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SUMMARY:Joint Spring Conference on Monetary Policy and Expectations of Ho
 useholds and Firms
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DESCRIPTION:Eltville am Rhein (hybrid event)\n\nUnderstanding inflation e
 xpectations is a key prerequisite for informed monetary policy decision-
 making. The expectations of households\, firms\, financial markets and o
 ther economic agents about future price developments have become a prime
  source for supporting the analysis of financial stability\, monetary po
 licy transmission and the effects of central bank communication.\n\nFor 
 the Joint Spring Conference of the Banque de France and the Deutsche Bun
 desbank\, we will bring together researchers from academia\, central ban
 ks and other policy institutions to present novel insights and research 
 findings related to household expectations\, their use in model-based an
 alysis and methodological advances in eliciting expectations through sur
 veys. \n\nThe two-day conference will feature keynote speeches by Olivie
 r Coibion from the University of Texas at Austin and Ulrike Malmendier f
 rom the University of California\, Berkeley.\n\nBanque de France Governo
 r François Villeroy de Galhau and President of the Deutsche Bundesbank J
 oachim Nagel will each give a speech on the expectations of households a
 nd firms in a joint session.\n\nThe programme will feature several acade
 mic sessions\, including a dedicated session with participants from the 
 Banque de France\, the Deutsche Bundesbank\, the European Central Bank a
 nd the Federal Reserve Bank of New York presenting research employing th
 eir bank’s specific expectations surveys.\n\nThe topics covered at the c
 onference include:\nthe interaction of expectations and monetary policy\
 ;\ninflation and other economic expectations of households\, firms and o
 ther economic agents\;\nhouseholds’ economic behaviour\, including real 
 estate\, consumption\, labour markets\;\ninsights into the expectation f
 ormation process\;\nmethodological advances in surveys on households’ an
 d firms’ expectations\;\nempirical analyses and theoretical explorations
  based on survey data.
LOCATION:Hybrid event
CONTACT:Conferences section\, conferences@bundesbank.de
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