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Open Macroeconomics Models and Policy Analysis

April 2004

Montreal, Canada

Co-sponsored with the University of Quebec and the Bank of Canada.

Program

The Board’s Macroeconomic Model

Chris Erceg (Federal Reserve Board)

Discussant: Christopher Sims (Princeton)

The IMF’s Macroeconomic Model

Paolo Pesenti (International Monetary Fund)

Discussant: Lawrence Christiano (Northwestern)

The Bank of England’s Macroeconomic Model

Alasdair Scott (Bank of England)

Discussant: Gregor Smith (Queen’s)

A Structural Small Open Economy Model for Canada

Andrew Rennison (Bank of Canada), Stephen Murchison, Zhenhua Zhu

Discussant: Alexander Wolman (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond)

Quantitative GE Models and Policy Analysis

Frank Smets (European Central Bank)

Discussants: Christopher Sims (Princeton), Lawrence Christiano (Northwestern), Alasdair Scott (Bank of England)

Real Exchange Rate Variability

Ariel Burstein (UCLA), Martin Eichenbaum (Northwestern) and Sergio Rebelo (Northwestern)

Discussant: Beverly Lapham (Queen’s)

Expenditure Switching vs. Real Exchange Rate Stabilization: Conflicting Objectives for Exchange Rate Policy

Michael Devereux (British Columbia) and Charles Engle

Discussant: André Kurmann (UQAM)

Optimal Taylor Rules for International Monetary Policy Cooperation

Steve Ambler (UQAM) Ali Dib, and Nooman Rebei

Discussant: Pedro Teles (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago)

Designing Targeting Rules for International Monetary Policy Cooperation

Pierpaolo Benigno (NYU) and Gianluca Benigno

Discussant: Allan Head (Queen’s)

Fiscal Solvency for Small Open Economies with Incomplete Markets

Enrique Mendoza (Maryland) and Marcello Oviedo

Discussant: Craig Burnside (Virginia)

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