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Participants
Aditya Aladangady,
University of Michigan
Craig Brown,
Purdue University
David Cashin,
Federal Reserve Board
Haiyan Ding,
Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics
Olga Gorbachev,
University of Delaware
Hui He,
International Monetary Fund
Baris Kaymak,
University of Montreal
Tatyana Koreshkova,
Concordia University
Jonathon Lecznar,
Boston University
Oksana Leukhina,
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Zachary Mahone,
University of Toronto
Dimitris Mavridis,
University of Luxembourg
Vyacheslav Mikhed,
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Jose Mustre-del-Rio,
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Seth B. Neumuller,
Wellesley College
Sophie S. Osotimehin,
University of Quebec at Montreal
Josep Pijoan-Mas,
Center for Monetary and Financial Studies
Markus Poschke,
McGill University
Elisabeth Proehl,
University of Geneva and Swiss Finance Institute
Xavier Ragot,
Sciences Po
May Rostom,
Bank of England
Barry Scholnick,
University of Alberta
Jake Short,
Bank of Canada
Christian Stoltenberg,
University of Amsterdam
Carlos Thomas,
Banco de España
Tomohiro Tsuruga,
International Monetary Fund
Didem Tuzemen,
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Panagiota Tzamourani,
Deutsche Bundesbank
Yoichi Ueno,
Bank of Japan
Yikai Wang,
University of Oslo
Kai Zhao,
University of Connecticut
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