Roberto M. BILLI
Economist
Research Division, Sveriges
Riksbank, 103 37 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone: +46 8 787 0857 Fax:
+46 8 210 531
Email: roberto.billi@riksbank.se (work)
roberto@rmbilli.com (personal)
Biographical
Research
Personal
Sveriges Riksbank: Economist, since 2011
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City:
Economist, 2005-2011
Center for Financial Studies, Goethe University
Frankfurt: Ph.D. in Economics, summa cum laude, 2005
European Central
Bank: Research Visitor, 2005
Federal Reserve Board:
Dissertation Intern, 2004
Kiel Institute for the World Economy:
Advanced Studies in International Economics, 2001
London School of Economics: M.Sc. in
Economics, 1999
Central
Bank of San Marino: Economist, 1996-2001
Universitŕ degli Studi di Bologna, Italy: Degree in Economics, 1996
< Detailed Curriculum Vitae:
Interests
Optimal inflation goals and the design of
monetary policy strategies in the presence of a zero lower bound on nominal
interest rates. Monetary and fiscal policy interactions.
Working papers and work in progress
Distortionary
Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy Goals
January
2011 (with Klaus Adam)
Price-Level Targeting and Risk
Management in a Low-Inflation Economy
December
2008
Journal publications
Optimal
Inflation for the U.S. Economy
American
Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 2011, 3 (3), 29-52
Monetary Conservatism and Fiscal Policy
Journal
of Monetary Economics,
2008, 55 (8), 1376-1388 (with Klaus Adam)
Discretionary Monetary
Policy and the Zero Lower Bound on Nominal Interest Rates
Journal
of Monetary Economics,
2007, 54 (3), 728-752 (with Klaus Adam)
Optimal
Monetary Policy under Commitment with a Zero Bound on Nominal Interest Rates
Journal
of Money, Credit, and Banking, 2006, 38 (7), 1877-1905 (with Klaus Adam)
Other publications
Output
Gaps and Monetary Policy at Low Interest Rates
Federal
Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Economic Review, 1st Quarter 2011
Was
Monetary Policy Optimal During Past Deflation Scares?
Federal
Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Economic Review, 3rd Quarter 2009
What Is the Optimal
Inflation Rate?
Federal
Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Economic Review, 2nd Quarter 2008 (with George A. Kahn)
Discussions
New Keynesian Dynamics in a Low Interest Rate Environment
by R.
Anton Braun and Lena Mareen Körber
Federal
Reserve System International Economics Meeting, Atlanta, April 2011
The Effects of Foreign Shocks when U.S. Interest Rates are
at Zero
by Martin
Bodenstein, Christopher J. Erceg,
and Luca Guerrieri
Federal
Reserve System Macroeconomics Meeting, San Francisco, May 2009
Using a Projection Method to Analyze Inflation Bias in a
Micro-Founded Model
by Gary
S. Anderson, Jinill Kim, and Tack Yun
Optimal
Monetary Policy Workshop, Norges Bank, Oslo, November
2008
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