Exciting CEBRA inflation webinar going on right now 1. "Nonlinear Inflation Dynamics in Menu Cost Economies” and 2. “Inflation Disagreement Weakens the Power of Monetary Policy” Link: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

This Tuesday, December 4 at 11am ET: 1. “The Inflation Accelerator” and 2. "How Does Political Affiliation Affect Economic Expectations?" New Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA) inflation webinar with Virgiliu Midrigan, NYU and Giorgio Topa, Federal Reserve Bank of New

Season finale of the Central Bank Research Association inflation webinar this Tuesday, 12/17 at 11am ET: 1. "Nonlinearities in the Regional Phillips Curve with Labor Market Tightness" and 2. "A Theory of How Workers Keep Up with Inflation" Webinar with Giulia Gitti, Collegio Carlo Alberto and the University of

📢 Don’t miss the final CEBRA #inflation webinar of 2024! 🗓️ Tomorrow, Dec. 17, at 11 AM EST ➡️ us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Presentations: 🎙️ Giulia Gitti: "Nonlinearities in the Regional Phillips Curve with Labor Market Tightness" 🎙️ @hafrouzi: "A Theory of How Workers Keep Up

First exciting Central Bank Research Association webinar of the year this Thursday at 11am ET, featuring: "Beliefs About the Economy are Excessively Sensitive to Household-Level Shocks: Evidence from Linked Survey and Administrative Data." and "Great Layoff, Great Retirement, and Post-pandemic

It is a special honor to hold the 10th Central Bank Research Association Annual Meeting at Harvard Business School and Boston Fed together with 30 central banks and IFIs: cebra-events.org/call-for-paper… The event will take place at FRB Boston on August 6 and at HBS on 7-8 Aug. Submission deadline is March 20, 2025....

Exciting Central Bank Research Association webinar this Thursday at 11am ET, featuring: "Monopsony Power and the Transmission of Monetary Policy" and "Sticky Continuing-Tenant Rents" by Sergio Salgado (Wharton) and Randy Verbrugge (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland). Moderator: Ina Hajdini (Federal

Exciting new Boston Area workshop series "Fridays at the Fed." Please consider submitting and participating in this first edition! Please note papers for submission should be sent in PDF to [email protected] by March 21, 2025.

Exciting Central Bank Research Association webinar this Thursday at 11am ET, featuring: "Leaning against inflation experiences” by Stefan Nagel and "Do Deficits Cause Inflation? A High Frequency Narrative Approach" by Joe Hazell. Moderator: Hugh Montag Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

#CFP: #CEBRA25 Annual Meeting Closes Tomorrow! Thrilled to bring CEBRA25 to Boston with our amazing co-organizers: Boston Fed & Pricing Lab, Digital Data Design Institute at Harvard Business School 📌 Session 27: Challenges for Monetary Policy Transmission (ESCB ChaMP Network) 🎯 Organized

Trade shapes economies, and economies shape our world. Join us on Monday, March 24, at 11 AM ET for a special online panel on Trade and the Macroeconomy, co-organized by #CEBRA and the Boston Fed. We’re grateful to our esteemed panelists and moderator for sharing their

Wondering about the effect of tariffs on inflation? Tariffs are like supply shocks --> Inflation is a supply phenomenon.

How do tariffs impact firms' costs and the associated pass-through to prices? A recent Boston Fed Research Current Policy Perspectives with Philippe Andrade, Alexander Dietrich , John Leer, Jenny Tang and Egon Zakrajsek sheds light on some of these urgent the questions.

Exciting new draft with RPriftis "Fiscal and Macroprudential Policies During an Energy Crisis." When energy costs shoot up, can relief measures be crafted to both stabilize inflation while not impeding the green transition? cepr.org/publications/d… #climatechange

Check out the full conversation here: mercatus.org/macro-musings/…

Tomorrow I will be finishing a 321 mile bike ride from Cleveland to Cincinnati to raise money for Gigi's Playhouse Cleveland in memory of my Aunt, Amy Jo Smith. Amy died in March and Gigi’s Playhouse was her second home since they moved in nearby. Next post to learn more.

Why have different surveys of inflation expectations recently shown such different numbers for U.S. consumer inflation expectations? In a new Cleveland Fed Economic Commentary with my co-authors Ina Hajdini , Ph.D., Ed Knotek, John Leer, Mathieu Pedemonte, Damjan Pfajfar and