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Carlos Garriga

H-index: 26
Economics 74%
Business 19%
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​Jackson Hole Symposium is underway! Great to be back and reconnect with colleagues from the System and central bankers globally. With a Framework review in the mix, there's sure to be plenty to discuss over the next few days. Let's get to it.
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Tornado approaching downtown St Louis. The second one in 3 weeks.
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We invite you to forward this information to your students
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Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled. The first round applications are due by May 30th. Apply for this position on EconJobMarket econjobmarket.org/positions/11...
For questions contact [email protected]
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Former St. Louis RAs have continued their careers in other Bank divisions, in PhD programs, and in the private sector.

This position is a full-time position to start in the summer of 2025. Interested applicants should expect to graduate in the Spring of 2025.
EJM - Econ Job Market
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It is great to have Diego Mendez-Carbajo discussing how #FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) can be best utilized as a powerful tool for teaching personal finance during the upcoming Stanford Financial Education Symposium (April 10–11, 2025).
#EconSky #AcademiaSky
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Stanford Financial Education Symposium
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Did you know Spain is a powerhouse not only in football and tennis, but also in central banking? In his recent post on Nada es Gratis, by Galo Nuño (BdE), he highlights the significant, yet often overlooked, contributions of Spanish economists to international monetary institutions.
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Españoles: futbolistas, tenistas ¿y banqueros centrales?
Por Galo Nuño El título de esta columna puede haber sorprendido a más de uno (esa era mi intención), pero resume el mensaje principal: además de producir futbolistas y tenistas de talla mundial, Es...
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Reflecting on these predictions in light of the subsequent inflation episode and evolving economic landscape offers valuable insights.
www.centralbanking.com/central-bank...

#monetarypolicy #economicmodelling #softlanding #research #centralbanking #EconSky #FinSky
Research proposes ‘Monk’ model of long-term monetary transmission - Central Banking
Equilibrium in standard models only affected by short rates, say Garriga, Kydland and Šustek
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Interestingly, our analysis at the time indicated potential pathways for a soft landing following monetary policy tightening, contrasting with typical Keynesian recessionary outcomes.
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This novel framework proposed that long-term interest rates, shaped by persistent monetary policy expectations, are crucial for economic equilibrium, a departure from the traditional focus solely on short-term rates.
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Revisiting my work with Finn Kydland (2004 Nobel Laureate with Ed Prescott) and Roman Šustek , summarized in 2019 by Central Banking, which introduced the "MoNK" model for analyzing long-term monetary transmission.
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Proud to see our collaborative work with Serdar Birinci on overemployed workers being discussed in this CNBC article: "More Americans With College Degrees Are Working Multiple Jobs". This piece highlights some key aspects of the changing work landscape. #EconSky #FinSky
www.cnbc.com/2025/03/16/m...
More Americans with college degrees are working multiple jobs, Fed report finds
In 2024, roughly half of Americans holding multiple jobs have a college degree, according to a report.
www.cnbc.com
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Mario Benedetti said that "in life one must avoid three geometric figures: vicious circles, love triangles, and square minds."

Nowadays, one could include three-dimensional figures such as political spheres, financial pyramids, and block perspectives.

Happy Friday
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Exciting news for all data enthusiasts! 🎉 ALFRED has a fresh new look and updated graphs are now available to all users. Experience a more modern interface and enhanced data visualization.
alfred.stlouisfed.org #economics #data #visualization #federalreserve #ALFRED
Archival FRED | ALFRED | St. Louis Fed
ArchivaL Federal Reserve Economic Data (ALFRED). Over 350,000 real-time economic time series. Download data. Analyze policy decisions. Reproduce research.
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This is among the best intellectual work on protecting infant industries, by Ravikumar, Raymond Riezman, and Yuzhe Zhang. Sorry, it's highly technical.
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Private Information and Optimal Infant Industry Protection | Fed in Print
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This video on tariffs has been circulating widely this week. The issue of protecting domestic winners is a perennial one. However, kudos to the team from the CEA or NEC who contributed to the speech.
#EconSky #FinSky #AcademiaSky

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President Reagan's Radio Address on Free and Fair Trade on April 25, 1987
YouTube video by Reagan Library
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The dichotomy of modern life is clearly stated in this commercial from the 1990s. Things that humans didn't have to worry about 500 years ago.
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The duopoly in the US killed daily ski tickets, leading to massive congestion & long lift lines. Removing price signals ruins the experience.
#Skiing #EconSky #FinSky

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How Vail Destroyed Skiing
YouTube video by More Perfect Union
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Explore the U.S. Federal Reserve System's research and publications. Insights at your fingertips.
#Fed #Economics #Research #EconSky #FedSky

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Fed in Print
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Chicken or egg? Price puzzle solved! 🥚 FRED data cracks the case: the egg comes first. #Economics #FRED #Data #EconSky #FinSky
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10 year ago, Oli Coibion ( @empctmacrotx.bsky.social ) and I had a paper in AEJ Macro about inflation expectations in the U.S. (www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=...). We found that oil/gasoline prices strongly predict inflation expectations. This "iron law" continues to hold.

#inflation #EconSky
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Here's part 2 of Fernando Martin's story about pandemic inflation. The answer's in the title, and you probably won't be surprised. You should also check his more technical piece with our former colleague David Andolfatto.
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The Fiscal Origin of the COVID-19 Price Surge
This analysis examines the role that deficit financing, which was used to pay for federal COVID-19 assistance, may have played in recent inflation.
www.stlouisfed.org
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This is an excellent point. I will talk to my coauthor, and we will try to address any confusion in the title

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