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Patrick Kehoe

Professor of Economics

Stanford University

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School of Humanities and Sciences

Economics

Patrick Kehoe is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Stanford University.

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Stanford University

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Fiscal Federalism and Monetary Unions. (2023)

Rafael BerrielEugenia Gonzalez-AguadoPatrick KehoeElena Pastorino

fiscal federalismmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomics

Is a Fiscal Union Optimal for a Monetary Union?. Journal of Monetary Economics (2023)

Rafael BerrielEugenia Gonzalez-AguadoPatrick J. KehoeElena Pastorino

monetary economicsmonetary unionpublic policy

Asset Prices and Unemployment Fluctuations: A Resolution of the Unemployment Volatility Puzzle. The Review of Economic Studies (2022)

Patrick J KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

asset pricesunemployment fluctuationsmacroeconomicseconomicsunemployment volatility puzzle

Hot Money. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Perry Mehrling

monetary economicsinternational political economyhot moneypolitical economyeconomicsjournalismfinance

The Distributional Impact of the Minimum Wage in the Short and Long Run. (2022)

Erik HurstPatrick J. KehoeElena PastorinoThomas Winberry

minimum wagedisparate impactincome distributionmacroeconomicseconomicsdistributional impact

Asset Prices and Unemployment Fluctuations. Working paper (2020)

Patrick KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

financial economicsasset pricesunemployment fluctuationsmacroeconomicseconomicsempirical finance

Code and Data Files for"on the Importance of Household Versus Firm Credit Frictions in the Great Recession". Computer Codes (2020)

Patrick KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessioncomputer sciencedata codingcode representationfinancial crisiserror correction codeeconomicsdata filesfinance

Credit Frictions in the Great Recession. (2020)

Patrick J. KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessioncredit frictionsmacroeconomicseconomicsfinance

On the Importance of Household Versus Firm Credit Frictions in the Great Recession. Working paper (2020)

Patrick J. KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessionmacroeconomicseconomicsfinancehousehold finance

On the Optimality of Financial Repression. Journal of Political Economy (2019)

V. V. ChariAlessandro DovisPatrick J. Kehoe

political economyeconomicspublic policyfinancefinancial repression

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Patrick Kehoe

Professor of Economics

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Economics

Patrick Kehoe is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Patrick Kehoe

Stanford University

Professor of Economics

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fiscal Federalism and Monetary Unions. (2023)

Rafael BerrielEugenia Gonzalez-AguadoPatrick KehoeElena Pastorino

fiscal federalismmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomics

Is a Fiscal Union Optimal for a Monetary Union?. Journal of Monetary Economics (2023)

Rafael BerrielEugenia Gonzalez-AguadoPatrick J. KehoeElena Pastorino

monetary economicsmonetary unionpublic policy

Asset Prices and Unemployment Fluctuations: A Resolution of the Unemployment Volatility Puzzle. The Review of Economic Studies (2022)

Patrick J KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

asset pricesunemployment fluctuationsmacroeconomicseconomicsunemployment volatility puzzle

Hot Money. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Perry Mehrling

monetary economicsinternational political economyhot moneypolitical economyeconomicsjournalismfinance

The Distributional Impact of the Minimum Wage in the Short and Long Run. (2022)

Erik HurstPatrick J. KehoeElena PastorinoThomas Winberry

minimum wagedisparate impactincome distributionmacroeconomicseconomicsdistributional impact

Asset Prices and Unemployment Fluctuations. Working paper (2020)

Patrick KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

financial economicsasset pricesunemployment fluctuationsmacroeconomicseconomicsempirical finance

Code and Data Files for"on the Importance of Household Versus Firm Credit Frictions in the Great Recession". Computer Codes (2020)

Patrick KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessioncomputer sciencedata codingcode representationfinancial crisiserror correction codeeconomicsdata filesfinance

Credit Frictions in the Great Recession. (2020)

Patrick J. KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessioncredit frictionsmacroeconomicseconomicsfinance

On the Importance of Household Versus Firm Credit Frictions in the Great Recession. Working paper (2020)

Patrick J. KehoePierlauro LopezVirgiliu MidriganElena Pastorino

great recessionmacroeconomicseconomicsfinancehousehold finance

On the Optimality of Financial Repression. Journal of Political Economy (2019)

V. V. ChariAlessandro DovisPatrick J. Kehoe

political economyeconomicspublic policyfinancefinancial repression

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5
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