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Pierangelo De Pace

Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics

Pomona College

Affiliations

Pomona College

Academic Dean's Office

Data Science

Department Of Economics

Economics

Women's Union

Pierangelo De Pace is currently serving as an Academic Dean'S Office Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics at Pomona College.

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Pierangelo De Pace

Pomona College

Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics

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economics finance international finance macroeconomics international money international financial markets financial economics economic growth international economics economic dynamics economic analysis economic modelling global finance economic fluctuation international capital markets monetary union disaggregated capital flows agricultural economics applied mathematics productivity applied economics international trade economic research production economics european integration financial stability finance research financial studies economic systems growth theory yield prediction macroeconomic forecasting economic forecasting dynamic economics eurocurrency market international financial crisis political risk international investments empirical finance international monetary economics cyclical properties the yield spread structural breaks business cycle synchronization free-trade areas currency union foreign direct investment 2007-2009 financial crisis united states enlarged economic econometrics time series econometrics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Currency Union, Free-Trade Areas, and Business Cycle Synchronization. Macroeconomic Dynamics (2013)

Pierangelo De Pace

currency unionfree-trade areasbusiness cyclesinternational economicseconomic dynamicsinternational financemacroeconomicsmonetary unioneconomicseconomic modellingeconomic analysisdynamic economicsbusiness cycle synchronizationeconomic fluctuationinternational trade

Gross Domestic Product Growth Predictions Through the Yield Spread: Time‐Variation and Structural Breaks. International Journal of Finance & Economics (2012)

the yield spreadproduction economicsproductivityagricultural economicsstructural breakseconomic dynamicseconomic researchmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicsmacroeconomic forecastingeconomic modellingeconomic analysiseconomic forecastingeconomic fluctuationyield predictiongrowth theoryapplied economics

The Cyclical Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. Journal of International Money and Finance (2012)

Silvio ContessiPierangelo De PaceJohanna L. Francis

cyclical propertiesfinancial economicsinternational financedisaggregated capital flowseconomicsinternational moneyfinance

Changes in the Second-Moment Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

financial economicsfinance researchfinancial studiesinternational financial marketscapital structuredisaggregated capital flowsempirical financecapital marketsfinanceapplied mathematics

The (Non-)Resiliency of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States During the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

foreign direct investmentfinancial stabilityinternational investmentsunited statesinternational financial crisisinternational financial marketsfinancial crisisinternational financeglobal financeinternational capital markets2007-2009 financial crisiseconomicsinvestment managementpolitical riskinternational moneyfinance

Do European Capital Flows Comove?. The North American Journal of Economics and Finance (2009)

european integrationsystemic riskinternational financial marketsinternational financecapital structureglobal financemacroeconomicsinternational capital marketseconomicseurocurrency marketcapital marketsfinance

An Enlarged Economic and Monetary Union: Effects and Policy Implications. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2005)

monetary economicsmonetary policyinternational economicsinternational monetary economicsmacroeconomicseconomic growtheconomicseconomic systemsmonetary unioneconomic policyinternational moneypublic policyenlarged economic

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Pierangelo De Pace

Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics

Pomona College

Affiliations

Pomona College

Academic Dean's Office

Data Science

Department Of Economics

Economics

Women's Union

Pierangelo De Pace is currently serving as an Academic Dean'S Office Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics at Pomona College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Pierangelo De Pace

Pomona College

Professor of Economics; Chair of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Currency Union, Free-Trade Areas, and Business Cycle Synchronization. Macroeconomic Dynamics (2013)

Pierangelo De Pace

Gross Domestic Product Growth Predictions Through the Yield Spread: Time‐Variation and Structural Breaks. International Journal of Finance & Economics (2012)

The Cyclical Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. Journal of International Money and Finance (2012)

Silvio ContessiPierangelo De PaceJohanna L. Francis

cyclical propertiesfinancial economicsinternational financedisaggregated capital flowseconomicsinternational moneyfinance

Changes in the Second-Moment Properties of Disaggregated Capital Flows. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

financial economicsfinance researchfinancial studiesinternational financial marketscapital structuredisaggregated capital flowsempirical financecapital marketsfinanceapplied mathematics

The (Non-)Resiliency of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States During the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

Do European Capital Flows Comove?. The North American Journal of Economics and Finance (2009)

An Enlarged Economic and Monetary Union: Effects and Policy Implications. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2005)

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