2025 – 12th edition
TUESDAY May 20 2025 | ||
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| 08.30 - 08.50 | Registration | |
| 08.50 - 09.00 | Welcome remarks | |
| FIRST SESSION | ||
| 09.00 - 09.50 | When does Monetary Policy Matter? The Life-Cycle of Policy Expectations Sylvérie Herbert, Banque de France; P. Hubert, M. Lé |
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| 09.50 - 10.40 | What Drives Policy Rate Expectations? Evidence from the Post-pandemic Cycle Luca Baldo, Banca d’Italia; M. Bernardini |
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| 10.40 - 11.00 | Coffee break | |
| SECOND SESSION | ||
| 11.00 - 11.50 | Households' Subjective Expectations: Disagreement, Common Drivers, and Reaction to Aggregate Shocks Clodomiro Ferreira, Banco de España; S. Pica |
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| 11.50 - 12.40 | Beware of Large Shocks! A Non-parametric Structural Inflation Model Catalina Martínez Hernández, European Central Bank; E. Bobeica, S. Holton, F. Huber |
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| 12.40 - 14.30 | Lunch + Poster session I | |
| THIRD SESSION | ||
| 14.30 - 15.20 | Nonlinearities of Monetary Policy across States of Price Rigidity Pascal Seiler, ETH Zurich |
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| 15.20- 16.10 | Endogenous Business Cycles with Small and Large Firms Mark Weder, Aarhus University; Q. Haque, O. Pavlov |
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| 16.10 - 17.25 | Coffee break + Poster session II | |
| FOURTH SESSION | ||
| 17.25 - 18.15 | IThe Pass-through of Currency Risk Premia Paulo Santos Monteiro, University of York; L. Juvenal |
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| 20.00 | Conference dinner (Lepelblad, Onderbergen 40, 9000 Ghent | |
WEDNESDAY May 21 2025 | ||
| 08.45 - 09.00 | Coffee | |
| FIFTH SESSION | ||
| 09.00 - 09.50 | Monetary Policy, the Bank-lending Channel and Labor Market Adjustment of Firms Ahmet Ali Taskin, Institute for Employment Research; A. Balleer, B. Gehrke, M. Noeller |
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| 09.50 - 10.40 | Collateral Requirements and Delinquency Rates in a Two-Agent New Keynesian Model Aicha Kharazi, University of Exeter; F. Ravazzolo |
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| 10.40 - 11.00 | Coffee break | |
| SIXTH SESSION | ||
| 11.00 - 11.50 | The Response of Debtors to Rate Changes Philip Schnorpfeil, Goethe University Frankfurt; A. Fuster, V. Gianinazzi, A. Hackethal, M. Weber |
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| 11.50 - 12.40 | Savings and Consumption Responses to Persistent Income Shocks Brian E. Higgins, Stockholm University;T. O’Malley, F. Yao |
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| 12.40 - 14.00 | Closing lunch | |
| Julia Jesionek | Mortgage Moratoria | Ghent University |
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| Hamed Zakaria Mzouti | A Multisector TANK-IO model: the heterogeneity in the production economy matters for inequality | University of Liège |
| Arthur Callebaut | Price-Cost Markups and the U.S. Business Cycle: New Evidence from Firm-Level Data | Ghent University |
| Clara Krause | Forecasting Regional Economic Activity | Leibniz Institute for Economic Research |
| Tobias Verlaeckt | Mortgage refinancing and household consumption | Ghent University |
| Stylianos Zlatanos | Demand and supply shocks over the business cycle | King’s Business School |
| Nikolaos Koutounidis | Oil Price Shock and the US Economy: The Role of State Heterogeneity in Shale Oil & Gas Production | Ghent University |
| Martin Groiss | Monetary Policy, Property Prices and Rents: Evidence from Local Housing Markets | Universität Duisburg-Essen |
| Arthur Apostel | Belgian wealth inequality, 1935-2022. Evidence from inheritance and gift taxation | Ghent University |
| Gazi Kabaş | Giving up on the Home? How Down Payment Requirements Shape Consumption and Saving | Tilburg University |
| Marta Maria Pisa | Global Agricultural Commodity Prices and the Role of Inventories | Ghent University |
| Monika De Ridder | Surge in post-pandemic inflation: the role of food and energy shocks. | Ghent University |
| Deasy Ariyanti | Loan-to-Value Policy Impact and Regional Dependence in Southeast Asia | Ghent University & Central Bank of Indonesia |
| Thomas Lebbe | Public Investment or Subsidies? Fiscal Trade-Offs in the Energy Transition | Ghent University |
| Pablo Vicente Pastor Y Camarasa | Beyond the Headlines: Measuring Monetary Policy Uncertainty from Bank Earnings Calls’ | Ghent University |