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Michael Bauer
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Economist at San Francisco Fed. Macro-finance, monetary policy, climate finance. Husband and proud dad of two. From Hamburg (Moin!)

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · 6d
We launched the Center for Monetary Research about one year ago. The first year brought a flurry of activities, research, and new data&indicators. Special highlight:
Adrien Auclert receiving the inaugural Janet Yellen Award! My blog post has a review and outlook:
www.frbsf.org/research-and...
The Center for Monetary Research: First Year in Review - San Francisco Fed
To mark the first year since the Center for Monetary Research’s launch, the San Francisco Fed reviews the Center’s research activities and events.
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · 6d
Very excited that our third monthly VSME is coming up this Thursday. We'll hear from Jordi Gali about monetary policy in the New Keynesian model.

Please join us on Zoom at 11am Eastern / 5pm CET! Webinar registration here:
cepr-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
cepr.org Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · 7d
Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics
A monthly series joint with the Center for Monetary Research at the SF Fed
6 Nov 17:00 CET
Join us this week for a seminar with Jordi Galí presenting “Rethinking the New Keynesian Model (I): The Monetary Policy Block”

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#EconSky #EconConf

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer, Michael McMahon

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Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · 7d
Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics
A monthly series joint with the Center for Monetary Research at the SF Fed
6 Nov 17:00 CET
Join us this week for a seminar with Jordi Galí presenting “Rethinking the New Keynesian Model (I): The Monetary Policy Block”

cepr.org/events/event...
#EconSky #EconConf

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Sep 2
We hope you had a nice summer, the Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics is now in session! Please join us this Thursday at 8am PT / 11am ET for our first seminar! Zoom webinar registration here: cepr-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
cepr.org Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Sep 2
The Virtual Seminars on Monetary Economics, hosted by CEPR & the San Francisco Fed start this week!

Session 1: 4 Sept 17:00 CEST
@ivanwerning.bsky.social @mit.edu
Topic: Tariffs as Cost-Push Shocks: Implications for Optimal #MonetaryPolicy

Sign up: cepr.org/events/event...

#EconSky #EconConf

Reposted by Iikka Korhonen, Aaron Sojourner, Michael D. Bauer

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Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Sep 2
The Virtual Seminars on Monetary Economics, hosted by CEPR & the San Francisco Fed start this week!

Session 1: 4 Sept 17:00 CEST
@ivanwerning.bsky.social @mit.edu
Topic: Tariffs as Cost-Push Shocks: Implications for Optimal #MonetaryPolicy

Sign up: cepr.org/events/event...

#EconSky #EconConf

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Aug 26
Apropos, we regularly update our measure of market-based monetary policy uncertainty, published via our
SF Fed Center for Monetary Research:
www.frbsf.org/research-and...
Market-Based Monetary Policy Uncertainty - San Francisco Fed
Market-Based Monetary Uncertainty provides daily indicators of the uncertainty about future short-term interest rates based on prices of money market derivatives
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Aug 26
In a nutshell, the paper proposes a taxonomy for economic risks and uncertainties, reviews various measures and models available for quantitative assessments, and discusses ways how central banks can communicate uncertainty to the public. 2/3

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Aug 26
🧵It was a great pleasure to work with excellent colleagues across the ‪@federalreserve.gov‬ on a paper for the FOMC framework review. Thanks to my coauthors Travis Berge, Giuseppe Fiori, Francesca Loria, Molin Zhong. You can find the paper here:
www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds... 1/3
Accounting for Uncertainty and Risks in Monetary Policy
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.
www.federalreserve.gov

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Jul 31
Interested in top-notch research in monetary economics? Join us for this new online seminar series, co-hosted CEPR's Monetary Economics and Fluctuations program and our Center for Monetary Research! @ivanwerning.bsky.social will kick things off on Sep-4.
Sign up: cepr-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
cepr.org Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Jul 28
New Virtual Seminar series on #MonetaryEconomics begins September 2025, joint with the Center for Monetary Research of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Monthly sessions explore central bank frameworks, policy design, and international dimensions.

More: cepr.org/events/event...

#EconSky

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Jul 28
New Virtual Seminar series on #MonetaryEconomics begins September 2025, joint with the Center for Monetary Research of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Monthly sessions explore central bank frameworks, policy design, and international dimensions.

More: cepr.org/events/event...

#EconSky

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Adam Shapiro @adamshap.bsky.social · Nov 13
Shelter inflation will continue to remain above pre pandemic levels as average rents catch up to market rents

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Nicola Borri @nicolaborri.bsky.social · Nov 19
The call for the third edition of the Luiss Finance Conference is out. This time we are looking for papers on Corporate Finance and Financial Intermediation. Keynote by Manju Puri. Spread the news. #EconSky

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LUISS Finance Workshop 2025
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Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Austan Goolsbee @goolsbee.bsky.social · Nov 20
Follow this woman @dianeswonk.bsky.social

She is good.

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer, Nandini Gupta

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Lisa Kramer @lisakramer.com · Sep 25
I made a starter pack of academics doing finance research, including finance professors, financial economists, and other economists interested in finance go.bsky.app/944zQWd

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Kevin Roose @kevinroose.com · Nov 22
I wrote about this app! It’s good! (But you know that, you’re here)
www.nytimes.com/2024/11/22/t...
Bluesky Is Turning Into a Strong X Alternative
Bluesky has a hint of the old Twitter magic, but the feeling of freedom it offers might be even better.
www.nytimes.com

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Nov 20
🚨Call for Papers🚨
Together with the Bank of Canada and the Chicago Fed, we're organizing a Conference on #FixedIncome Research and Implications for #MonetaryPolicy on May 22-23, 2025, in San Francisco. Submissions due by January 31. More details: www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...
#EconSky
Call for Papers: Fixed Income Research and Implications for Monetary Policy - San Francisco Fed
Submissions due by January 31, 2025 for the Fixed Income Research and Implications for Monetary Policy Conference
www.frbsf.org

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Mar 3
#CallForPapers for the #CEBRA2025 Annual Meeting

They invite high-quality research papers on central #banking, #monetarypolicy, financial stability and related topics.

Hosted by: Boston Fed and the HBS Pricing Lab D^3
Deadline: 20 March

More info: cebra-events.org/call-for-pap...
#EconSky
Call for Papers for: The 2025 Annual Meeting of the Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA). Co-organized with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and Harvard Business School, Pricing Lab, Digital Data Design Institute at Harvard (D^3). The submission deadline is Thursday, 20 March 2025. Date:  Wednesday 6 August to Friday 8 August 2025 Location: Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (6 Aug) and Harvard Business School (7-8 Aug) The CEBRA Annual Meeting, now celebrating its tenth year, brings together practitioners to explore a wide range of pressing topics relevant to central banks, financial regulators, international financial institutions and fiscal authorities. With the input and support of almost 30 central banks, this year's call for papers ensures the sessions will be diverse, engaging and highly topical. We invite you to submit your paper and be part of this important discussion. The conference will showcase a keynote address by Alberto Cavallo, followed by an insightful panel on Technology and the Inflation Process, organized by Raphael Auer. Two high-level policy panels, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will further enrich the discussions. Additionally for 2025, CEBRA is pleased to highlight a poster session designed specifically for early-career economists, providing a platform for emerging voices in the field. The program will also feature a session by Banca d’Italia on Women in Central Banking. The Scientific Committee is composed of Laura Alfaro (Harvard Business School), Raphael Auer (BIS Innovation Hub, CEBRA), Alberto Cavallo (Harvard Business School), Raphael Schoenle (Brandeis University, CEBRA) and Egon Zakrajšek (Federal Reserve Bank of Boston).

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 27
🚨Friendly reminder that Saturday, May 31 is the deadline to submit (a) papers to our fall macro-finance conference and (b) nominations for the new Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research, both initiatives of our new Center for Monetary Research. Details are here: www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...
Call for Papers: 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research - San Francisco Fed
Submissions due by May 31, 2025, for the 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research, to be held in San Francisco on October 10, 2025.
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 19
🚀Stay ahead of the curve! If you're interested in events, new papers, and data updates of our Center for Monetary Research, you can sign up for the quarterly newsletter here: frbsf.org/subscription...
#MonetaryPolicy #MacroFinance #CentralBanking #EconSky
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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 16
Excellent papers at the Second Thomas Laubach Conference of the @federalreserve.bsky.social Follow Ben Bernanke's presentation on Central Bank Communication live now, or watch the recording later. Great stuff!
www.federalreserve.gov/conferences/...
Second Thomas Laubach Research Conference
economic Conference - The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.
www.federalreserve.gov

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 13
Selection Committee: Michael Bauer, Sylvain Leduc, Thomas Mertens, and Pascal Paul

More info is also in our conference call for papers:
www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...
Call for Papers: 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research - San Francisco Fed
Submissions due by May 31, 2025, for the 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research, to be held in San Francisco on October 10, 2025.
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 13
The nominee should have received their Ph.D. within the last ten years, but exceptions due to career breaks are possible. Please send nominations to CMR@sf.frb.org by May 31, 2025. Nominations should include a brief justification and the nominee’s CV. Self-nominations are accepted.

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 13
📢Call for Nominations📢

The SF Fed and its Center for Monetary Research are launching the new Janet Yellen Award!

This award will be given annually to an exceptional early-career researcher who has made significant and policy-relevant contributions to macro-finance and/or monetary economics.

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · May 7
The SF Fed's Center for Monetary Research is hosting our 2nd Annual Macro-Finance Conference this fall. If you have a recent paper on the linkages between financial markets, monetary policy, and the macroeconomy, please submit by May 31!
www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...
Call for Papers: 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research - San Francisco Fed
Submissions due by May 31, 2025, for the 2nd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research, to be held in San Francisco on October 10, 2025.
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Mar 14
Our Center for Monetary Research is cosponsoring a session at the 2025 CEBRA meeting. Do you have a recent working paper on international macro-finance/monetary issues? Then please submit to Session 14 of this CfP! Deadline is March 20. We look forward to your submissions! #CEBRA2025 #CFP #EconSky
cepr.org Centre for Economic Policy Research @cepr.org · Mar 3
#CallForPapers for the #CEBRA2025 Annual Meeting

They invite high-quality research papers on central #banking, #monetarypolicy, financial stability and related topics.

Hosted by: Boston Fed and the HBS Pricing Lab D^3
Deadline: 20 March

More info: cebra-events.org/call-for-pap...
#EconSky
Call for Papers for: The 2025 Annual Meeting of the Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA). Co-organized with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and Harvard Business School, Pricing Lab, Digital Data Design Institute at Harvard (D^3). The submission deadline is Thursday, 20 March 2025. Date:  Wednesday 6 August to Friday 8 August 2025 Location: Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (6 Aug) and Harvard Business School (7-8 Aug) The CEBRA Annual Meeting, now celebrating its tenth year, brings together practitioners to explore a wide range of pressing topics relevant to central banks, financial regulators, international financial institutions and fiscal authorities. With the input and support of almost 30 central banks, this year's call for papers ensures the sessions will be diverse, engaging and highly topical. We invite you to submit your paper and be part of this important discussion. The conference will showcase a keynote address by Alberto Cavallo, followed by an insightful panel on Technology and the Inflation Process, organized by Raphael Auer. Two high-level policy panels, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will further enrich the discussions. Additionally for 2025, CEBRA is pleased to highlight a poster session designed specifically for early-career economists, providing a platform for emerging voices in the field. The program will also feature a session by Banca d’Italia on Women in Central Banking. The Scientific Committee is composed of Laura Alfaro (Harvard Business School), Raphael Auer (BIS Innovation Hub, CEBRA), Alberto Cavallo (Harvard Business School), Raphael Schoenle (Brandeis University, CEBRA) and Egon Zakrajšek (Federal Reserve Bank of Boston).

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Feb 3
Kristin Forbes distills lessons for monetary policy from her research and the recent experience of central banks, using Sun Tzu's eternal classic "The Art of War" as a framework. Ingenious! (And particularly close to my own martial artist heart.)

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DP19905 The Art of Monetary Policy: Lessons from Sun Tzu for Central Banks
The 2008 Global Financial Crisis and 2020 COVID-19 pandemic forced central banks to innovate and develop a multifaceted set of new weapons that have substantially expanded their authority and reach. This lecture draws lessons for monetary policy from the last two, tumultuous decades by applying the principles of Sun Tzu, a Chinese philosopher and military strategist from the 6th century BC. Tzu proposed several key principles for success—tenets that also apply to monetary policy today: (1) planning in advance for the next battle; (2) accepting and adapting to the inevitability of powerful, external shocks; (3) establishing a strong tactical position; (4) developing a variety of weapons that can be combined for different situations and maneuvers; (5) maintaining flexibility so that you can quickly modify your strategy; and (6) considering the longer-term costs when evaluating the tradeoffs of different approaches. While the optimal strategy in both war and monetary policy is more of an “art” than a science, these principles provide insights on how central banks should deploy interest rates, balance sheets, emergency support programs, forward guidance, and macroprudential tools when battling the next crisis—as well as to build more resilient economies during more peaceful periods.
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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Jan 27
Submission deadline for our fixed income conference is this Friday, January 31. Our keynote speaker will be Annette Vissing-Jorgensen. If you have a new paper in this area, please consider submitting it!
michaeldbauer.bsky.social Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Nov 20
🚨Call for Papers🚨
Together with the Bank of Canada and the Chicago Fed, we're organizing a Conference on #FixedIncome Research and Implications for #MonetaryPolicy on May 22-23, 2025, in San Francisco. Submissions due by January 31. More details: www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...
#EconSky
Call for Papers: Fixed Income Research and Implications for Monetary Policy - San Francisco Fed
Submissions due by January 31, 2025 for the Fixed Income Research and Implications for Monetary Policy Conference
www.frbsf.org

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Jan 16
Thank you @cwolfram.bsky.social for a fantastic presentation on CBAM in today's Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics. The slides and recording are here: www.frbsf.org/news-and-med...

Also worth checking out this @rff.org policy brief: www.rff.org/publications...

Reposted by Michael D. Bauer

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Thomas Drechsel @tdecon.bsky.social · Jan 2
At the AEA meetings in San Francisco?

Check out this nice session on Friday morning: "Identifying Monetary Policy"

With presentations by Amy Handlan @michaeldbauer.bsky.social @kronerniklas.bsky.social myself and Philippe Andrade

Thank you Philippe for organizing! #ASSA2025

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Michael Bauer @michaeldbauer.bsky.social · Dec 18
The Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics is finishing the year strong, with a talk by Philippe Agion from INSEAD on "Transition to Green Technology along the Supply Chain". Join us Thursday at 11am ET on Zoom!

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Philippe Aghion, INSEAD Transition to Green Technology along the Supply Chain - San Francisco Fed
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