Documents of presentations

"Assymetric information, trading, and liquidity"

Adverse Selection and Liquidity: From Theory to Practice, Albert ’Pete’ Kyle, Maryland
Over-the-Counter Market Efficiency, Darrell Duffie, Stanford
Comments, Laura Veldkamp, Columbia
Comments, Veronica Guerrieri, Chicago

"Financial intermediaries and liquidity creation"

Liquidity Creation by Financial
Intermediaries, Douglas Diamond, Chicago
Inside Money and Liquidity, Nobuhiro Kiyotaki, Princeton
Comments, Emmanuel Farhi, Harvard

"Financial regulation"

Presentation on Bank Regulation, Raghuram Rajan, Chicago
The Regulation of Private Money Production, Gary Gorton, Yale
Comments, Amit Seru, Stanford
Comments, Martin Hellwig, Max Planck Institute.

"Indebtedness of governments, firms, and households"

This Time is Different: Debt and Financial Crises in Cross‐Country Historical Perspective, Kenneth Rogoff, Harvard
The Credit-Driven Household Demand Channel, Atif Mian, Princeton
Comments, Alan Taylor, UC Davis
Comments, Martin Schneider, Stanford

"International Financial Crises"

International Financial Crises, Carmen Reinhart, Harvard
Risk-centric Macroeconomics and Safe Asset Shortages in the Global Economy: An Illustration of Mechanisms and Policies, Ricardo Caballero, MIT
Comments, Helene Rey, London Business School
Comments, Guido Lorenzoni, Northwestern

"Lessons from the global financial crisis, and crises past"

The Global Financial Crisis and the Lesson-Drawing Problematique, Barry Eichengreen, Berkeley
Comments, Olivier Blanchard, MIT
Comments, Randall Kroszner, Chicago

"Leverage and cycles"

Instability from Beliefs, Andrei Shleifer, Harvard
The Leverage Cycle, Credit Surfaces, & Central Banking, John Geanakoplos, Yale
Comments, Markus Brunnermeier, Princeton
Comments, José Scheinkman, Columbia

"Modern DSGE models: Theory and evidence"

On DSGE Models, Martin Eichenbaum, Northwestern
Money and Banking: Some DSGE Challenges, Harald Uhlig, Chicago
Comments, Silvana Tenreyro, LSE
Comments, Ellen McGrattan, Minnesota

"The bank lending channel"

Integrating Banking and Banking Crises in Macroeconomic Analysis, Mark Gertler, NYU
Banks and Monetary Policy, Jeremy Stein, Harvard
Comments, Bengt Holmström, MIT
Comments, V.V. Chari, Minnesota

"Monetary policy: Conventional and unconventional"

Monetary Stabilization Policy in a Low-Interest-Rate World, Michael Woodford, Columbia
The Neo Fisher Effect, Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Columbia
Comments, Emi Nakamura, Columbia
Comments, John Cochrane, Stanford & Hoover