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Felipe F. Schwartzman
Felipe Schwartzman is a senior economist in the Research Department. Schwartzman joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond in July 2010 after earning his doctorate from Princeton University.
Schwartzman's main research interest is in macroeconomic phenomena that take place at business cycle frequencies. Recent papers investigate this from different angles, including the information contained in inventories, the stimulative potential of redistributive policies, and the role of sticky prices in propagating monetary shocks.
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Work in Progress
"Cognitive Hubs and Spatial Redistribution" (with Esteban Rossi-Hansberg and Pierre-Daniel Sarte), July 2019.
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Academic Publications
American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings, Vol. 111, May 2021: 526-531Journal of Monetary Economics, Vol. 119, April 2021: 40-57Previous Version: Working Paper, March 2019, No. 19-07RReview of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 102, July 2020: 600-616Previous Version: Working Paper, November 2013, No. 13-18RQuantitative Economics, Vol. 8, November 2017: 761-808Previous Version: Working Paper, March 2014, No. 14-04RJournal of Monetary Economics, Vol. 76, November 2015: 264-283Previous Version: Working Paper, March 2014, No. 14-06RJournal of Monetary Economics, Vol. 76, November 2015: 141-156Previous Version: Working Paper, December 2012, No. 12-09RJournal of Monetary Economics, Vol. 68, November 2014: 37-52Previous Version: Working Paper, October 2010, No. 10-15R
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Bank Publications
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Working Papers
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Other Work
"Heterogeneous Price Setting Behavior and Aggregate Dynamics: Some General Results" (with Carlos Carvalho). Working paper, March 2008.