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Gregory Erin Givens
Gregory Erin Givens
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Estimating central bank preferences under commitment and discretion
GE Givens
Journal of Money, credit and Banking 44 (6), 1033-1061, 2012
712012
Monetary policy and investment dynamics: Evidence from disaggregate data
GE Givens, RR Reed
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 50 (8), 1851-1878, 2018
162018
Generalized method of moments and inverse control
GE Givens, MK Salemi
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 32 (10), 3113-3147, 2008
112008
14 Policy Evaluation with a Forward-Looking Model
RV Atoian, GE Givens, MK Salemi
Money Matters, 280, 2004
82004
Inferring monetary policy objectives with a partially observed state
GE Givens, MK Salemi
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 52, 190-208, 2015
72015
Unemployment, imperfect risk sharing, and the monetary business cycle
GE Givens
The BE Journal of Macroeconomics 8 (1), 2008
62008
Unemployment insurance in a sticky-price model with worker moral hazard
GE Givens
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 35 (8), 1192-1214, 2011
52011
Which price level to target? Strategic delegation in a sticky price and wage economy
GE Givens
Journal of Macroeconomics 31 (4), 685-698, 2009
52009
Unemployment, partial insurance, and the multiplier effects of government spending
GE Givens
International Economic Review 63 (2), 571-599, 2022
42022
Do data revisions matter for DSGE estimation?
GE Givens
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 49 (6), 1385-1407, 2017
42017
On the gains from monetary policy commitment under deep habits
GE Givens
Journal of Macroeconomics 50, 19-36, 2016
42016
A note on comparing deep and aggregate habit formation in an estimated new keynesian model
GE Givens
Macroeconomic dynamics 19 (5), 1148-1166, 2015
32015
Deep or aggregate habit formation? Evidence from a new-Keynesian business cycle model
G Givens
32013
On the design and estimation of optimal monetary policy in an economy with nominal rigidities
GE Givens
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2005
32005
Optimal monetary policy design: solutions and comparisons of commitment and discretion
G Givens
University of North Carolina, 2003
32003
Revisiting the Delegation Problem in a Sticky Price and Wage Economy
GE Givens
Available at SSRN 594948, 2004
22004
Implications of Optimal Monetary Policy on the Estimation of a Sticky Price and Wage Model
GE Givens
University of North Carolina, mimeo, 2004
22004
Estimation of a Sticky Price and Wage Model With Endogenous Policy
G Givens
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