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Curriculum Vitae, Fabio Canova October 2016 Personal Information Citizenship: Italian Curriculum Vitae, Fabio Canova October 2016 Personal Information Citizenship: Italian. Date of Birth: 02-15-1956. Phone Number: +39-055 4685 697, +47 464 10 656 Fax Number: +39-055-4685-770 e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Education M.A. 1992 Brown University, Providence, RI, USA. Ph.D. 1988 Economics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA. M.A. 1982 Economics, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA.,USA. Diploma 1981 Cinema and TV Production, Instituto Nazzareno, Carpi, Italy Diploma 1980 Piano and Orchestra Direction, Conservatory of Music, Reggio Emilia, Italy. Laurea (BA) 1980 Economics, University of Modena, Modena, Italy. Research Interests Quantitative Macroeconomics; Monetary Economics, Time Series Econometrics and Forecasting, International Business Cycles; Growth policies. Professional Appointments 2015-present Professor of Economics, BI Norwegian Business School, Oslo, Norway 2015-present Head of Training, Florence School of Banking and Finance, Florence, Italy. 2008-Present Director, Budapest School for Central Banking Studies, Hungary. 2013-2015 Pierre Werner Chair in Monetary Union, European University Institute, Florence, Italy. 2012-2015 Professor of Econometrics, European University Institute, Florence, Italy. 2010-2012 Associate researcher CREMed, Barcelona, Spain 2005-2012 ICREA Research Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain. 2005-2012 Associate Research, CREI, Barcelona, Spain. 2008 Chair in Macroeconomics, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland. 2003-2005 Research Professor, Igier-Bocconi, Milan, Italy. 1997-2003 Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain. 1996-2002 Part-Time Professor, University of Southampton, United Kingdom. 1995-1999 Professor, Università di Modena, Italy. 1994-1997 Visiting Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain. 1994-1995 Professor, University of Catania, Italy. 1991-1994 Associate Professor, Brown University, USA. 1991-1993 Associate Professor, European University Institute, Italy. 1990-1991 Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Rochester, USA. 1987-1990 Assistant Professor, Brown University, USA. 1 Advising, Consulting and Shorter Visit 2016-2017 Visiting Scholar, IMF, Washington, DC, USA 2015-present Visiting Scholar, Norges Bank, Oslo, Norway 2012-2016 Visiting Scholar, ECB, Frankfurt, Germany 2012-2013 Visiting Scholar, Hungarian National Bank, Budapest, Hungary. 2011 Visiting Professor, Cowles Fundation, Yale University, New Haven, USA. 2010-2013 Associate Researcher, ePrism, Nicosia, Cyprus 2010, 2016 Consultant, IMF, Washington, DC, USA. 2010-2011 Consultant, Central Bank of Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela. 2008 Consultant, European Central Bank, Germany. 2005-2008 Visiting Professor, HEI Geneva, Switzerland . 2005-2007 Consultant, Bank of Spain (models development). 2005-2006 Consultant, European Central Bank (DSGE task force). 2003-2006 Consultant, Bank of Italy (models development, estimation and forecasting). 2001-2002, 2006-2007 Visiting Professor, London Business School, London, UK. 2001, 2002, 2004 Visiting Scholar, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, USA. 2002, 2004 Visiting Scholar, Riksbank, Sweden. 2001-2003 Consultant, Bank of England, London, UK (models development activities). 2001, 2003 Visiting Scholar, Research Department, European Central Bank, Germany. 2000, 2003 Visiting Scholar, Research Department, IMF, USA. 2001 Visiting Professor, CEU, Budapest, Hungary. 1999-2000 Visiting Professor, Università di Napoli, Italy. 1999 Visiting Professor, Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1998 Visiting Professor, IIES, Stockholm University, Sweden. 1998 Visiting Professor, Central Bank of Hungary (Phare Program), (forecasting and monetary policy), Hungary. 1997 Visiting Professor, M.A.D, Paris I-Sorbone, France. 1996 Visiting Fellow, European Forum, European University Institute, Italy. 1994-1995 Visiting Associate Professor, University of Aarhus, Denmark. 1993-1994 Visitor, Institute for Empirical Macroeconomics, Federal Reserve of Minneapolis, USA. 1991-1993 Consultant for Forecasting Activities, Prometeia, Bologna, Italy. 1991 Lecturer, CIDE, Bologna, Italy. 1990 Consultant, Government of Indonesia as a part of the World Bank’s Second Development Program (forecasting activities), Indonesia. 1989 Visiting Assistant Professor, CentER, Tilburg University, The Netherland. 1989 Visitor, Prometeia, Bologna, Italy. Honors, Grants, and Fellowships 2014 Outstanding Author Contribution Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence. 2012 Panel member of ANVUR (Evaluation committee for Italian Universities). 2011 Journal of Applied Econometrics Distinguished Author. 2005-2012 ICREA Research Professorship. Top 100 Most Productive Economist, in T. Coupe’: Revealed Performances: WorldWide Rankings 2 of Economists and Economic Departments, 1990-2000, Journal of the European Economic Associ- ation, 2003, 1, 1309-1345. Applied Econometric Hall of Fame, (Journal of Applied Econometrics, November 1999) Econometric Hall of Fame (Econometric Theory, February 1998) (see hhtp:// Korora.econ.yale.edu/ET/Misc/ Table07.htm). 2016-2018 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant), Adanced in the Estimation of Time Series Models, ECO2015-33247. PI: Barbara Rossi. 2014 EU grant, The economic e¤ects of deleveraging in the …nancial and non-…nancial sector, ECFIN/215/2013/663760. PI Fabio Canova. 2013-2015 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant) , The evolving transmission of Cycli- cal Shocks: Theory and empirical analyses, ECO2012-33247 PI: Fabio Canova. 2012 CREMeD Grant (The role of tourism and migrations in the transmission of cyclical ‡uctua- tions in the Mediterranean), PI: Fabio Canova. 2011 Cyprus Research Promotion Fundation (Developing a DSGE model for the Cyprus economy), PI: Fabio Canova. 2010 CREMeD Grant (Business cycles in the Mediterranean basin: Similarities, Convergence and Spillovers), PI: Fabio Canova. 2010 European Commission Grant (Product Market Reform and adjustments within the European Economy, ARES 223708), PI: Fabio Canova. 2010-2012 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant, (Speci…cation and Estimation of Models for Policy analysis and Forecasting, ECO2009-08556) PI: Fabio Canova. 2007 Agency for Management of University and Research Grants (AGAUR) Grant 2007ARCS100099 (How Much Structure in Empirical Models?), PI: Fabio Canova. 2007-2008 Spanish Ministry of Education and Science Grant SEJ2007-30237-E/ECON (How Much Structure in Empirical Models?), PI: Fabio Canova. 2006-2011 Spanish Ministry of Education and Science Grant CONSOLIDER 2006 (Consolidating Economics) , PI: Andreu Mas-Colell 2006-2009 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant SEJ2006-02235 (Cambios estruc- turales y políticas públicas), PI: Fabio Canova. 2005-2006 Spanish Ministry of Education and Science Grant SEJ2004-21682-E (Macroeconomics and Reality, 25 years Later), PI: Fabio Canova. 2003-2006 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant SEC2003-03474 (Innovación, gestion de conocimiento y políticas públicas: un enfoque macro y micro), PI: Ramon Marimon. 2002-2004 Commission for Research and University Grants 2001SGR-00282, Applied Macroeco- nomics and Quantitative Methods Group, PI: Albert Marcet. 2001-2002 Commission for Research and University Grants 2000SGR-00091, Applied Macroeco- nomics and Quantitative Methods Group, PI: Albert Marcet. 2000-2002 Spanish Ministry of Education and Culture Grant PB98-1065 (Política monetaria, in- ‡ación y ‡uctuaciones económicas), PI: Jordi Galí. 1998-2001 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant SEC98-0231 (Desarrollo regional en un marco de integración económica: análisis de actuaciones públicas y privadas), PI: Teresa Garcia- Milà. 1999-2001 European Community TRM Grant on Regional Integration and Growth. 1998-2000 Commission for Research and University Grants 1998SGR-00084, Applied Economics and Economic History Group, PI: Jaume Garcia. 3 1998-1999 Spanish Ministry of Education and Culture Grant PB97-0095 (Política …scal y monetaria con imperfecciones de mercado y comportamiento casi racional), PI: Albert Marcet. 1996-1998 Commission for Research and University Grants 1995SGR-00580 and 1996SGR-00015, Applied Economics and Economic History Group, PI: Jaume Garcia. 1996-1998 Bilateral CNR grant on “Dynamics of Labor Markets in Southern European Countries” 1996 MURST 60% and MURST 40% Grants (Italian Ministry of Education) 1995-1998 Spanish Ministry of Science and Technology Grant PB94-1095 (Política …scal y mone- taria en economías dinámicas: análisis teórico y empírico), PI: Albert Marcet. 1994-1995 Human Capital Mobility Grant on “Inference Using Simulation Techniques”. 1991-1993 European University Institute Grant on European Financial Markets. 1988, 1989, 1990 Watson Institute Travel Grant. 1987-1988 European Community Grant on Integration of Banking Systems. 1986-1987 Sloan Fellowship on Open Economy Macroeconomics. 1985 Department Fellowship, University of Minnesota. Editorial Duties 2012-Present Editor, Journal of Applied Econometrics. 2008-2013 Editor, Journal of the European Economic Association. 1998-2002 Associate Editor, European Economic Review. 1997-2000 Associate Editor, Journal of Applied Econometrics. 1997-2000 Associate Editor, Investigationes Economicas. 1996-2000 Associate Editor, Macroeconomic Dynamics. 1994-1998 Editor, Journal of Forecasting. Referee Activities Econometrica, American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Journal
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