Hi. My name is Brian Doyle and this is my personal homepage. I am an Economist in the International Finance Division of the Federal Reserve Board. (Click here to go to my Federal Reserve webpage.) Nothing on this page reflects the views of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System or people who are associated with it. You can reach me by email using my Princeton alumni account. Second, please check out my webpage for those working in the area of New Open Economy Macroeconomics.

About Me

My Curriculum Vitae

Working Papers and Works in Progress

"Reputation and Currency Crises ('Countries of a Feather Devalue Together')"
"'Here Dollars, Dollars...' -- Estimating Currency Demand and Currency Substitution"
"'Digging into the Underground Economy'"
With Jon Faust. "Three Dummies and the Stock Market"
With Alan Ahearne, John Ammer, Linda Kole and Robert Martin. "Monetary Policy and House Prices: a Cross-Country Study"
With Andy Levin and Chris Erceg. "Monetary Policy Rules in Economies with Traded and Non-Traded Goods"

Articles

With Jon Faust. "Breaks in the Variability and Co-Movement of G-7 Economic Growth", Review of Economics and Statistics, November 2005, 87(4), 721-740. Extra Tables. Data.
With Laurence Meyer, Joseph Gagnon and Dale Henderson. "International Coordination of Macroeconomic Policies:  Still Alive in the New Millennium?" in Christopher Gilbert and David Vines (eds.), "The IMF and its Critics," Cambridge University Press, 2004.
With David Bowman. "New Keynesian, Open-Economy Models and Their Implications for Monetary Policy," in Price Adjustment and Monetary Policy, proceedings of a conference held by the Bank of Canada, November 2002. Ottawa: Bank of Canada.
With Jon Faust. "An investigation of the co-movements among the growth rates of the G-7 countries," Federal Reserve Bulletin, October 2002, 427-437.

Teaching Stuff

Teaching Summary (pdf)
All Narrative Teaching Evaluations
Example Teaching Notes.