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Carola Binder,
Haverford College
Frederic Boissay,
Bank for International Settlements
Jonathan Bridges,
Bank of England
Isabel Cairó Blanco,
Federal Reserve Board
Carlos Carvalho,
PUC-Rio
Pratiti Chatterjee,
University of New South Wales
Filippo De Marco,
Bocconi University
William English,
Yale University
Marcus Fum,
Economic Surveillance and Forecasting Division
Vasso P. Ioannidou,
City University of London
Yuto Iwasaki,
Bank of Japan
Vegard Larsen,
Norges Bank
Julian Ludwig,
University of Texas
Yiming Ma,
Columbia University
Jack Meaning,
Bank of England
Edwin Millar,
Bank of England
Thuy Lan Nguyen,
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Raj Rajesh,
Reserve Bank of India
Carl Schwartz,
Reserve Bank of Australia
Enrico Sette,
Bank of Italy
Caspar Siegert,
Bank of England
Christine Strong,
University of Oklahoma
Saskia ter Ellen,
Norges Bank
Maxim Ulrich,
Karisruhe Institute of Technology
Honglin Wang,
Norges Bank Investment Management
Jasmine Xiao,
University of Notre Dame
Shayan Zakipour-Saber,
Bank of Ireland
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