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6-7 June 2024 at University of Zurich (UZH)
During this two-day workshop, we explored state-of-the-art methods and models in Quantitative Macroeconomics with top experts in our field.
We gathered individuals working at the forefront of new methods and models in macroeconomics and finance, fostering discussion and collaboration. It was a very insightful and active workshop, with lots of questions and lively debates among speakers and audience. The renowned speakers also interacted with attending PhD students from the University of Zurich and gave them lots of advice and feedback on their research.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to Thomas Sargent (Nobel Prize Laureate, Professor of Economics, New York University), who gave a keynote speech on the topic of "Macroeconomics After Lucas". In this talk, he reviewed the progress that macroeconomists have made in developing methods and theories over the past 50 years. He delivered an outstanding presentation that sparked a lot of discussion during the conference and dinner. Many speakers believe that the lecture should become a required learning material for first-year PhD students in Economics and Finance in the future. The keynote speech was recorded, and Thomas Sargent kindly agreed that we are allowed to publish it soon.
Thomas Sargent also attended a "PhD luncheon", where PhD Students from the Department of Finance had the opportunity to present their theses and thoughts, and to gather feedback and insights from our esteemed guest.
Chair: Yucheng Yang (UZH)
Virgiliu Midrigan (NYU): The Inflation Accelerator
Jennifer La'O (Columbia): Optimal Monetary Policy with Redistribution
Xavier Ragot (Sciences Po): Non-Keynesian stabilizers and inflation spirals
Chair: Simon Scheidegger (HEC Lausanne)
Gianluca Violante (Princeton): Job Amenity Shocks and Labor Reallocation
Galo Nuno (BIS and Bank of Spain): Strike the Iron while it’s Hot: Optimal Monetary Policy with (S,s) Pricing
Yucheng Yang (UZH): Deep Learning for Search and Matching Models
Thomas Sargent (Nobel Prize Laureate, NYU): Macroeconomics After Lucas
Chair: Florian Scheuer (UZH)
Lukas Schmid (USC Marshall): Granular Treasury Demand with Arbitrageurs
Jonathan Payne (Princeton): Asset Pricing, Participation Constraints, and Inequality
Chair: Felix Kübler (UZH)
Simon Scheidegger (HEC Lausanne): Deep uncertainty quantification: with an application to integrated assessment models
Tony Smith (Yale): A Global, High-Resolution, Integrated Model of the Economy, Climate, and Weather
Felix Kübler, Professor of Financial Economics at University of Zurich, Department of Finance
Simon Scheidegger, Professor of Economics at University of Lausanne, Faculty of Business and Economics
Yucheng Yang, Assistant Professor of Finance at University of Zurich, Department of Finance
