Monetary Policy Panel 3: Moral Hazard and the Limits of Monetary Policy

Cato’s 25th Annual Monetary Conference will focus on money and freedom—in particular, the risks inherent in a government fiat money regime—and consider monetary and exchange-rate regimes that may emerge in the search for stable money. In addition to the dollar, yen, and euro, special...

This year's monetary conference will address the following issues: - How should the Fed respond to growing global imbalances and a falling dollar? - Is global competition sufficient to discipline central banks? - Did the Greenspan Fed err by providing too much liquidity in the face of crises and...

Globalization has substantially increased the flow of private capital available to emerging markets compared with official flows from multilateral institutions. Countries that pursue sound polices will attract large capital inflows, but those that do not will suffer net capital outflows. This...