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Laurence M. Ball

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Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Laurence M. Ball is currently serving as an Economics Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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economics macroeconomics finance inflation monetary economics public policy economic policy monetary policy financial stability law economic analysis international finance fiscal policy unemployment economic theory keynesian economics empirical finance inflation expectation economic research crisis management hysteresis price formation income distribution labor market impact international financial crisis sovereign debt high inflation policy rules great recession phillips curve wage indexation distributional effects economic dynamics asian economics international money global finance public money job satisfaction short-term variability dynamic pricing pricing policy macroeconomic forecasting economic forecasting optimal contracting external economy economic change market power dynamic economics fiscal issues government spending exchange rates international monetary economics internal labor markets labor market integration labor market participation labor market outcomes disaster response monetary theory debt bondage external debt asymmetric price adjustment real rigidities inflation uncertainty relative-price changes aggregate supply shocks long-run unemployment aggregate demand credible disinflation open economies efficient rules

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Data and Code for:"Did the U.S. Really Grow out of Its World War II Debt?" by Julien Acalin and Laurence Ball. ICPSR Data Holdings (2026)

debt bondagefinanceexternal debtglobal financesovereign debtfinancial crisisinternational debt

The Rise and Retreat of Us Inflation. IMF Working Paper (2025)

inflation expectationfinanceeconomicsinflationfinancial stabilitymonetary policy

The Rise and Retreat of Us Inflation: An Update. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

inflation expectationeconomicseconomic policyeconomic analysisinflation

El Desempleo En AméRica Latina Y El Caribe. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2024)

Laurence BallNicolás De RouxMarc Hofstetter

el desempleoeconomics

Weighted Median Inflation Around the World: A Measure of Core Inflation. Journal of International Money and Finance (2024)

Laurence BallCarlos CarvalhoChristopher EvansLuca Antonio Ricci

monetary economicsinternational financeinternational monetary economicsweighted median inflationmacroeconomicsinternational moneycore inflationjournalism

Did the U.S. Really Grow out of Its World War II Debt?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2023)

Julien AcalinLaurence Ball

financeeconomic growth

Liquidity Risk at Large U.S. Banks. Journal of Law Finance and Accounting (2023)

Laurence Ball

financial risk managementfinancefinancial regulationaccountingrisk managementliquidity riskliquidity

Reassessing the Fall in Us Public Debt After World War II. Vox EU (2023)

public financefinancepublic moneysovereign debtgovernment debt

Hysteresis in Unemployment: Evidence From Oecd Estimates of the Natural Rate. International Finance (2022)

Laurence BallJoern Onken

natural rateinternational financefinanceeconomicsunemploymenthysteresismacroeconomicsoecd estimates

Market Power in Neoclassical Growth Models. The Review of Economic Studies (2022)

Laurence BallN Gregory Mankiw

market powereconomicsmacroeconomicseconomic growthneoclassical growth models

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Laurence M. Ball

Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Economics

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Laurence M. Ball is currently serving as an Economics Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Education

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Laurence M. Ball

Johns Hopkins University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Data and Code for:"Did the U.S. Really Grow out of Its World War II Debt?" by Julien Acalin and Laurence Ball. ICPSR Data Holdings (2026)

debt bondagefinanceexternal debtglobal financesovereign debtfinancial crisisinternational debt

The Rise and Retreat of Us Inflation. IMF Working Paper (2025)

inflation expectationfinanceeconomicsinflationfinancial stabilitymonetary policy

The Rise and Retreat of Us Inflation: An Update. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

inflation expectationeconomicseconomic policyeconomic analysisinflation

El Desempleo En AméRica Latina Y El Caribe. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2024)

Laurence BallNicolás De RouxMarc Hofstetter

el desempleoeconomics

Weighted Median Inflation Around the World: A Measure of Core Inflation. Journal of International Money and Finance (2024)

Laurence BallCarlos CarvalhoChristopher EvansLuca Antonio Ricci

monetary economicsinternational financeinternational monetary economicsweighted median inflationmacroeconomicsinternational moneycore inflationjournalism

Did the U.S. Really Grow out of Its World War II Debt?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2023)

Julien AcalinLaurence Ball

financeeconomic growth

Liquidity Risk at Large U.S. Banks. Journal of Law Finance and Accounting (2023)

Laurence Ball

financial risk managementfinancefinancial regulationaccountingrisk managementliquidity riskliquidity

Reassessing the Fall in Us Public Debt After World War II. Vox EU (2023)

public financefinancepublic moneysovereign debtgovernment debt

Hysteresis in Unemployment: Evidence From Oecd Estimates of the Natural Rate. International Finance (2022)

Laurence BallJoern Onken

natural rateinternational financefinanceeconomicsunemploymenthysteresismacroeconomicsoecd estimates

Market Power in Neoclassical Growth Models. The Review of Economic Studies (2022)

Laurence BallN Gregory Mankiw

market powereconomicsmacroeconomicseconomic growthneoclassical growth models

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