Society of Economic Dynamics 2013 Meeting, June 27-29, Seoul

33_smallI have attended the 2013 SED meeting in Seoul. As good as always. This conference is by far my favorite one: a lot of good economics and a lot of fun.  I presented my  paper with Paul Beaudry, “Understanding Non-Inflationary Demand Driven Business Cycles”, in a session organized by Pontus Rendahl.

Here is the program of that session:

Session 56: Demand Effects and Labour Market Interactions

June 28, 2013 13:00 to 15:00

1. Understanding Non-Inflationary Demand Driven Business Cycles

By Paul Beaudry; University of British Columbia & Franck Portier; Toulouse School of Economics

Presented by: Franck Portier, Toulouse School of Economics

2. A Theory of Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand as Functions of Market Tightness with Prices as Parameters

By Pascal Michaillat; London School of Economics & Emmanuel Saez; UC Berkeley

Presented by: Pascal Michaillat, London School of Economics

3. Precautionary Saving and Aggregate Demand

By Edouard Challe; Ecole Polytechnique & Julien Matheron; Banque de France & Xavier Ragot; Paris School of Economics &Juan Rubio-Ramirez; Duke University

Presented by: Edouard Challe, Ecole Polytechnic

4. Unemployment (Fears), Precautionary Savings, and Aggregate Demand

By Pontus Rendahl; University of Cambridge

Presented by: Pontus Rendahl, University of Cambridge

Atelier en macroéconomie CIRPÉE-DEEP-TSE, 20 et 21 juin, Toulouse

capitole-toulouse-hdrMon collègue Patrick Fève a organisé pour le groupe de macroéconomie à TSE une nouvelle édition de l’atelier de macroéconomie qui regroupe les macroéconomistes du CIRPÉE (Montréal) et du DEEP (Lausanne). J’y ai présenté une partie d’un article avec Paul Beaudry qui  fait un point sur  la littérature sur les chocs de nouvelles (“News shocks“).

Ci-dessous le programme de ce jour et demi de présentation:

Jeudi 20 juin 2013

1. PORTIER, Franck (TSE) et Paul Beaudry (UBC) « News Driven Business Cycles: Insights and Challenge »

2. BENHIMA, Kenza (HEC Lausanne)  « Booms and Busts with Dispersed Information »

3. STEVANOVIC, Dalibor (ESG UQAM) et Alessandro Barattieri (ESG UQAM) « The Connection between the Financial Sector and the Real Economy: Measurement and Implications for Monetary Policy »

4. THOENIG, Mathias (HEC Lausanne) « Networks and Conflicts: Theory and Evidence from Rebel Groups in Africa »

5. MORAN, Kevin (Université Laval), Sylvain Leduc (FRBSF) et Robert Vigfusson (Federal Reserve Board) « Learning About Future Oil Prices »

6. Lambertini, Luisa (EPFEL) « Monetary and fiscal policy interactions with debt dynamics.»

7. AMAND, Marnix (HEC Lausanne) « At least I’ll always have a roof over my head. Housing Prices in a Risky Economy with an Aging Population »

Vendredi 21 juin 2013

8. CHANEY, Thomas (TSE) « The Gravity Equation in International Trade: An Explanation »

9. AMBLER, Steven (ESG UQAM) et Jean-Paul Lam (Université de Waterloo) « Inflation Targeting, Price-Level Targeting, the Zero Lower Bound, and Indeterminacy »

10. OIKONOMOU, Rigas (HEC Montréal), Elisa Faraglia (Cambridge University), Albert Marcet (UAB) et Andrew Scott (LBS)  « Incomplete Financial Markets and Government Debt Management »