8.30 Registration and coffee
9.00 Michele Andreolli: Discretionary Inflation and Optimal Monetary Policy
9.40 Chris Cotton: Price Stickiness in a Digital Age
10.20 Coffee break
10.50 Saki Bigio: TBA
11.30 Espen Henriksen: Financial Markets can explain Exchange Rates
12.15 Lunch
13.15 Laura Pilossoph (keynote): TBA
14.15 Break
14.30 Alessandro Di Nola: Household Search and the Equilibrium Gender Pay Gap
15.10 Yusuf Mercan: The Job Ladder, Unemployment Risk, and Incomplete Markets
15.50 Maria Olsson: Wage Rigidity and the Equilibrium Relationship between Wages and Hours Worked
16.30 Adjourn
17.00 Dinner (by invitation)
8.30 Coffee and pastries
9.00 Gregor Jarosh (keynote): TBA
10.00 Paula Patzelt: No Single Market for Electricity: Aggregate Productivity Costs of Price Dispersion in Europe
10.40 Coffee break
11.10 Eirik Brandsaas: Waiting for Wealth: Inheritances and Household Savings
11.50 Andrej Mijakovic: Income Inequality and the Rise of Risky Capital
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Laura Kuitunen: The International Transmission of the Fed Information Effects: Evidence from Europe
14.10 Lapo Bini: The Macroeconomic Effects of Global Supply Chain Shocks
14.50 Adjourn
This conference promotes advances in macroeconomic research and aims to connect it to economic policy.
The organizing committee is Ragnar Juelsrud (University of Oslo), Maria Olsson (BI Norwegian Business School), Helene Onshuus (Oslo Business School), Nicolò Maffei (Norges Bank) and Thomas Gundersen (Statistics Norway), with the support of Gisle J Natvik (BI Norwegian Business School), Kjetil Storesletten (University of Oslo), and Fredrik Wulfsberg (Oslo Business School).
The conference acknowledges support from Keilhaus minnefond.
Contact us at oslomacrogroup@gmail.com
Past conferences: OMC 2019, OMC 2020, OMC 2021, OMC 2022, OMC 2023, OMC 2024, OMC 2025