Gianluca Benigno
Professor of Economics
University of Lausanne
Department of Economics (DE)
Quartier UNIL-Chamberonne
Bâtiment Internef
1015 Lausanne
Téléphone : 021 692 33 66
Bureau NEF 521
E-mail: gianluca.benigno@unil.ch
Social: Twitter,Bluesky,Linkedin,Substack
My commentary on Central Banking on Substack
What is new?
New Publication: "Estimating Macroeconomic Models of Financial Crises, (2024) forthcoming Quantitative Economics.
New Publication: "The Global Financial Resource Curse", (2024) forthcoming American Economic Review.
Substack Blog: "The Inflation Myth", May 2024.
My discussion on "Pandemic-era Inflation Drivers and Global Spillovers" by J.Di Giovanni, S.Kalemci-Ozkan, A. Silva, and M. Yildirmi at the BIS, BoE, ECB and IMF conference - Ebb and Flow of Globalization: Perspectives on the Role of Trade and Financial Integration for International Spillovers, Basel 29-30 April 2024.
My discussion on "The Causal Effects of Global Supply Chain Disruptions on Macroeconomic Outcomes: Evidence and Theory" by X. Bai, J. Fernández-Villaverde, Y. Li, and F. Zanetti at the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy at the Federal Reserve Board. See the video here.
Teaching note: "The SNB operational Framework: A Primer", April 2024
Substack Blog: "The SNB sets the Time", April 2024.
Substack Blog: "The Fed's Trap and Fiscal Primacy", March 2024.
My new article "Quo vadis, r*? The natural Rate of Interest after the Pandemic" with B. Hoffman, G.Nuno and D. Sandri, BIS Quarterly Review, March 2024.
Substack Blog: "Is the Bank of England in a Catch-22 Situation", February 2024.
Substack Blog: "Juxtaposing the ECB and the Fed: who should cut first?", January 2024.
Substack Blog: "The Fed's Immaculate Disinflation Journey", December 2023.
Presentation "It is R** not R* We Should Worry About!" at SUERF - The European Money & Finance Forum, workshop on equilibrium interest rates.
Substack Blog: "To Cut or Not To Cur: The Fed's Dilemma in 2024", November 2023.
Substack Blog: "Has the Fed Monetary Policy been Restrictive", November 2023.
My discussion of "The Anatomy of a Peg: Lessons from China’s Parallel Currencies" by S. Bahaj and R. Reis at the CEPR International Macroeconomics and Finance conference at the Bank of England on October 26th and 27th.
My discussion of "Supply Chain Constraint and Inflation" by D. Comin, R. Johnson, and C. Jones at the conference on “New Developments in Business Cycle Research”, joint with Deutsche Bundesbank and Norges Bank, Copenhagen, October 12th and 13th.
The new version of "The Dollar's Imperial Circle" with O. Akinci, S. Pelin, and J. Turek;