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Dr Denny Lie

BA (Hons) Wesleyan, MA Boston, PhD Boston
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H04 - Merewether Building
The University of Sydney

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Biographical details

Denny Lie received his PhD in Economics from Boston University in 2009. His primary research field is macroeconomics, focusing on business cycles and optimal policy design. He has also done work related to international finance and higher-order approximate solutions to DSGE models. Prior to coming to the University of Sydney in 2010, he spent two years as a research associate at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (Boston, MA, USA).

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Research interests

  • Monetary Economics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Monetary Policy and Business Cycles
  • International Finance

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Selected publications

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  • Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2011). A Response to Cogley and Sbordone's Comment on "Closed-Form Estimates of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with Time-Varying Trend Inflation".
  • Barnes, M., Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2011). Estimation of Forward-Looking Relationships in Closed Form: An Application to the New Keynesian Phillips Curve.
  • Barnes, M., Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2009). Closed-Form Estimates of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with Time-Varying Trend Inflation.
  • Lie, D. (2009). State-Dependent Pricing and Optimal Monetary Policy.

2011

  • Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2011). A Response to Cogley and Sbordone's Comment on "Closed-Form Estimates of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with Time-Varying Trend Inflation".
  • Barnes, M., Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2011). Estimation of Forward-Looking Relationships in Closed Form: An Application to the New Keynesian Phillips Curve.

2009

  • Barnes, M., Gumbau-Brisa, F., Lie, D., Olivei, G. (2009). Closed-Form Estimates of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with Time-Varying Trend Inflation.
  • Lie, D. (2009). State-Dependent Pricing and Optimal Monetary Policy.
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