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Jushan Bai,
Columbia University
Svetlana Bryzgalova,
London Business School
Andrea Carriero,
Queen Mary University of London
Carlos Carvalho,
PUC-Rio
Yoosoon Chang,
Indiana University
John Chao,
University of Maryland
Saurabh Ghosh,
Reserve Bank of India
Nikolay Gospodinov,
Federal Reserve Bank of Altanta
Maria Grith,
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Sinem Hacioglu,
Bank of England
Peter Reinhard Hansen,
University of North Carolina
Joao V. Issler,
FGV
Andreas Joseph,
Bank of England
Vegard Larsen,
Norges Bank
Eben Lazarus,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marco Lombardi,
Bank for International Settlements
Christoph Meinerding,
Deutsche Bundesbank
Philippe Mueller,
Warwick University
Kristoffer Nimark,
Cornell University
Toshiaki Ogawa,
Bank of Japan
Andrew Patton,
Duke University
Bradley Paye,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Davide Pettenuzzo,
Brandeis University
Pavol Povala,
Norges Bank Investment Management
Alberto G. Rossi,
Georgetown University
Guillaume Roussellet,
McGill University
Riccardo Sabbatucci,
Stockholm School of Economics
Or Shachar,
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Neil Shephard,
Harvard University
Elvira Sojli,
University of New South Wales
Fallaw Sowell,
Carnegie Mellon University
Wing W. Tham,
University of New South Wales
Wendun Wang,
Erasmus University
Shingo Watanabe,
Bank of Japan
Brian Weller,
REMOVED BY HIS REQUEST
Molin Zhong,
Federal Reserve Board
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