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The Research Group of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
International Research Staff
2008-2009
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Mary Amiti
Ph.D., London School of Economics and Political Science, 1997
Interests: Trade policy; new economic geography; industrial agglomerations;
industrial organization; firm location decisions; regional development.

Linda Goldberg
Ph.D., Princeton, 1988
Interests: International banking; exchange rate effects on prices, labor markets, and investment; foreign direct investment; currency invoicing of international trade; market reactions
to economic news.

Christian Grisse
Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 2008
Interests: Financial economics; international macroeconomics; macroeconomics;
applied econometrics.

Jan Groen
Ph.D., Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2000
Interests: International finance; applied econometrics; macroeconomics; financial economics.

Rebecca Hellerstein
Ph.D., UC Berkeley, 2003
Interests: International finance and trade; industrial organization; macroeconomics;
monetary economics.

Thomas Klitgaard
Ph.D., Stanford, 1985
Interests: European economic issues; capital flows; international trade; exchange rates.

Paolo Pesenti
Ph.D., Yale, 1991
Interests: Multicountry simulation models for policy analysis; global macroeconomic adjustment; financial and currency crises.

To learn more about joining the Research Group: www.newyorkfed.org/careers/phd.html.

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