The 22nd NBP conference on monetary policy issues Monetary Policy In The Environment of Structural Changes 24 - 25 October 2002, in Falenty near Warsaw

• Conference Special Guest



• F. Mishkin (Columbia University): Structural Issues for Successful Inflation Targeting in Transition Countries

• Session 1 - Structural Changes and the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy



• A. Wojtyna (University of Economics, Krakow): On Selected Interrelations Between Structural Changes and Monetary Policy



• F. Lippi (Bank of Italy, CEPR): Monetary Policy with Unobserved Potential Output



• R. Kokoszczyński, T. Łyziak, E. Wróbel (National Bank of Poland): Structural Factors in Contemporary Theories of the Monetary Transmission Mechanism



• J.M. Berk (De Nederlandsche Bank): The Effects of Structural Changes in the Financial Sector on the Monetary Transmission Mechanism



• Z. Kondrat, G. Koczan (National Bank of Hungary): Ownership Structure in the Hungarian Banking Sector and the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy



• M. Gruszczyński, K. Dąbrowska (Warsaw University): Foreign Capital in the Polish Banking Sector and the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy



• P. Boguszewski (National Bank of Poland): Changes in Structure of Large and Medium Enterprises in Times of Transformation and the Impact of Monetary Policy



• W. Rogowski (National Bank of Poland): Current Trends in State-owned Industries -- Signals for the Monetary Policy.

• Session 2 - Labour Markets and Monetary Policy



• A. Czyżewski (National Bank of Poland): Economic Growth and Demand for Labour



• J. Rutkowski (The World Bank): Job Creation and Job Destruction in Poland



• E. Kwiatkowski (University of Lodz): Structural Determinants of Natural Rate of Unemployment



• N. Kennedy, F. Vijselaar (European Central Bank): Productivity Growth and New Technologies - the Need for Structural Reform



• G. Cette (Bank of France): New Economy and Monetary Policy

• Session 3 - Interrelations between Fiscal and Monetary Policy



• A. Wernik (Finance Institute): Fiscal Policy Problems in Formulating a Policy Mix



• K. Kuttner (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA): The Optimum Policy Mix - What Does the US Experiences Tell Us?



• K. Masuch (European Central Bank): The EBC's Monetary Policy and its Relation to Fiscal Policy



• S. Kluza (Warsaw School of Economics), A. Sławiński (National Bank of Poland): Factors Influencing T-Bond Yields in Poland: From Portfolio Investors' Perspective



• P. Marczak (Ministry of Finance): The Impact of Public Borrowing Needs on The Yield Curve in Poland

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