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2nd Swiss National Bank/National Bank of Poland seminar on exchange rate regimes and monetary policy, 19-20 May 2005

The Swiss National Bank and the National Bank of Poland jointly organised a seminar on exchange rate regimes and monetary policy, which took place in Zurich on 19-20 May 2005. The seminar brought together academics and central bankers to discuss theoretical and practical aspects of central banking. The aim was to provide a forum to share knowledge and experience with and among central bankers from transition countries. The organising committee consisted of Pawel Samecki (National Bank of Poland), Werner Hermann (Swiss National Bank) and Thomas Moser (Swiss National Bank).

Conference organisation

  • Programme

Report

  • Thomas Moser: 2nd Joint NBP/SNB Seminar on Exchange Rates Regimes and Monetary Policy, Zurich, May 19-20 2005

Papers

  • Ozge Senay and Alan Sutherland: Can Endogenous Changes in Price Flexibility Alter the Relative Welfare Performance of Exchange Rate Regimes?
  • Nicolas Cuche, Harris Dellas, and Jean-Marc Natal: Monetary Arrangements for a Small Open Economy
  • Aleš Bulir: Exchange Rates in Transition: Two Cautionary Tales: IMF Working Paper WP/05/27
  • Aleš Bulir: Exchange Rates in Transition: Two Cautionary Tales: IMF Working Paper WP/04/35
  • Michal Brzoza-Brzezina: Lending Booms During Changes of Monetary Policy Regimes: An Example from Central Europe
  • Andreas M. Fischer and Marlene Amstad: Shock Identification of Macroeconomic Forecasts Based on Daily Panels

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