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People - Prof.Laubach,Ph.D.
Prof.
Thomas Laubach, Ph.D.
Prof. Laubach has left Goethe University and now holds a position at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington D.C., U.S.A.
Trend Growth Expectations and
Borrowing Constraints: Understanding U.S. House Prices Before and After
the Crisis
(with
Mathias Hoffmann and Michael Krause)
April 2011
Fiscal
Policy, Default Risk and Euro Area Sovereign Bond Spreads
(with Vladimir Borgy,Jean-Stéphane Mesonnier and Jean-Paul Renne)
Revised version October 2011
Long-run
growth expectations and "global imbalances"
(with
Mathias Hoffmann and Michael Krause)
January 2011
Slides presented at GSEFM Summer
Institute
Imperfect
information, macroeconomic dynamics and the yield curve:
An
encompassing macro-finance model
by Hans Dewachter, October 2008
Inflation
and real activity with firm-level productivity shocks
by Michael Dotsey, Robert King and Alexander Wolman, September 2008
Fiscal
foresight: Analytics and econometrics
by Eric Leeper, Todd Walker and Susan Yang, June 2008
The
long and short end of the term structure of policy rules
by Josephine Smith and John Taylor, June 2008
News,
technology adoption and economic fluctuations
by Diego Comin, Mark Gertler and Ana Maria Santacreu, June 2008
Welfare-Maximizing
Monetary Policy
under Parameter Uncertainty
Learning
and Shifts in Long-Run
Productivity
Growth
Journal
of
Monetary Economics, 2007, vol. 75, pp. 2421-2438
(
with
Rochelle Edge and John C. Williams)
Implications of Habit Formation for
Optimal
Monetary Policy
Journal
of
Monetary Economics, 2004, vol. 51, pp. 305-325
Measuring
the Natural Rate of Interest
Review
of
Economics and Statistics, 2003, vol. 85, pp. 1063-1070
Rule-of-Thumb Behavior and Monetary Policy
European
Economic Review, 2003, vol. 47, pp. 791-831
(
with
Jeffery D. Amato)
Estimation and Control of an
Optimization-Based
Model with Sticky-Prices and Wages
Journal
of
Economic Dynamics and Control, 2003, vol. 27, pp. 1181-1215
Signalling Commitment with Monetary and
Inflation Targets
European
Economic Review, 2003, vol. 47, pp. 985-1009
Measuring
the NAIRU: Evidence from Seven
Economies
Review
of
Economics and Statistics, 2001, vol. 83, pp. 218-231
Inflation
Targeting - Lessons from the International Experience.
Princeton University Press, 1999
(with Ben S. Bernanke, Frederic S. Mishkin, and Adam S. Posen)
Book
Review of “A History of Central Banking in Great Britain and the United
States” by John H. Wood. Journal of International
Economics 70 (2006), 508-512
OECD
Economic Surveys: United States, October 2005
(with Peter Jarrett and Hannes Suppanz)
“Fiscal
Relations across Levels of Government in the United States,”
OECD Economics Department, Working Paper No. 462, November 2005.
“The
Effects of Budget Deficits on Interest Rates: A Review of Empirical
Results,”
in Banca d’Italia, Public Debt, Proceedings of the 6th Public Finance
Workshop, June 2005.
OECD
Economic Surveys: Iceland, April 2005
(with Hannes Suppanz and Michael Wise)
OECD
Economic Surveys: United States, May 2004
(with Michael Kiley, Hannes Suppanz, and Michael Wise)
“The
Role of Forecasts in Monetary Policy.”
Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
City, Second Quarter 2000
(with Jeffery D. Amato)
“The
Value of Interest Rate Smoothing.”
Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Third Quarter
1999
(with Jeffery D. Amato)
“Disciplined
Discretion: Monetary Targeting in Germany and Switzerland.”
Essays in International Finance No. 206, December 1997, International
Finance Section, Princeton University
(with Adam S. Posen)
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Faculty
of Economics and Business
Administration
Department
of Money and Macroeconomics
House
of Finance
Seminar in Macroeconomics
Master
of Science in Money and Finance
Master
of Science in Quantitative Economics
PhD-Program
in Economics
Goethe
Graduate Student Association in Economics
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