SIGFIRM, that closed its cycle, was the precursor of CAFIN.
Working Paper #1: Daniel Friedman and Shyam Sunder
“Risky Curves: From Unobservable Utility to Observable Opportunity Sets”
Working Paper #2: Daniel Friedman József Sákovics
“The Marginal Utility of Money: A Modern Marshallian Approach to Consumer Choice”
Working Paper #3: Joshua Aizenman and Kenta Inoue
“Central Banks and Gold Puzzles”
Working Paper #4: Joshua Aizenman and Yothin Jinjarak
“Income Inequality, Tax Base, and Sovereign Spreads”
Working Paper #5: Joshua Aizenman
“The Euro and The Global Crises: Finding the Balance Between Short Term Stabilization And Forward Looking Reforms”
Working Paper #6: Ila Patnaik, Ajay Shah, A., and Nirvikar Singh
“Foreign Investors under Stress: Evidence from India”
Working Paper #7: Jordi Mondria and Thomas Wu
“Familiarity and Surprises in International Financial Markets: Bad News Travels like Wildfire, Good News Travels Slow”
Working Paper #8: Luba Petersen
“Non-neutrality of Money, Preferences and Expectations in Laboratory New Keynesian Economics”
Working Paper #9: Jean-Paul Rabanal
“Looking Underwater in the Lab”
Working Paper #10: Ivan Asensio
“Foreign Exchange Option Volatilities: Observations, Efficiency, and the Measurement of Financial Openness”
Working Paper #11: Joshua Aizenman, Michael Hutchison, and Yothin Jinjarak
“What is the Risk of European Sovereign Debt Defaults? Fiscal Space, CDS Spreads and Market Pricing of Risk”
Working Paper #12: Michael Hutchison and Vladislav Sushko
“Impact of Macroeconomic Surprises on Carry Trade Activity”
Working Paper #13: Zewei Wang, Abel Rodrıguez and Athanasios Kottas
“A Nonparametric Mixture Modeling Framework for Extreme Value Analysis”