Research: Some
Recent Working Papers
When
is the Government Spending Multiplier Large? (December 2010), joint with
Larry Christiano and Sergio Rebelo.
Reference
Prices and Nominal Rigidities (Revised August 2009), joint with Nir Jaimovich and Sergio
Rebelo. Data
Appendix.
Can
Peso Problems Explain the Returns to the Carry Trade? (May 2008, joint with Craig
Burnside, Isaac Kleshcelski and Sergio Rebelo).
Understanding
the Forward Premium Puzzle: A Microstructure Approach, July 2007,
joint with Craig Burnside and Sergio Rebelo.
The
Returns to Currency Speculation in Emerging Markets (February 2007), joint with
Craig Burnside, and Sergio Rebelo.
The
Returns to Currency Speculation (October 2006, joint with Craig Burnside, Isaac Kleshcelski
and Sergio Rebelo)
Assessing
Structural VARs
(March 2006, Joint with Larry Christiano and Rob Vigfusson)
How
Important Are Nontradable Goods Prices As Sources of Cyclical Fluctuations in
Real Exchange Rates? (August 2005, with Ariel Burstein and Sergio Rebelo).
Modleing Exchange Rate Passthrough After Large Devaluations (March, 2005, with Ariel
Burstein and Sergio Rebelo)
Firm
-Specific Capital, Nominal Rigidities and the Business Cycle, (December 2004) joint with
Dave Altig, Lawrence Christiano and Jesper Linde.
Data
and Replication Materials.
Government
Finance in the Wake of a Currency Crisis (Revised, April, 2005 with
Craig Burnside and Sergio Rebelo). Technical Appendix
Evaluating
the Calvo Model of Sticky Prices, joint with Jonas Fisher 05/2004
Fiscal
Policy in the Aftermath of 9/11, joint with Jonas Fisher, 03/2004
Large
Devaluations and the Real Exchange Rate, joint with Ariel Burstein and Sergio
Rebelo, 09/2003
Currency
Crises and Fiscal Sustainability, joint with Craig Burnside and Sergio Rebelo,
07/2003
Fiscal
Shocks and Their Consequences, joint with Craig Burnside and Jonas Fisher,
05/2003.
Testing
the Calvo Model of Sticky Prices, joint with Jonas Fisher, 05/2003
Government
Guarantees and Self-Fulfilling Speculative Attack (with Craig Burnside and
Sergio Rebelo, revised March 2003)
(Technical Appendix)
Why
Is Inflation So Low After Large Devaluations? (with Ariel Burstein and
Sergio Rebelo (May 2002)
On
the Fiscal Implications of Twin Crises, joint with Craig Burnside and Sergio
Rebelo (April 2001)
Prospective
Deficits and the Asian Currency Crises, joint with Craig Burnside and Sergio
Rebelo.
Understanding
the Korean and Thai currency crises, joint with Craig Burnside and Sergio
Rebelo
Fiscal
Shocks in an Efficiency Wage Model, joint with Craig Burnside and Jonas Fisher
Some
Thoughts on Practical Stabilization Policy.
Modeling
Money, joint with Lawrence Christiano and Charlie Evans
Expectation
Traps and Discretion, joint with V.V. Chari and Lawrence Christiano.