RBA Annual Conference – 2024 Central Bank Communications
Sydney,
Final versions of the Conference papers and discussion will be published at a later date.
The Reserve Bank of Australia's annual research conference brought together senior central bankers; economists from think tanks, the public and private sectors; and academics to look at central bank communications. This included consideration of past and current challenges, increasing transparency and the possible future evolution of communications of central banks, around the world. The conference concluded with a Panel Discussion that considered the unique perspectives and experiences of a number of central bank Heads of Communications.
The Conference was conducted under the Chatham House rule.
Draft Papers
Session One: How Do Central Banks Communicate?
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Lessons for Monetary Policy Communication: Communication, Getting Through and Expectation Formation (this paper is not available)
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Discussant: Bruce Preston, University of New South Wales
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20 Years of Central Bank Communications, and Lessons for the Future
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Discussant: Ben Wang, Macquarie University
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Perspectives from a Consumer of Central Bank Communication
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Discussant: Jens Iversen, Sveriges Riksbank
Session Two: The Effectiveness of Central Bank Communications
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Trust in Central Banks
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The Causal Effects of Inflation Expectations on Households' Beliefs and Actions
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Discussant: Paul Conway, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Session Three: The Evolution of Central Bank Communications
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The Evolution of Central Bank Communications
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Discussant: Marianne Sturød, Norges Bank
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Discussant: Dominic Jones, Reserve Bank of Australia
Session Four: Panel Discussion
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Panel on Central Bank Communications (summary to be published at a later date, along with final versions of papers and discussions)