Search and Matching in Macro and Finance Virtual Seminar Series

Fall 2023

Bruno Biais (HEC Paris and Toulouse School of Economics)<br>October 16, 2023
Bruno Biais (HEC Paris and Toulouse School of Economics)
October 16, 2023

“Money and taxes implement optimal dynamic mechanisms” with Jean Charles Rochet

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Micheal Choi (UC Irvine)<br>November 13, 2023
Micheal Choi (UC Irvine)
November 13, 2023

“Consumer Search and the Long-Run Phillips Curve” with Zach Bethune, Sebastien Lotz and Guillaume Rocheteau

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Olivier Wang (NYU Stern)<br>December 11, 2023
Olivier Wang (NYU Stern)
December 11, 2023

“Banking on Uninsured Deposits” with Itamar Drechsler, Alexi Savov and Philipp Schnabl

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Purpose

The purpose of our series is to facilitate the exchange of ideas in macroeconomics and finance with an emphasis on:

  • search and matching,
  • networks,
  • intermediation,
  • market structure and design,
  • information frictions, and
  • other issues surrounding decentralized markets.

Organizers

  • Zach Bethune (Rice)
  • Briana Chang (Wisconsin)
  • Lucas Herrenbrueck (Simon Fraser)
  • Ioannis Kospentaris (VCU)
  • Batchimeg Sambalaibat (Princeton)
  • Liyan Shi (CMU)
  • Bruno Sultanum (Richmond Fed)
  • Semih Uslu (Johns Hopkins)
  • Shengxing Zhang (LSE)

Senior Advisory Board

  • Darrell Duffie (Stanford)
  • Burton Hollifield (Carnegie Mellon)
  • Ricardo Lagos (NYU)
  • Ben Lester (Philly Fed)
  • Guido Menzio (NYU)
  • Pierre-Olivier Weill (UCLA)
  • Randall Wright (Wisconsin)

Acknowledgements

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Prices change with varying frequency in all markets, and, unless a market is completely centralized, no one will know all the prices which various sellers (or buyers) quote at any given time. A buyer (or seller) who wishes to ascertain the most favorable price must canvass various sellers (or buyers) – a phenomenon I shall term “search.” — George Stigler, 1961

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