Emmanuel de Veirman

Curriculum Vitae

Thesis Title:

"Mild Deflation and Adjustment in Recessions: Lessons from Japan."  Abstract.

Primary Fields:

Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Applied Time Series.

Secondary Fields:

Panel Data Econometrics, Macroeconomic Labor Market Issues.

Dissertation research:

• "Which nonlinearity in the Phillips curve? The absence of accelerating deflation in Japan." (2006)

• "Why has aggregate real output volatility increased in Japan? A firm-level data perspective." (in progress)
  With Andrew Levin.

• "The rise in the share of part-time and temporary employees in Japan: increased firm-level volatility or low output demand?" (in progress)
  With Andrew Levin.

Other Projects:

• "Is there a common bank credit cycle in Asia? A dynamic factor analysis" (2005).
  With Charles Kramer, International Monetary Fund.

• "Assessing the accuracy of euro area inflation and growth forecasts" (2004).
  With Mark Wynne, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

References:

Prof. Laurence Ball: lball@jhu.edu / +1 (410) 516 7605

Dr. Andrew Levin: levina@frb.gov / +1 (202) 452 3541

Prof. Louis Maccini: maccini@jhu.edu / +1 (410) 516 7607