The workshop offers a forum for the discussion of recent advances in empirical and applied macroeconometric modelling, with a particular focus on fostering collaboration between academic researchers ...

This outlook seems inconsistent with the neutral rate calculations, in that if the neutral rate is actually 2.7%, then the higher assumed cash rate over the entire forecast horizon implies ...

John Rolle. Central Bank Governor John Rolle warned at the 2nd Biennial Macroeconometric Caribbean Conference, held on March 20 at Atlantis Paradise Island, that recent trade policy shifts from the US ...

US President Donald Trump Friday (March 21) hinted that there would be “flexibility” on his reciprocal tariff plan, slated to go into effect on April 2. Trump, who keeps touting April 2 as America’s ...

Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of New York John Williams noted during an appearance at the Biennial Macroeconometric Caribbean Conference, in Nassau, that the Fed's job of forecasting economic ...

New York Fed President John Williams on Friday stressed the uncertainty of the US economic outlook, saying he expects lower growth this year amid a lot of unknowns about the impact of new trade ...

Two Federal Reserve officials shed light Friday on how the central bank is navigating the fog of uncertainty about what President Donald Trump will do next when it comes to imposing tariffs, and ...

About 20 percent of countries employ multiple exchange rates. An important rationale for this practice is the creation of fiscal revenue. This paper develops a general equilibrium model with exchange ...

The Indian Economic Review is a refereed biannual journal published by the Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, since 1952. The present series begins from 1966.

The training will be in English, hence strong English language skills are a must. Candidates should not have attended the following in-person courses at the Joint Vienna Institute: Financial ...

The economic situation could worsen further if the US’s trading partners retaliate with their own counter-measures, which could reduce the nation’s GDP growth by between 1.3% to 1.8% over the next two ...