Among the topics covered at the Marvin Goodfriend conference were Fed bond facilities' impact on corporate credit risk and how trade leads to a global Phillips curve.
Alex Wolman and Robert King reflect on the life and legacy of Marvin Goodfriend. Throughout his career, Goodfriend wrote a number of influential papers on monetary policy and played a key role in the development of the Richmond Fed's Research Department.
Arantxa Jarque and Daniela Scidá share the challenges faced by women in the economics profession and the progress that the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has made in addressing them. Jarque is a senior policy economist in the Richmond Fed's Research department and Scida is a financial economist and manager in the Bank's Quantitative Supervision and Research group.
1 of 35 Kartik Athreya welcoming economists to CORE Week.
2 of 35 Serdar Ozkan presenting “Why Are the Wealthiest So Wealthy?”
3 of 35 Zhen Huo presenting “Information Frictions in Global Value Chains: Implications for the International Transmission of Shocks.”
4 of 35 Dr. Peter Q. Blair presenting "Occupational Licensing and the Digital Economy."
5 of 35 Katarina Borovickova presenting “Consistent Evidence on Duration Dependence of Price Changes."
6 of 35 Ana Babus presenting "The Anatomy of Financial Innovation."
7 of 35 Elisa Giannone presenting during the Fall Research Workshop.
8 of 35 A captive audience at the Fall Research Workshop.
9 of 35 CORE Week provides a great opportunity for discussion and collaboration.
10 of 35 Fernando Alvarez presenting a lecture titled “Mean Field Games.”
11 of 35 Hugo Hopenhayn presenting “Big Push in Distorted Economies.”
12 of 35 Chen Yeh presenting “Monopsony in the U.S. Labor Market.”
13 of 35 Randall Wright presenting “Toxic Assets and Market Freezes.”
14 of 35 Bruno Sultanum presenting “Is Money Essential?”
15 of 35 Daniela Puzzello presenting “Bargaining Under Liquidity Constraints: Nash vs. Kalai in the Laboratory.”
16 of 35 Sarah Zubairy presenting “Public Pension Reforms and Retirement Decisions: Narrative Evidence and Aggregate Implications”
17 of 35 Christian Wolf presenting “Interest rate cuts vs. stimulus payments: An equivalence result”
18 of 35 Tom Winberry presenting “The Minimum Wage in the Short Run and the Long Run”
19 of 35 Pascal Noel presenting “Spending and Job Search Impacts of Expanded Unemployment Benefits”
20 of 35 Women in Economics: Advancing Together collaboration session
21 of 35 Isaac Baley presenting “The Macroeconomics of Partial Irreversibility”
22 of 35 Ali Shourideh presenting “Inequality, Redistribution and Optimal Trade Policy: A Public Finance Approach”
23 of 35 Economists actively engaged in discussion during a break between seminars.
24 of 35 Economists reflecting on the conference seminars.
25 of 35 Collaboration on display during the Marvin S. Goodfriend Conference.
26 of 35 Ayşegül Şahin presenting the paper “The Dual U.S. Labor Market Uncovered.”
27 of 35 Al Broaddus ready to give opening remarks at the Marvin S. Goodfriend Conference.
28 of 35 Marsha Goodfriend, Al Broaddus and Tom Barkin actively engaged during a conference seminar.
29 of 35 Jane Li presenting the paper “Borrowing from a Fintech Platform.”
30 of 35 Laura Gáti presenting the paper “Monetary Policy & Anchored Expectations: an Endogenous Gain Learning Model.”
31 of 35 Hassan Afrouzi presenting the paper “Selection in Information Acquisition and Monetary Non-Neutrality.”
32 of 35 Robert King recollecting on the time he spent working with Marvin Goodfriend.
33 of 35 Francesco Bianchi presenting the paper “Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Times of Large Debt: Unity Is Strength.”
34 of 35 Simon Gilchrist presenting the paper “The Fed Takes on Corporate Credit Risk: An Analysis of the Efficacy of the SMCCF.”
35 of 35 Paul Ho presenting the paper “A Little Trade Goes a Long Way: Foreign Shocks and Domestic Inflation.”
