The third annual Marvin Goodfriend lecture, given by Richard Rogerson, covered cross-country sectoral productivity differences.
Marvin Goodfriend's Legacy

This space honors Marvin Goodfriend’s legacy and features his research, policy papers, and reflections on his life and work. It also provides information about the Marvin S. Goodfriend Conference and Goodfriend Memorial Lecture series.

Visiting economists from a range of disciplines will join economists at the Richmond Fed for CORE Week, featuring the Marvin S. Goodfriend Conference on Productivity, in August 2025.
The second annual Marvin Goodfriend Lecture, given by Maurice Obstfeld, revisits the current account deficit of the first decade of this millennium.
The inaugural Marvin Goodfriend lecture, given by Hugo Hopenhayn, discussed how intellectual property rights must trade off incentives for innovation and knowledge diffusion.
The Richmond Fed hosted CORE Week and also launched the Goodfriend Memorial Lecture in early May.
Among the topics covered at the Marvin Goodfriend conference were Fed bond facilities' impact on corporate credit risk and how trade leads to a global Phillips curve.