DIW Seminar on Macroeconomics and Econometrics

Time
Wednesday, 12.00-13.30 (Brown Bag)

Place DIW Berlin, Mohrenstr. 58
(The room is subject to variation)
  •  Gustav SCHMOLLER-Room (1.2.026)
  •  Artur Cecil PIGOU-Room (1.2.027)

The seminar intends to provide a platform for discussing current research in the field of
macroeconomics and econometrics. The public is invited to attend.

Hosts: Helmut Lütkepohl, Ferdinand Fichtner, Kerstin Bernoth
Coordinator:
Christoph Große Steffen (), Maximilian Podstawski ()

 


Summer 2013

Summer Term 2013
DateTimeRoomSpeakerAffiliation
Title
10th Apr12-13.30 PigouMichael EversUniversität Bonn
Solving nonlinear rational expectations models by approximating the stochastic equilibrium system
17th Apr
12-13.30Schmoller Sandra EickmeierDeutsche Bundesbank
Time variation in macro-financial linkages
24th Apr
12-13.30SchmollerWei CuiPrinceton University
Search-based endogenous liquidity
1st May
 -- -- -- -- --
8th May
12-13.30SchmollerBeatrice FarkasDIW Berlin
Appropriate technology, human capital, and development accounting
15th May
12-13.30SchmollerLutz KilianUniversity of MichiganInference on impulse response functions in structural VAR models
22th May
12-13.30
SchmollerLukas MenkhoffUniversität Hannover
Currency risk premia and macro fundamentals
29th May
12-13.30SchmollerKatarina JuseliusUniversity of Copenhagen
Balance sheet recessions and time-varying coefficients in a Phillips curve relationship: An application to Finnish data
5th June
12-13.30SchmollerChristian von Weizsäcker MPI for Research on Collective Goods
The end of capital scarcity: macro-economic consequences
12th Jun
 Begrüßungsvortrag für Bundesbank-Gastprofessor Dirk Krüger (University of Pennsylvania) 12-14h an der FU Berlin (Link)
19th Jun12-13.30SchmollerBeatriz de BlasUniversidad Autónoma de Madrid
tbd
26th JunNo presentation due to the GC-Workshop
3rd Jul12-13.30SchmollerHarald UhligUniversity of Chicago
tbd
10th Jul12-13.30SchmollerChristoph GörtzUniversity of Birmingham
tbd

Winter 2012/13

Winter Term 2012/13
 Date Time Room Speaker Institute Title
Oct 17th
 12-13.30 SchmollerSøren JohansenUniversity of Copenhagen
Likelihood inference for a fractionally cointegrated vector autoregressive model
Oct 31st
 12-13.30 SchmollerAnna Staszewska-BystrovaUniversität Lodz
A simple method for constructing joint confidence bands for impulse response functions
Nov 7th
 12-13.30 FriedensburgFlorian BuckLMU München
The regulator's trade-off: Bank supervision vs. minimum capital
Nov 21st
 12-13.30 SchmollerPentti SaikkonenUniversity of HelsinkiA Gaussian mixture autoregressive model for univariate time series
Nov 28th
 12-13.30 SchmollerWilko BoltDe Nederlandsche Bank
A frontier measure of US banking competition
Dec 5th
 12-13.30 SchmollerJin CaoNorges Bank Central banking and financial stability
 -- Christmas break --
Jan 9th
 13.30-15.00 SchmollerKatharina PijnenburgDIW Berlin
The spatial dimension of U.S. house price developments
Jan 16th
 12-13.30 SchmollerJörg BreitungUniversität Bonn
Forecasting inflation rates using daily data: A nonparametric MIDAS approach
Jan 23rd
 12-13.30 SchmollerPeter TillmannUniversität Giessen
The changing dynamics of US inflation persistence: A quantile regression approach
Jan 30th
 12-13.30 SchmollerGernot MüllerUniversität Bonn
Can fiscal austerity be self-defeating?
Feb 6th
 12-13.30 SchmollerAdam GulanBank of Finland
Interest rates and business cycles in emerging economies: The role of financial frictions
Feb 13th
 12-13.30 SchmollerMarkku LanneUniversity of Helsinki
Testing for linear and nonlinear predictability of stock returns

Summer 2012

Summer Term 2012
Date Time RoomSpeaker                 InstituteTitle
April 12th  10.15-11.45Dulles
 Oscar Jorda UC Davis
When credit bites back: Leverage, business cycles, and crises
April 26th
 12.15-13.454.3.014
 Kerstin BernothDIW Berlin
Futures premium regressions and a latent factor day by day
May  3rd 12.15-13.45Friedensburg
 Philipp KönigTU Berlin
Target2 and the European sovereign debt crisis
June 7th
 12.15-13.45Pigou
Imke Brüggemann-BorckDIW Berlin
IMM - Internationales Makroökonomisches Modell
June 14th
 12.15-13.45Friedensburg
 Boriss SiliverstovsKOF ETHKeeping a finger on the pulse of the economy: Nowcasting Swiss GDP in real-time squared
June 22nd 12.15-13.45Pigou
 Christoph ThoenissenVictoria University of Wellington
Financial frictions and the role of investment specific technology shocks in the business cycle
July 5th
 13.15-14.45Friedensburg
 Hendrik Hagedorn DIW Berlin
An agent-based model of Austrian economics
July 19th
 12.15-13.45Friedensburg
 Christoffer Koch Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Quantifying the effects of deposit deregulation on monetary policy transmission on credit: Bank level evidence from half a century

Winter 2011/12

Winter Term 2011/12
Date Time RoomSpeaker                 InstituteTitle
18.10 15.00-16.30Friedensburg Paul ViefersDIW BerlinBayesian Inference for the Mixed-Frequency VAR Model
02.11 12.15-13.45FriedensburgJulian SchumacherHertie School of Governance
Sovereign Risk and Secondary Market Liquidity
16.11 12.15-13.45Friedensburg Marlene KarlDIW Berlin
The Risk-Taking Channel of Monetary Policy: Evidence from US Commercial Banks
23.11 12.15-13.45Friedensburg Christoph Große SteffenDIW Berlin
Business Cycles and Financial Intermediation in Emerging Economies
30.11 12.15-13.45Friedensburg Sören RaddeDIW Berlin
Liquidity, Banking, and Macroeconomic Fluctuations
14.12 13.15-14.45Friedensburg Hendrik HagedornDIW Berlin
An Agent-Based and Accounting-Based Approach to Austrian Macroeconomics
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19.01 13.00-14.30Schumpeter John LewisBank of EnglandHow have market views on the sustainability of fiscal burdens influenced monetary authorities' credibility?
01.03 12.15-13.45Friedensburg Svetlana LedyaevaAalto University School of EconomicsRound-trip versus genuine foreign investment in Russia

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