Policy-related pieces and teaching resources


Discussion of Raghu Rajan’s paper “Has Financial Development Made the World Riskier?” at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Economic Symposium at Jackson Hole, August 2005 (link to discussion on the Jackson Hole Symposium website) (some press comment) (BBC news page on the Millennium Bridge)

Marking to Market, Liquidity and Financial Stability (with Haresh Sapra and Guillaume Plantin) paper for the 12th International Conference, Bank of Japan, 2005 (link to paper on Bank of Japan site) (powerpoint presentation)

Financial System Liquidity, Asset Prices and Monetary Policy, paper for the 2005 Reserve Bank of Australia annual conference (link to paper on RBA site) (powerpoint presentation) (some press comment)

Derivatives Accounting and Risk Management:  Key Concepts and the Impact of IAS 39 (editor), Risk Books, 2004, (link to introduction) (link to Risk Books site).

Transparency and Financial Stability (with Prasanna Gai), Financial Stability Review, Bank of England, December 2003 (link to paper on the Bank of England site).

Liquidity and Twin Crises, Economic Notes by Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, 34(3), 257-277, 2005 (pdf file) (powerpoint presentation)

Endogenous Risk (with Jon Danielsson) in Modern Risk Management:  A History, Risk Books, 2003  (pdf file) (link to BBC news page on the Millennium Bridge)

Communication and Monetary Policy (with Jeffery Amato and Stephen Morris) Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 18 (4) 495-503, Winter 2002 (pdf file) (powerpoint file for 2005 AEA session) (comment by Lars Svensson) (reply by Morris, Shin and Tong) (Brookings Papers article on transparency by Morris and Shin) (Guardian June 16th 2003) (Economist magazine July 22nd 2004).

Games and Coordination  (with David Myatt and Christopher Wallace) Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 18 (4) 1 - 20, Winter 2002 (pdf file)

An Academic Response to Basel II (with Jon Danielsson, Paul Embrechts, Charles Goodhart, Felix Muennich, Con Keating and Olivier Renault) Financial Markets Group Special Paper 130, 2001 (pdf file)

Rethinking Multiple Equilibria in Macroeconomic Modelling (with Stephen Morris) (PDFfile) (Abstract) NBER Macroeconomics Annual 2000, 139 - 161, MIT Press, 2001.

Risk Management with Interdependent Choice (with Stephen Morris) Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 15, 52-62 Autumn (1999), reprinted in the Financial Stability Review, Bank of England, November 1999 (link to paper on Bank of England site).

Approximate Common Knowledge and Coordination:  Some Lessons from Game Theory (with Stephen Morris) Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 6, 171-190 (1997) (PDF file)

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