Education
John studied at Cambrdige University. He became a Master of Arts.
Also, he was a student of the Prinston University. He received a degree oof the Doctor of Philosophy.
John studied at Cambrdige University. He became a Master of Arts.
Also, he was a student of the Prinston University. He received a degree oof the Doctor of Philosophy.
John Driffill specialises in international macroeconomics. Also his research interest is role of financial market imperfections in business cycles and growth. Besides he is Programme Director of World Economy and Finance -- ESRC Research Programme.
At Birkberg, University of London he teaches the following disciplines: Introduction to Economics (BSc (Econ) Financial Economics) (Student Material), International Macroeconomics (MSc Economics) (Student material), Applied Economics and Finance (Advanced Certificate in Economics; Adv. Cert.in Finance; and Adv. Cert. in Econ and Finance).
John Driffill is the creator of the Calmfors-Driffill hypothesis
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Liquidity when it Matters: QE and Tobin's Q, with Marcus Miller, Oxford Economic Papers, 2013
Handling Liquidity Shocks: QE and Tobin's Q, with Marcus Miller, pp.108-116 in Interest Rates, Asset Prices and Liquidity: Lessons from the Financial Crisis, Jagjit Chadha and Sean Holly (eds.), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, October 2011
Bubbles in Exchange Rates and Monetary Policy, with Fernando Alexandre and Pedro Bação, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, vol.58 no 1, Feb 2011, pp. 29-50
Model Selection of Markov Switching Interest Rates, with Turalay Kenç, Martin Sola and Fabio Spagnolo, Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics & Econometrics, Volume 13.1, 2009
Exchange Rate Target Zones, The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics, Eds. Steven N. Durlauf and Lawrence E. Blume, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008
The Centralization of Wage Bargaining Revisited: What Have We Learned? Journal of Common Market Studies, volume 44 no 4, November 2006, 731-756
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability: What Role for the Futures Market? with Zeno Rotondi, Paolo Savona, and Christano Zazzara, Journal of Financial Stability, volume 2 no 1, April 2006, 95-112
Investment Under Uncertainty with Stochastically Switching Profit Streams: Entry and Exit over the Business Cycle, Studies in Non-linear Dynamics and Econometrics, volume 7 issue 1 article 1, 2003
