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3 November 2026: Davide Melcangi (Federal Reserve Bank of New York): "Subjective Uncertainty and the Marginal Propensity to Consume"

28 October 2026: Rune Vejlin (Aarhus University): "Drivers of Lifetime Earnings and Wealth: Skills, Frictions and Choices"

29 September 2026: Björn Imbierowicz (Deutsche Bundesbank): "TBA"

8 September 2026: Christopher Busch (University of Munich): "Individual Careers and Household Income Inequality"

1 September 2026: Anders Humlum (Chicago Booth): "Integrators: The Firm Boundaries of Capital-Skill Complementarity"

26 June 2026: Pratiti Chatterjee (University of Western Australia): "Belief-Driven Monetary Policy Transmission – A Sentiment Channel"

9 June 2026: Benjamin Pugsley (University of Notre Dame): title not found in the retrieved seminar emails

8 June 2026: Benjamin Schoefer (University of California, Berkeley): "Monopsony, Markdowns and Minimum Wages"

1 June 2026: Manju Puri (Duke University): "Screening Precision, Collateral, and Credit Reallocation"

19 May 2026: Mathias Klein (Sveriges Riksbank): Do Capacity Constraints Affect the Pass-Through of Monetary Policy to Prices?

12 May 2026: Annika Bacher (BI Norwegian Business School): "Regulating Entrepreneurship: The Case of Capital Requirements"

8 May 2026: Simon Gilchrist (University of Chicago Booth School of Business): "The Green Energy Transition in a Putty-Clay Model of Capital"

30 April 2026: Viral Acharya (NYU Stern School of Business): "Pandemic-era Inflation and Interest Rate Uncertainty in the US"

21 April 2026: Lakshmi Naaraayanan (London Business School): "Interest-rate fee substitution: credit facilitation in segmented markets"

14 April 2026: Johannes Pfeifer (Universität der Bundeswehr München): "Anchored in Troubled Waters: Monetary Unions and Uncertainty"

7 April 2026: Sarah Lein (University of Basel): "Inflation Expectation Pass-Through into Prices and Wages: Evidence from an RCT Survey"

17 March 2026: Diana Bonfim (European Central Bank / Banco de Portugal): "Resilience Amid Panic: A Story of Bank Runs Without Failures in a Pre-Central Bank Era"

3 March 2026: Win Monroe (Copenhagen Business School, Department of Finance): “Dealers, Information, and Liquidity Crises in Safe Assets”

24 February 2026: Benjamin Born (University of Bonn): "The Housing Channel of Labor Market Turnover"

17 February 2026: Marta Morazzoni (University College London): "Sorting into Entrepreneurial Teams"

20 January 2026: Rikke S. Nielsen (University of Southern Denmark): "Left out: The effect of macroprudential policies on first-time homebuyers"

Past conferences