PDFForeword
THOMAS M. HOENIG
President
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
PDFThe Contributors
PDFSymposium Summary
GORDON H. SELLON, JR.
Vice-President & Economist
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City,
CHARMAINE R. BUSKAS
Research Associate
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
PDFOpening Remarks
ALAN GREENSPAN
Chairman
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
PDFChallenges for Monetary Policy: New and Old
MERVYN KING
Deputy Governor
Bank of England
PDFCommentary
JOHN TAYLOR
Professor
Stanford University
PDFMonetary Policy and Asset Price Volatility
BEN BERNANKE
Professor
Princeton University
MARK GERTLER
Professor
New York University
PDFCommentary
RUDIGER DORNBUSCH
Professor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Panel: Practical Experience with Asset Bubbles and Financial Crises
PDFMonetary Policy in a Transition to a Floating Exchange Rate: Remarks on the Recent Brazilian Experience
Panelist: ARMINIO FRAGA
President
Central Bank of Brazil
PDFThe Czech Experience with Asset Bubbles and Financial Crises
Panelist: JOSEF TOSOVSKY
Governor
Czech National Bank
PDFAsset Price and Monetary Policy: Japan's Experience
Panelist: YUTAKA YAMAGUCHI
Deputy Governor
Bank of Japan
Luncheon Address
PDFEconomic and Monetary Union in Europe - The Challenges Ahead
WILLEM DUISENBERG
President
European Central Bank
PDFHow Should Monetary Policy Be Conducted in an Era of Price Stability?
LARS SVENSSON
Professor
Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm University
PDFCommentary
ALLAN MELTZER
Professor
Carnegie-Mellon University
PDFCommentary
MICHAEL WOODFORD
Professor
Princeton University
PDFExchange Rates and Financial Fragility
BARRY EICHENGREEN
Professor
University of California - Berkeley
RICARDO HAUSMANN
Chief Economist
Inter-American Development Bank
PDFCommentary
MARTIN FELDSTEIN
President
National Bureau of Economic Research
Overview Panelists
PDFSTANLEY FISCHER
First Deputy Managing Director
International Monetary Fund
PDFJACOB FRENKEL
Governor
Bank of Israel
PDFANDREW CROCKETT
General Manager
Bank for International Settlements