Contributor Name: Nicola Viegi

Nicola Viegi is the South African Reserve Bank Professor of Monetary Economics at the University of Pretoria since 2010. His research areas are monetary economics, macroeconomics and political economy. A graduate from the Scottish Doctoral Programme in Economics, he has held positions at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal and at the University of Cape Town. His main areas of research are economic policy theory, macroeconomic modelling and regional macroeconomic integration. Current research includes inflation targeting under uncertainty, monetary policy and assets prices, macroeconomic integration in Southern Africa.

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Call for SAMNet Papers
New Data, New Methods, New Models for Monetary Policy
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2nd ERSA/CEPR Workshop on Macroeconomic Policy in Emerging Markets
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Economic Note
Monetary Policy in South Africa: stabilizing the economy, managing the risk
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Whatever it takes, every day: Monetary Policy in an Emerging Economy
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Trouble Every Day: Monetary Policy in an Open Emerging Economy
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Call for Papers
Call for papers: 3rd ASB-CEPR-ERSA-ADB-CAMA-BNM and WB Workshop on Macroeconomic Policy...
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Discussion slides - Optimal Exchange Rate Policy (Viegi)
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Paper 5: Dmitry Mukhin on Optimal Exchange Rate Policy
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Trouble every day: Monetary policy in emerging economies, a study of South Africa
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Portfolio Debt Flows to Emerging Markets Discussion
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Session 2: Portfolio Debt Flows to Emerging Markets: Stylized Facts and Security-Level ...
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Prof Nicola Viegi deciphers the Nobel Prize winning research
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Session 8: Hopeless Hysteresis: Investigating Unemployment Persistence in South Africa
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Session 8: The macroeconomic effect of fiscal policy in South Africa: A narrative analysis
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Call for SAMNet Papers
Emerging Markets back in the spotlight: Risks and policy options
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Monetary Policy Framework in South Africa: Quo Vadis?
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SAMNet Workshop
South African Modelling Network (SAMNET) Virtual Workshop: New Developments in Macroeco...
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New Developments in Macroeconomics – Exchange Rate, Expectations, Target and Instrument...
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SAMNet 2021: Introduction - Fiscal Policy and Fiscal-Monetary Interdependence in South ...
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The Covid Project: Monetary Policy and Covid-19 in South Africa
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Prof Nicola Viegi on evaluating the near future of monetary policy in SA: Sailing into ...
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SAMNet Workshop
Fiscal policy and fiscal-monetary policy interdependence in South Africa
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Call for papers: Fiscal Policy and Fiscal-Monetary Interdependence in South Africa
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Sailing into the Wind: evaluating the (near) future of Monetary Policy in South Africa
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The transmission of monetary policy via the banks' balance sheet - does bank size matter?
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Estimating a New Keynesian Wage Phillips Curve
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Introducing South African Modelling Network (SAMNet)
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Session 10: Economic Stability in Small Open Economy under the Shadow of International ...
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Session 3: Narrative in Macroeconomics
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SAMNet Workshop
South African Macroeconomic Network Virtual Workshop: New Data, New Methods, New Models...
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New Data, New Methods, New Models for Monetary Policy
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Prof. Nicola Viegi on SAMNet: a new economic modelling network is born
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Spillovers of the Conventional and Unconventional Monetary Policy from the US to South ...
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Nicola Viegi on the South African economic response to the Coronavirus: policies and pr...
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Nicola Viegi on the potential impact of the Coronavirus on South Africa: policy co-ordi...
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Policy Brief
Assessing inflation targeting and its communication