JIMF 30th ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE - PAPERS

• Macroeconomic Adjustment and the Burden of History in Open Economies (Joshua Aizenman, Ilan Noy)

• Fiscal Spillovers in the Euro Area (Guglielmo Maria Caporale, Alessandro Girardi)

• Friedman’s Monetary Economics in Practice (Edward Nelson)

• I Discovered the Peso Problem: Irving Fisher and the UIP Puzzle (James R. Lothian, Rachel A.J. Pownall, Kees G. Koedijk)

• The Market Microstructure Approach to Foreign Exchange: Looking Back and Looking Forward (Michael R. King, Carol Osler and Dagfinn Rime)

• Exchange rate regimes and asset prices (Harris Dellasy, George Tavlas)

     The goals of the Frank J. Petrilli Center for Research in International Finance (CRIF) are to support scholarly research in the field of international finance, to foster interaction between the academic and business/finance communities, and to add recognition to the research being done at Fordham University Schools of Business.

     Funded by the Fordham University School of Business, CRIF promotes interdisciplinary collaborations among financial engineers, historians, monetary economists, and legal scholars, in and outside Fordham.     

With a general focus in international finance, CRIF supports a wide variety of research topics, including the behavior of international financial markets, the microstructure of these markets, the institutions surrounding international financial markets, the historical development of these markets,and the process of international financial integration and the globalization of markets.

     CRIF sponsors a working paper series and hosts a series of regular research workshops. To foster interaction and collaboration with researchers outside Fordham, CRIF also sponsors a visiting scholar program, under which CRIF invites active researchers in the relevant areas for short-term visits and collaboration. On occasion, CRIF also serves as a host or co-host for conferences on specific topics of interest to the research community.