Richard Rogerson, Arizona State University
     "Organizational Dynamics Over the Business Cycle:
              A View on Jobless Recoveries" (download)
     January 4, 2005/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Satyajit Chatterjee, FRB Philadelphia
     "A Recursive Equilibrium Model with Credit Scoring and Competitive 
              Pricing of Default Risk" (download)
     January 14, 2005/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Christopher Sims, Princeton University
     January 20, 2005/12:15 pm/Seminar Room

Steven Durlauf, University of Wisconsin
     "Model Uncertainty and Policy Evaluation:  
              Some Theory and Empirics" (download)
     Tuesday, March 22/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Rehim Kilic, Georgia Institute of Technology
     "Confidence intervals for half-life deviations from 
               Purchasing Power Parity in a nonlinear model" (download)
     Wednesday, March 23/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Martin Uribe, Duke University
     "Deep Habits" (download)
     Thursday, March 24/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Eric Renault, University of North Carolina
     "Efficient Derivative Pricing by Extended Method of Moments" (download)
     Wednesday, March 30/10:00 am/Seminar Room

Peter Ireland, Boston College
     "Changes in the Federal Reserve's Inflation Target:  
              Causes and Consequences" (download)
     Thursday, April 7/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Karsten Jeske, FRB Atlanta
     "Health Insurance and Tax Policy" (download)
     Wednesday, April 13/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Sagiri Kitao, New York University
     "Income Taxation with Uninsurable Endowment and 
              Entrepreneurial Investment Risks"  (download)
     Thursday, April 14/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Christopher Bollinger, University of Kentucky
      "Food Stamp Program Participation of Refugees and Immigrants" (download)
     Thursday, April 21/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Jim Nason, FRB Atlanta
     "The Sparkle in Exchange Rates: Restricting Its Present-Value Model  
            with Common Trends and Common Cycles"  (download)
     Wednesday, April 27/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Frank Schorfheide, University of Pennsylvania
    "Empirical Likelihood Estimation with Inequality Moment Constraints"  (download)
     Tuesday, May 3/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

David Marshall, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
     "Fundamental Economic Shocks and the Macroeconomy" (download)
     Thursday, May 5/10:30 am/Seminar Room

Eric Ghysels, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (to be rescheduled)
     Friday, May 6/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Roger Farmer, UCLA
     "On the Indeterminacy of New-Keynesian Economics"  (download)
     Wednesday, May 11/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Chris Otrok, University of Virginia
     Tuesday, May 17/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Antonio Doblas Madrid, Michigan State University
     "Exchange Rate Bubbles After Crises"
     Wednesday, June 8/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Jose Wynne, Duke University
     "The Value of Information in Credit Markets"  (download)
     Friday, June 10/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Eduardo Cavallo, Harvard University
     "Trade, Gravity and Sudden Stops:  On How Commercial Trade Can  
              Increase the Stability of Capital Flows"  (download)
     Monday, June 13/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Eduardo Cavallo, Harvard University
     "Output Volatility and Openness to Trade: A Reassessment "  (download)
     Tuesday, July 12/12:15 pm/Seminar Room

John Keating, University of Kansas
     "Using Parameter Instability to Test Economic Theories"  (download)
     Monday, August 1/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Serena Ng, University of Michigan
     "Determining the Number of Primitive Shocks in Factor Models"  (download)
     Tuesday, August 9/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Roger Farmer, UCLA
     "Identifying the Monetary Transmission Mechanism Using 
              Structural Breaks"   (download)
     Tuesday, August 30/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Kenji Wada, Keio University, Kanagawa, Japan
    "Stock Repurchases in Japan" (download)
      Thursday, September 8/10:30 am/Seminar Room

Vivian Yue, New York University
     "Sovereign Default and Debt Renegotiation"  (download)
     Friday, September 16/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Boragan Auroba, University of Maryland
     "Money and Capital" (download)
     Wednesday, September 28/10:30 am/Seminar Room

Marine Carrasco, University of Rochester
     "Optimal Test for Markov Switching" (download)
     Thursday, September 29/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

B. Ravikumar, University of Iowa
     "Search Frictions and Asset Price Volatility" (download)
     Monday, October 3/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Pedro Silos, FRB Atlanta
     Thursday, October 6/12:00 pm/Seminar Room

Silvio Rendon, ITAM
     "Job Creation and Investment in Imperfect Capital and Labor Markets" (download)
     Friday, October 14/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Jean Boivin, Columbia Business School
     "DSGE Models in a Data-Rich Environment"  (download)
     Wednesday, October 19/10:00 am/Seminar Room

Bruce Preston, Columbia University
     "Can Structural Small Open Economy Models Account for the Influence 
      of Foreign Disturbances?"
     Thursday, October 27/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Glenn Rudebusch, FRB San Francisco
     "Accounting for a Shift in Term Structure Behavior with No-Arbitrage 
      and Macro-Finance Models" (download)
     Wednesday, November 2/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

David Arseneau, Board of Governors
     "Fiscal Shocks, Job Creation, and Countercyclical Labor Markups" (download)
     Monday, November 7/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Camilo Tovar, Bank for International Settlements
     "Devaluations, Output, and the Balance Sheet Effect:  
      A Structural Econometric Analysis" (download)
     Tuesday, November 15/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Ulrich Mueller, Princeton University
     "Efficient Estimation of the Parameter Path in Unstable 
           Time Series Models" (download)
     "Valid Inference in Partially Unstable GMM Models" (download)
     Thursday, November 17/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

Mick Devereux, University of British Columbia
     "Vehicle Currency" (download)
     Thursday, December 1/1:30 pm/Seminar Room

More seminars to come... 

All outside guests must give notification through e-mail or a phone call -- if you plan to attend seminar. Parking may be arranged on-site -- if at least 24 hours of notice is given -- either by e-mailing valerie.crosby@atl.frb.org or by calling Valerie Crosby @ 404-498-8800. Please include in the e-mail make and color of car and arrival time to the Fed. All seminars will be held in the Conference Room on the 9th floor -- Room 9.432.