2023 Hoover Monetary Policy Conference

Hoover Institution director Condoleezza Rice opens Hoover’s 2023 Monetary Policy Conference.

Richard Clarida, Columbia University professor of economics and former vice chair of the US Federal Reserve, provides remarks on a panel commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Taylor Rule.

John Lipsky, senior fellow at Johns Hopkins University and former first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, provides remarks on a panel commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Taylor Rule.

Volker Wieland, professor of economics at Goethe University, Frankfurt (Germany), provides remarks on a panel commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Taylor Rule.

John Cochrane, Rose-Marie and Jack Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, chairs a panel commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Taylor Rule.

Michael J. Boskin, Wohlford Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, asks a question during the panel commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the Taylor Rule.

Anat Admati, professor of finance and economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, chairs a panel titled, “Financial Regulation: SVB and Beyond.”

Darrell Duffie, professor of economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Hoover senior fellow, gives remarks at a panel titled, “Financial Regulation: SVB and Beyond.”

Randal Quarles, executive chair of The Cynosure Group and former vice chair of the US Federal Reserve for supervision, gives remarks during a panel titled, “Financial Regulation: SVB and Beyond.”

Amit Seru, professor of finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and Hoover senior fellow, gives remarks during a panel titled, “Financial Regulation: SVB and Beyond.”

Peter Henry, Class of 1984 Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, presents his paper, “Disinflation and the Stock Market.”

Josh Rauh, Hoover Institution senior fellow and Ormond Family Professor of Finance at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, discusses senior fellow Peter Henry’s paper, “Disinflation and the Stock Market.”

William Nelson, executive vice president and chief economist at the Bank Policy Institute, chairs a discussion about senior fellow Peter Henry’s paper, “Disinflation and the Stock Market.”

On May 12, the Hoover Institution hosted “How to Get Back on Track,” its thirteenth annual Monetary Policy Conference.

In a lunch keynote, Haruhiko Kuroda, former governor of the Bank of Japan, discusses how his country pursued a 2 percent inflation rate in the past decade.

Niall Ferguson, Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, presents “Central Bank Balance Sheets,” a paper he coauthored with Paul Schmelzing, Boston College professor of history, and other scholars.

Paul Schmelzing, Boston College professor of history, presents “Central Bank Balance Sheets,” a paper he coauthored with senior fellow Niall Ferguson and other scholars.

Barry Eichengreen, professor of economics at the University of California‒Berkeley, discusses “Central Bank Balance Sheets,” a paper coauthored by senior fellow Niall Ferguson, Boston College professor of history Paul Schmelzing, and other scholars.

Michael Bordo, Hoover distinguished visiting fellow and Rutgers University professor of economics, chairs a discussion on “Central Bank Balance Sheets,” a paper coauthored by senior fellow Niall Ferguson, Boston College professor of history Paul Schmelzing, and other scholars.

James Wilcox, professor of economics at Haas School of Business, University of California‒Berkeley, chairs a discussion on Berenberg Capital Markets economist Mickey Levy’s paper, “Forecasting Inflation and Output.”

Hoover senior fellow Steven Davis discusses Mickey Levy’s paper, “Forecasting Inflation and Output.”

Terry Anderson, John and Jean de Nault Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, asks a question during a session on Mickey Levy’s paper, “Forecasting Inflation and Output.”

Mickey Levy, chief economist for Asia and the Americas at Berenberg Capital Markets, talks with John Lipsky, senior fellow at Johns Hopkins University and former first deputy director at the International Monetary Fund.

Philip Jefferson, vice chair of the Federal Reserve, gives a presentation during a panel titled, “Toward a Monetary Policy Strategy.”

James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, gives a presentation during a panel titled, “Toward a Monetary Policy Strategy.”

John Taylor, George P. Shultz Senior Fellow in Economics at the Hoover Institution, chairs a panel titled, “Toward a Monetary Policy Strategy.”

Charles Plosser, former president of the US Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and member of the Shadow Open Market Committee, gives a presentation on “The Fed Should Talk About the Prescriptions for Systematic Policy Rules,” a paper he coauthored with Jeffrey Lacker, former president of the US Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.

Jeffrey Lacker, former president of the US Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and member of the Shadow Open Market Committee, gives a presentation on “The Fed Should Talk About the Prescriptions for Systematic Policy Rules,” a paper he coauthored with Charles Plosser, former president of the US Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

John B. Taylor, George P. Shultz Senior Fellow in Economics, chairs a panel titled, “Toward a Monetary Policy Strategy,” featuring current and former Fed officials.

During keynote dinner remarks, Sebastian Edwards, professor of international economics at UCLA, discusses his new book, The Chile Project: The Story of the Chicago Boys and the Downfall of Neoliberalism.