THOMAS M. HOENIG
President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Opening Remarks
ALAN GREENSPAN
Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Why Are Central Banks Pursuing Long-Run Price Stability?
STANLEY FISCHER
First Deputy Managing Director, International Monetary Fund
Commentary
LAWRENCE SUMMERS
Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of the Treasury
How Should Central Banks Reduce Inflation? - Conceptual Issues
MERVYN KING
Chief Economist and Executive Director, Bank of England
Commentary
RUDIGER DORNBUSCH
Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Commentary
BENNETT T. McCALLUM
Professor, Carnegie-Mellon University
General Discussion
How Have Central Banks Reduced Inflation? - Practical Issues
Reducing Inflation in New Zealand: Some Practical Issues
DONALD T. BRASH
Governor, Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Israel's Experience With Inflation
JACOB FRENKEL
Governor, Bank of Israel
Disinflation in the Czech Republic: Looking Both Backward and Forward
JOSEF TOSOVSKY
Governor, Czech National Bank
Lessons From the Stabilization Process in Argentina
DOMINGO CAVALLO
Former Minister of Economy and Public Works, Republic of Argentina
How Should Monetary Policy Respond to Shocks While Maintaining Long-Run Price Stability? - Conceptual Issues
JOHN B. TAYLOR
Professor, Stanford University
Commentary
DAVID W. MULLINS, JR.
Principal, Long-Term Capital Management, L.P.
Commentary
LARS E.O. SVENSSON
Professor, Institute for International Economic Studies
General Discussion
What Operating Procedures Should Be Adopted To Maintain Price Stability? - Practical Issues
CHARLES FREEDMAN
Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada
Commentary
OTMAR ISSING
Member of the Directorate, Deutsche Bundesbank
Commentary
DONALD L. KOHN
Director, Division of Monetary Affairs, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Overview Panelists
ANDREW CROCKETT
General Manager, Bank for International Settlements
MARTIN FELDSTEIN
President, National Bureau of Economic Research
JEAN-CLAUDE TRICHET
Governor, Bank of France