Boboy Yves Togba
@YvesTogbaInd. Global Market Analyst. (+Gender). (3). MA in Economics. @PusanNU
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How do global banks intermediate dollars during funding crunches? Ample reserves are the key to support global banks’ dollar lending in #repo and #FXswap markets, from @Rcorrea_econ, @wenxindu, and @gordonliao nber.org/papers/w27491
Recently accepted by #QJE, “Banking, Trade, and the Making of a Dominant Currency,” by Gita Gopinath (@GitaGopinath) and Jeremy C. Stein: economics.harvard.edu/files/economic…
Look forward to participating in the first Women in International Economics conference with @skalemliozcan, @nityanayar, @helene_rey, @WenxinDu and many other amazing women. sites.google.com/view/wie-confe…
Recently wrote a column in @voxeu with Thomas J. Sargent on “Acknowledging and Pricing Macroeconomic Uncertainties” Read it here: voxeu.org/article/acknow…
How Do Senators Vote? Disentangling the Role of Voter Preferences, Party Affiliation, and Senator Ideology Senator's own ideology matters. jstor.org/stable/2118205…
A dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model intended to simultaneously study the principal tools of unconventional monetary policy. Quantitative easing is an effective substitute for conventional policy, from Eric R. Sims and Jing Cynthia Wu nber.org/papers/w26040
Study suggests that, possibly through unconventional monetary policies, the Federal Reserve may have gotten around the negative effects of the zero lower bound on interest rates, from Davide Debortoli, Jordi Galí, and Luca Gambetti nber.org/papers/w25820
Unexpected inflation devalues nominal government bonds, and therefore must come from changing expectations of government surpluses or their discount rates. Discount rates account for most inflation, from John H. Cochrane nber.org/papers/w25811
"The Hoover monetary conference is always a highlight on my schedule" says Fed Vice-Chair Richard Clarida as he begins pathbreaking talk on Models, Markets, and Monetary Policy at latest @HooverInst conference. Video & text of talk here: federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe…
Mertens and Williams use a standard New Keynesian model to analyze the effects and implementation of various monetary policy frameworks in the presence of a low natural rate of interest and a lower bound on interest rates. nyfed.org/2VfeEJa
An important speech that shows that central bank independence has value far beyond time consistency issues. Having a transparent and trusted official institution is worth a lot these days.
Le Grand debat: Une augmentation des depenses de 1% du PIB pour addresser les problemes les plus criants d'inegalite, d'investissement public, financee par la dette, ferait augmenter la dette de 0.5% du PIB, et les paiements d'interet de 0.005% du PIB. A serieusement considerer.
The Phillips curve is readily apparent in raw data. piie.com/blogs/realtime…
What is the biggest hurdle your community faces in economic growth? Economic outcomes shouldn’t be predetermined by things like ZIP code, #gender, or #race. Learn more about how our mission depends on broad access to economic opportunity: bit.ly/2Y6VUcA. #AtlantaFed
Do you have opinions about central bank independence? Want an international perspective? Watch @KganyagoLesetja of @SAReserveBank TODAY at 5:30 PM EST for his take on this topic for our 19th annual @SNForg Lecture & submit questions using #SNFLecture2019. piie.com/events/princip…
Exchange rates are predictable by assessing the text-based communications about policy issued by central banks. Those policies have spillover effects for other countries' exchange rates, from Charles W. Calomiris and Harry Mamaysky nber.org/papers/w25714
Demand for trade protection responds substantially to news about job losses, but preferences for direct compensation versus protection depend on the type of labor market shock, from Rafael Di Tella and Dani Rodrik nber.org/papers/w25705
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