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Mark Bognanni,
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Carlos Carvalho,
PUC-Rio
Taeyoung Doh,
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
William Dupor,
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Alex Haberis,
Bank of England
Nikolay Iskrev,
Banco de Portugal
Anna Kormilitsina,
Southern Methodist University
Rong Li,
Renmin University of China
Aytek Malkhozov,
Federal Reserve Board
Christian Matthes,
Indiana University
Francesca V. Monti,
Bank of England
Zhongjun Qu,
Boston University
Francisco Ruge-Murcia,
McGill University
Konstantinos Theodoridis,
Cardiff Business School
Denis Tkachenko,
National University of Singapore
Yu Jung Whang,
Yale University
Maik Hendr. Wolters,
Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Eran Yashiv,
Tel Aviv University
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