Monetary Economics and International Finance

About

The Monetary Economics and International Finance summer school will run as two parallel but complimentary modules:

Monetary Economics (Morning Session)
International Finance (Afternoon Session)
Participants can consider taking one or both modules. Each course will run for 3 hours each day, including 2 hours of lecture style teaching followed by 1 hour of interactive sessions. Lunch and evening activities are open to all participants.

We are aiming to deliver the programme in person in Oxford but we are keeping a close on eye on the Covid situation and will update applicants as needed.

Course leader

Michael McMahon, Federica Romei, Andrea Ferrero, Sergio de Ferra

Target group

The course is aimed at those currently completing a DPhil or PhD and Central-bank employees.

Course aim

MONETARY ECONOMICS
The Monetary Transmission Mechanism
The New Keynesian Model
Financial Frictions
Central bank Design
Central Bank Communication

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
Evidence on the Dilemma vs. Trilemma debate
A model for the international transmission of financial shocks
How should policy deal with international financial shocks?
The Euro Area: current account imbalances, the debt crisis, and monetary policy
Capital flows and inequality

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