SNDE Awards

SNDE hands out two awards at the annual SNDE symosium; Richard T. Baillie award in Time Series Modeling and the
SNDE Young Scholars Award.

• Richard T. Baillie award in Time Series Modeling of USD$500 is handed out for the best paper in time series presented at the Symposium by a “young researcher”, as defined as either a current student or someone that is less than eight years out of graduate school. This prize is generously donated to the SNDE society by Professor Richard T Baillie, member of the SNDE Executive Committee. For more details, see here.

• SNDE Young Scholars Award of USD$500 is handed out for the best paper presented at the Symposium by a graduate student 

 

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Awards in 2022

Richard T. Baillie award in Time Series Modeling
Nicolò Maffei-Faccioli (Norges Bank) received the Baillie award for the best paper in time series presented at the Workshop by a “young researcher”, as defined as either a current student or someone that is less than eight years out of graduate school. The paper is on "Nonlinear Transmission of Financial Shocks: Some New Evidence," joint work with Mario Forni, Luca Gambetti, and Luca Sala.

SNDE Young Scholars Award 
Oliver Pfäuti (University of Mannheim) received the SNDE Young Scholars Award for the best paper presented at the 2022 SNDE meetings by a graduate student. The paper is on "A Behavioral Heterogeneous Agent New Keynesian Model," joint work with Fabian Seyrich.

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Awards in 2021  

Richard T. Baillie award in Time Series Modeling
Gergely Ganics (John von Neumann University), Ina Hajdani (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland) and Quint Wiersma (VU Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) will be splitting the Baillie award for the best paper in time series presented at the Workshop by a “young researcher”, as defined as either a current student or someone that is less than eight years out of graduate school. 

SNDE Young Scholars Award 
Adam Lee, a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, won the SNDE Young Scholars Award for the best paper presented at the Workshop for Young Researchers by a graduate student. 

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