PHD Thesis: Essays on Macro-Finance and Monetary Policy
PHD Thesis, in economics Jesper Pedersen (Copenhagen University, 2009) ...
The two overall themes in this thesis are monetary policy, chapter 1, 2, and 3 and the interrelationships between macroeconomics on business-cycle frequencies and the bond market, chapter 3 and 4.
The Impact of Aging on Financial Markets and the Economy: A Survey
Bosworth, Barry P; Bryant, Ralph C; and Burtless Gary (2004) – The Impact of Aging on Financial Markets and the Economy: A Survey, July 2004; The Brookings Institution
All major industrial countries will experience significant population aging over the next several decades. In both academic circles and the business press it is widely believed that population aging will have important effects on financial markets because of its expected impact on saving rates and the demand for investment funds. This paper reviews the literature on the macroeconomic and asset market effects of population aging, focusing on four related issues: (a) The impact of population age structure on aggregate household saving; (b) The effect of population aging on investment demand; (c) Evidence on the influence of population age structure on financial market asset prices and returns; and (d) Effects of globalization on our interpretation of the impact of demographic change.
Global Demographic Change: Economic Impacts and Policy Challenges
A symbosium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas in 2004 ...
Lots of nice papers and discussion among the "big guns" of this field.
Core Inflation
Any other studies I need to know ... ?
Frederic S. Mishkin (2007) - Headline versus Core Inflation in the Conduct of Monetary Policy, At the Business Cycles, International Transmission and Macroeconomic Policies Conference, HEC Montreal, Montreal, Canada
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Donald G. Freeman (1997) - Do core inflation measures help forecast inflation? Economics Letters Volume 58, Issue 2, 1 February 1998, Pages 143-147
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Alan Mankikar & Jo Paisley (2004) - Core Inflation: A Critical Guide, Bank of England - Monetary Analysis Bank of England Working Paper No. 242
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Mark A Wynne (1999) - Core Inflation: A Review of Some Conceptual Issues, ECB Working Paper No. 5
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A (micro) course in microeconomic theory for MSc students
Gaudeul, Alexia (2009): A (micro) course in microeconomic theory for MSc students, MRPA Paper 15388
Those lecture notes cover the basics of a course in microeconomic theory for MSc students in Economics. They were developed over five years of teaching MSc Economic Theory I in the School of Economics at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK. The lectures differ from the standard fare in their emphasis on utility theory and its alternatives.
The programme of this course is divided in three parts; choice under uncertainty, game theory and incentive theory. The whole of the course can be covered in sixteen hours of teaching, along with eight hours of workshops, over eight weeks.
This is an intensive program that is designed both to cover the basics in each area and progress quickly to more advanced topics. The course is thus accessible to students with little background in economics, but should also challenge more advanced students who can focus on the later sections in each parts and concentrate on the suggested readings.
Exercises covering each part increase gradually in difficulty and are often of theoretical interest on their own. Detailed answers are provided.








