Joseph P. Kaboski received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Chicago in 2001.  His research focuses on growth, development and international economics, with an emphasis on structural change, finance and development, schooling and growth, microfinance, explaining international relative price patterns, and the role of inventories in international trade.  He has published and forthcoming papers in the American Economic Review, the American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, Econometrica, the Journal of the European Economic Association, the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, and the Review of Economic Dynamics.  He has consulted for the Federal Reserve Banks of Chicago, Minneapolis, and St. Louis, as well as the World Bank, and is a Faculty Research Fellow of the National Bureau of Economic Research.  He has previously been an assistant professor at Ohio State University and a visiting professor at the University of Chicago.  Currently, he is the David F. and Erin M. Seng Foundation Associate Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics at the University of Notre Dame.

thanks , dude

哇塞，发帖人牛，跟帖人也牛，我感觉自己什么都不懂，有人可以教教我怎么在金融学术上有所领域不？

大谢楼主~~~

welcome

我一直都不懂研究宏观的和研究金融的人有什么不一样，方法近似，内容也近似。

完全没有看出他们方法近似内容也近似。

不信你问问宏观的人他们是否认为和金融近似，反之亦然。

我也觉得第二篇没有barro的名字可能有点玄，几年前看过working paper，可能是早期版本吧，对其中的内容不太感兴趣。这两年我已经很少上barro的主页了，呵呵。

还有，没注意Robert M. Townsend跑到MIT去了，看来芝加哥真是没钱了。这老家伙狂牛啊。

巨牛。。。泰国月度乡村数据。。崩溃的啊！

呵呵。这个数据肯定是考钱堆出来的。这两年我准备向动态契约转一转，所以看了Townsend的一些早期论文。牛人一个。

在这个帖子里的都是神级人物，完毕。

金融有两块内容，asset pricing，corporate finance，前者现在主流是lucas的方法，后者用博弈论的方法，特别是前者我看不出与宏观的人做的有什么区别。