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Harris Dellas  Long CV

harris.dellas@vwi.unibe.ch                                                               www.harrisdellas.net

 

Current Positions

·       Professor and Co-Director, Institute of Political Economy, University of Bern, 1998-

·       Member of the Foundation Board, Study Center Gerzensee, 2009-

·       Research Fellow, Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)

·       Co-Editor, Open Economies Review

·       Associate Editor, Journal of Money Credit and Banking

·       Visiting Scholar, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 2014- , Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, 2013-,  Bank of Greece, 2016-

 

 Education

 

Ph.D. (1985) University of Rochester

B.A. (1980) Athens School of Economics and Business (Greece)

 

Some recent publications:

 

·        Business Cycle Anatomy (with GM. Angeletos and F. Collard), American Economic Review, forthcoming.

 

·       The Dog that Didnt Bark: The Curious Case of Lloyd Mints, Milton Friedman and the Transformation of the Chicago Quantity-Theory Tradition (with G. Tavlas), History of Political Economy (HOPE), forthcoming

 

·       "Quantifying Confidence" (with GM. Angeletos and F. Collard), Econometrica, 86(5), Sept 2018, 1689-1726.

 

·       "Optimal monetary and prudential policies" (with F. Collard, B. Diba, and O. Loisel), American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 9 (1), January 2017, 40-87.

 

·       " Sovereign debt with heterogeneous creditors" (with D. Niepelt), Journal of International Economics, 99 (1), March 2016, S16-S26.

 

·       "Fiscal multipliers in recessions," (with M. Canzoneri, F. Collard and B. Diba), Economic Journal, 125 (590), February 2016, 75-108.

 

Some recent working papers:

 

·       Public Debt as Private Liquidity: Optimal Policy (with GM. Angeletos and F. Collard), R&R, Journal of Political Economy.

 

·       Austerity (with D. Niepelt), R&R, Economic Journal.

 

·       Fiscal distress and Banking Performance: The Role of Macro-prudential Regulation (with H. Balfoussia and D. Papageorgiou).