Martin D.D. Evans papers
Professor of Economics, Georgetown University and NBER
Martin Evans is Professor of Economics at Georgetown UNiversity and a Reseach Economist at the National Bureau of Economic Research. Before Georgetown, he held faculty positions at New York University's Stern School of Business, the London School of Economics, and the University of Michigan. He was also an I.E.S. Visiting Fellow at Princeton University and a Senior Research Fellow at The Bank of England.
Research interests:
My current research focuses on the micro foundations of exchange rate dynamics; a field called New Micro Exchange Rate Economics. Using the analytical tools of market microstructure, this research investigates the manner in which dispersed information is impounded into spot exchange rates through the trading process. This approach leads to new insights into the origins of exchange rate movements that emphasize the role of heterogeneous information in a non-common knowledge environment.
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Department of Economics
Georgetown University
Washington DC 20057
USA
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