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Marco Del Negro
Marco Del Negro
 

Research Officer
Macroeconomic and Monetary Studies Function
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
33 Liberty Street
New York, NY 10045

Phone (212) 720-7738
marco.delnegro@ny.frb.org

 
Bio 
Publications in Refereed Journals

Monetary Policy Analysis with Potentially Misspecified Models  PDF
With Frank Schorfheide
American Economic Review, Forthcoming
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports 321

Forming Priors for DSGE Models (and How It Affects the Assessment of Nominal Rigidities)  PDF
With Frank Schorfheide
Journal of Monetary Economics, Forthcoming
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Reports 320

Monetary Policy and the House Price Boom across U.S. States
With Chris Otrok
Journal of Monetary Economics, October 2007, 54 (7),
1962-85
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2005-24  OFFSITE

On the Fit of New Keynesian Models
With Frank Schorfheide, Frank Smets, and Raf Wouters
Invited Journal of Business and Economic Statistics Lecture April 2007, 25 (2),
123-43
With comments by Ron Gallant, Larry Christiano, and Chris Sims, and Rejoinder by the authors
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2004-37  OFFSITE

Firm-Level Evidence on International Stock Market Comovement
With Robin Brooks
Review of Finance 2006 (10),
69-98
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2003-8  OFFSITE

Country versus Region Effects in International Stock Returns
With Robin Brooks
Journal of Portfolio Management Summer 2005:
67-72
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2002-20b OFFSITE

Priors from General Equilibrium Models for VARs
With Frank Schorfheide
International Economic Review 45 (2004):
643-673
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2002-14

The Rise in Comovement across National Stock Markets: Market Integration or IT Bubble?
With Robin Brooks
Journal of Empirical Finance 11 (2004):
649-680
See also ››
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper 2002-17a

Asymmetric Shocks Among U.S. States
Journal of International Economics 56 (2002):
273-297

Has Monetary Policy Been So Bad That It Is Better To get Rid of It? The Case of Mexico.
With Francesc Obiols-Homs
Journal of Money Credit and Banking 33 (2001):
404-433

Other Publications

How Good Is What You've Got? DSGE-VAR as a Toolkit for Evaluating DSGE Models  PDF
With Frank Schorfheide
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review 91, Second Quarter 2006

Policy Policy Predictions if the Model Doesn't Fit.
With Frank Schorfheide
Journal of the European Economic Association (Proceedings) Forthcoming

How Good Is What You've Got? DGSE-VAR as a Toolkit for Evaluating DSGE Models.  PDF
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review 91 (Second Quarter 2006)

Take Your Model Bowling: Forecasting with General Equilibrium Models  PDF
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review 88 (Fourth Quarter 2003)

Global Banks, Local Crises: Bad News from Argentina  PDF
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review 87 (Third Quarter 2002)

Turn, Turn, Turn: Predicting Turning Points in Economic Activity  PDF
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Economic Review 86 (Second Quarter 2001)

Global Monetary Integration: Context, Issues, and Contributions
With A. Hernandez D., O. Humpage, and E. Huybens
Journal of Money Credit and Banking 33 (2001):
303-311

Other Papers

Tax Buyouts
With Fabrizio Perri and Fabiano Schivardi
New York University photocopy, 2006

Fear of Floating? A Stuctural Investigation of Monetary Policy in Mexico
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta photocopy, 2003

Monetary Policy Identification in a Factor Model
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta photocopy,2001

A Macro Market Alternative to Unemployment Insurance
CIE-ITAM photocopy, 1998

Aggregate Risk Sharing Across U.S. States and European Countries
Yale University photocopy, 1998

Marco Del Negro's CVPDF

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