Lars E.O. Svensson

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Lars E.O. Svensson is Deputy Governor. He represents the Riksbank in the OECD’s Working Party Three. Mr Svensson is affiliated professor at the Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm University, since 2009. He was professor at Princeton University 2001-2009 (on leave 2007-2009). Prior to that he was professor at the Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm University. He was advisor of the Riksbank during 1990-2007.

 

Lars E.O. Svensson's term of office is six years from 21 May 2007.

 

CV

Link to Lars E.O. Svensson's CV

 

Link to Lars E.O. Svensson's own website at Stockholm University

 

Speeches
Link to the section Practical Monetary Policy on Lars E.O. Svensson's own website at Stockholms universitet

 

4/5/2010 Handelsbanken, Stockholm, Sweden

Svensson: Why a low repo rate for an extended period?

 

18/3/2010 Centre for Business and Policy Studies (SNS)
Assessment of monetary policy in Sweden in 2009

 

24/2/2010 Umeå, Sweden
Why a lower repo rate path?

12/2/2010, Mubai, India
Inflation targeting after the financial crisis

 

21/9/2009, De Nederlansche Bank, Amsterdam
Flexible Inflation Targeting: Lessons from the Financial Crisis

13/3/2009, Uppsala University
Evaluating monetery policy

 

27/2/2009 SNS, Stockholm

Monetary policy with a zero interest rate

 

21/9/2007, Conference "Monetary policy over fifty years", Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

What have economists learned about monetary policy over the past 50 years?

 

22/8/2007, Danske Bank, Stockholm 

Monetary policy and the interest rate path

 

Publications/Articles

Economic Review 2010:1,  s. 43-79 - Lars E.O. Svensson
Policicy expectations and policy evaluations: The role of transparency and communication

 

Economic Review 2009:1,  s. 5-44 - Lars E.O. Svensson
Transparency under Flexible Inflation Targeting: Experiences and Challenges

 

Policy Expectations and Policy Evaluations: The Role of Transparency and Communication

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