In 2023, research and commentaries on central banks’ independence, balance sheets, and forecasting methodologies resonated with a significant segment of our readers. Beyond central banking, research on the realignment of global supply chains and the SVB collapse were the other subjects that captured the attention of the majority of our audience.
- The Changing and Growing Roles of Independent Central Banks Now Do Require a Reconsideration of Their Mandate
Authors: Charles Goodhart, Rosa Lastra
From: LSE, Queen Mary University of London
(September 26, 2023) - Silicon Valley Bank Blinders
By: John Cochrane – Hoover Institution, Stanford University
(March 14, 2023) - The two-regime view of inflation
Authors: Claudio Borio, Marco Lombardi, James Yetman, Egon Zakrajšek
From: BIS
(April 4, 2023) - Central Bank Forecasting: A Survey
Authors: Carola Conces Binder, Rodrigo Sekkel
From: Haverford College, Bank of Canada
(April 6, 2023) - Central banks are incurring losses, but critics’ concerns are overblown
By: Patrick Honohan – Peterson Institute for International Economics
(January 24, 2023) - Has monetary policy cared too much about a poor measure of r-star?
Author: Ricardo Reis
From: LSE
(May 4, 2023) - Mapping the realignment of global value chains
Authors: Han Qiu, Hyun Song Shin, Leanne Si Ying Zhang
From: BIS
(October 4, 2023 ) - Global Supply Chains: The Looming “Great Reallocation”
Authors: Laura Alfaro, Davin Chor
From: Harvard Business School, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
(October 4, 2023) - ESG investing, versus those who would ban it
By: Jeffrey Frankel – Harvard University
(March 2, 2023 ) - Another Predictable Bank Failure
By: Joseph Stiglitz – Columbia University
(March 14, 2023)
