Program

Thursday August 21

8.30 Coffee and registration 

9.00 Keynote by Per Krusell (IIES Stockholm University): Who should work how much?

10.00 Coffee

10.20 Andreas Tischbirek (Federal Reserve Board): The Macroeconomic Effects of Excess Savings

11.00 Coffee

11.15 Panel discussion: From economic research to policy advice – how to do it?  Torbjørn Røe Isaksen (E24), Kari Elisabeth Kaski (SV), Per Krusell, and Ragnar Torvik (NTNU)

12.15 Lunch

13.15 Keynote by Wouter J. Den Haan (London School of Economics): Battle of the Ages: Distributional and Aggregate Effects of Monetary Policy in a Model with Age Demographics

14.15 Coffee

14.30 Sena Coskun (University of Nuremberg): Child Penalties and Fertility across Sectors

15.10 Coffee

15:30 Revolver session 

• Nora Lamersdorf (BI Norwegian Business School): Populism, Institutional Trust, and Monetary Policy: A Firm-Level Analysis 

• Lovisa Reiche (BI Norwegian Business School & University of Oxford): Inflation and the Gender Wage Gap: The Role of Belief Frictions for Wage Bargaining 

• Nicolò Maffei Faccioli (Norges Bank): Five Facts About Inflation Expectations: Evidence from Four Different Groups of Agents 

16.30 Edmund Crawley (Federal Reserve Board): Do Households Substitute Intertemporally? 10 Structural Shocks That Suggest Not

17.10 Adjourn

19.00 Conference dinner by invitation

Friday August 22

9.00 Keynote by Florin O. Bilbiie (University of Cambridge): HANK Sufficient Statistics Out of Norway (HANKSSON)

10.00 Coffee

10.20 Sebastian Graves (University of Cambridge): The Labor Demand and Labor Supply Channels of Monetary Policy

11.00 Marta Guasch-Rusinol (London School of Economics): Debt without Investment

11.40 Lunch

13.00 Shubhdeep Deb (Tilburg University): How Market Structure Shapes Entrepreneurship and Inequality

13.40 Coffee

14.00 Harun Alp (Federal Reserve Board): Transformative and Subsistence Entrepreneurs: Origins and Impacts on Economic Growth

14.40 Adjourn