KATHRYN
M.
E.
DOMINGUEZ
University
of
Michigan
Gerald
R.
Ford
School
of
Public
Policy
735
South
State
Street,
3306
Weill
Hall
Ann
Arbor,
MI
48109
‐
3091
Phone:
734
‐
764
‐
9498;
Fax:
734
‐
763
‐
9181
Email:
kathrynd@umich.edu
Homepage:
http://www
‐
personal.umich.edu/~kathrynd/
EDUCATION
:
Ph.D.
Yale
University,
1987
A.B.
Vassar
College,
1982
RESEARCH
AND
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
:
Ford
School
of
Public
Policy
and
Department
of
Economics,
University
of
Michigan
Professor
of
Public
Policy
and
Economics
(7/06
‐
present)
Professor
of
Public
Policy
(9/04
‐
6/06)
Associate
Professor
of
Public
Policy
(7/97
‐
8/04)
Goldman
School
of
Public
Policy,
University
of
California
at
Berkeley
Visiting
Professor
of
Public
Policy
(9/08
‐
6/09)
Department
of
Economics,
London
School
of
Economics
and
Political
Science
Academic
Visitor
(7/03
‐
7/04)
Kennedy
School
of
Government,
Harvard
University
Associate
Professor
of
Public
Policy
(7/91
‐
6/97)
Assistant
Professor
of
Public
Policy
(7/87
‐
6/91)
National
Bureau
of
Economic
Research,
Cambridge,
MA
Olin
Fellow
(9/91
‐
8/92)
Department
of
Economics,
Princeton
University
Visiting
Assistant
Professor
(7/90
‐
8/91)
Board
of
Governors
of
the
Federal
Reserve,
Washington,
DC
Dissertation
scholar,
International
Finance
Division
(9/85
‐
6/86)
Congressional
Budget
Office,
Washington,
DC
Research
staff,
Fiscal
Analysis
Division
(5/84
‐
10/84)
K. Dominguez, Page
2
of
8
PUBLICATIONS
:
“Exchange
Rate
Implications
of
Reserve
Changes:
How
Non
‐
EZ
European
Countries
Fared
during
the
Great
Recession,”
Comparative
Economic
Studies
,
2014,
56,
229
‐
252.
“Do
Sales
of
Foreign
Exchange
Reserves
Lead
to
Currency
Appreciation?”
with
Rasmus
Fatum
and
Pavel
Vacek,
Journal
of
Money,
Credit
and
Banking
,
vol.
45,
5,
2013,
867
‐
890.
“Forecasting
the
Recovery
from
the
Great
Recession:
Is
This
Time
Different?”
with
Matthew
D.
Shapiro
,
American
Economic
Review
Papers
and
Proceedings,
2013,
103
(3),
147
‐
152.
“Foreign
Reserve
Management
during
the
Global
Financial
Crisis,
”
Journal
of
International
Money
and
Finance
,
vol.
31,
8,
2012,
2017
‐
2037.
“International
Reserves
and
the
Global
Financial
Crisis,”
with
Yuko
Hashimoto
and
Takatoshi
Ito,
Journal
of
International
Economics
,
vol.
88,
No.
2,
2012,
388
‐
406
.
“Foreign
Ownership
and
Firm
Performance:
Emerging
‐
Market
Acquisitions
in
the
United
States,”
with
Anusha
Chari
and
Wenjie
Chen,
IMF
Economic
Review
,
vol.
60,
No.1,
2012,
1
‐
42.
“International
Reserves
and
Underdeveloped
Capital
Markets,”
in
NBER
International
Seminar
on
Macroeconomics
2009
,
edited
by
Lucrezia
Reichlin
and
Kenneth
West,
University
of
Chicago
Press
for
the
NBER,
2010,
193
‐
221.
“The
Influence
of
Actual
and
Unrequited
Interventions,”
with
Freyan
Panthaki,
International
Journal
of
Finance
and
Economics
,
12,
2007,
171
‐
200.
“The
ECB,
the
Euro
and
Global
Financial
Markets,”
Journal
of
Economic
Perspectives
,
20,
4,
Fall
2006,
67
‐
88.
“When
do
Central
Bank
Interventions
Influence
Intra
‐
daily
and
Longer
‐
term
Exchange
Rate
Movements?”
Journal
of
International
Money
and
Finance
,
25,
November
2006,
1051
‐
1071.
“International
Borrowing
and
Macroeconomic
Performance
in
Argentina,”
with
Linda
Tesar,
in
Capital
Controls
and
Capital
Flows
in
Emerging
Economies:
Policies,
Practices,
and
Consequences
,
edited
by
Sebastian
Edwards,
University
of
Chicago
Press
for
the
NBER,
2007,
297
‐
342.
“Cross
‐
Border
Trading
as
a
Mechanism
for
Implicit
Capital
Flight:
ADRs
and
the
Argentine
Crisis,”
with
Sebastian
Auguste,
Herman
Kamil
and
Linda
Tesar,
Journal
of
Monetary
Economics
,
53,
2006,
1259
‐
1295.
K. Dominguez, Page
3
of
8
PUBLICATIONS
(cont.)
:
“What
Defines
‘News’
in
Foreign
Exchange
Markets?”
with
Freyan
Panthaki,
Journal
of
International
Money
and
Finance
,
25,
January
2006,
168
‐
198.
“Exchange
Rate
Exposure,”
with
Linda
Tesar,
Journal
of
International
Economics
,
68,
1,
2006,
188
‐
218.
“Foreign
Exchange
Intervention:
Did
it
Work
in
the
1990s?”
in
Dollar
Overvaluation
and
the
World
Economy
edited
by
Fred
Bergsten
and
John
Williamson,
Special
Report
15,
Institute
for
International
Economics,
Washington,
D.C.,
2003,
217
‐
245.
“The
Market
Microstructure
of
Central
Bank
Intervention,”
Journal
of
International
Economics
,
59,
2003,
25
‐
45.
(Reprinted
in
Foreign
Exchange
Markets
,
edited
by
Richard
Sweeney,
Edward
Elgar
Publishing,
MA,
2006.)
“A
Re
‐
Examination
of
Exchange
Rate
Exposure,”
with
Linda
Tesar,
American
Economic
Review,
Vol.
91,
No.
2
,
Papers
and
Proceedings
2001,
396
‐
399.
“Trade
and
Exposure,”
with
Linda
Tesar,
American
Economic
Review,
Vol.
91,
No.
2,
Papers
and
Proceedings
2001,
367
‐
370.
“The
Role
of
the
Yen,”
in
International
Capital
Flows
,
edited
by
Martin
Feldstein,
University
of
Chicago
Press
for
the
NBER:
Chicago,
1999,
133
‐
171.
“The
Dollar
Exposure
of
Japanese
Companies,”
Journal
of
the
Japanese
and
International
Economies
,
12,
1998,
388
‐
405.
ʺ
Central
Bank
Intervention
and
Exchange
Rate
Volatility,
ʺ
Journal
of
International
Money
and
Finance
,
17,
1,
1998,
161
‐
190.
ʺ
The
International
Evidence:
An
Assessment
of
Experience
with
Foreign
Exchange
Intervention
in
the
G
‐
3,
ʺ
in
Exchange
Rates
and
Monetary
Policy
,
edited
by
Paul
Fenton
and
John
Murray,
The
Bank
of
Canada,
Ottawa,
1997,
363
‐
408.
ʺ
Do
the
G
‐
3
Countries
Coordinate
Monetary
Policy?
ʺ
Chapter
10
in
International
Trade
and
Finance
New
Frontiers
for
Research:
Essays
in
Honor
of
Peter
B.
Kenen
,
edited
by
Benjamin
J.
Cohen,
Cambridge
University
Press:
Cambridge,
1997,
280
‐
315.
ʺ
Does
Foreign
Exchange
Intervention
Matter?
The
Portfolio
Effect,
ʺ
with
Jeffrey
Frankel,
American
Economic
Review
,
Vol.
83,
No.
5,
1993,
1356
‐
1369.
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