The Federal Reserve Board will host a CEBRA workshop for Commodities and Macroeconomics in Washington DC on September 28‐29, 2017. The workshop will focus on the broad economic implications of commodity markets. We invite researchers to submit papers on any aspect of the economics of commodities (including energy, metals, and agricultural products) and their interaction with the broader economy.
Specific topics could be related (but not restricted) to:
Modeling and forecasting commodity prices and quantities
Measure of expectations and their role in commodity price movements
The roles of demand, supply, and financial shocks in driving commodity prices
Speculation and commodity prices
Interactions between commodity prices and financial markets
Technological innovation and adoption in commodity markets
Analysis investigating commodity project investment and production decisions
Broad macroeconomic implications of commodity price fluctuations
The welfare effects of shocks in particular commodity markets, eg, falling oil prices
Monetary or fiscal policy responses to commodity price fluctuations
Fiscal budgeting and hedging policies for commodity‐producing countries
Aggregate output and inflation responses to commodity price movements
Commodity price cycles’ effects on the global economy, emerging economies, or commodity‐producing economies
09月28日
2017
09月29日
2017
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