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Andrew Foerster

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Sectoral vs. Aggregate Shocks: A Structural Factor Analysis of Industrial Production AT Foerster, PDG Sarte, MW Watson Journal of Political Economy 119 (1), 1-38, 2011	514	2011
Perturbation Methods for Markov-Switching Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models A Foerster, J Rubio-Ramirez, DF Waggoner, T Zha Quantitative Economics 7 (2), 637-669, 2016	162*	2016
Bayesian Mixed Frequency VARs B Eraker, CWJ Chiu, A Foerster, TB Kim, H Seoane Journal of Financial Econometrics 13 (3), 698-721, 2015	134*	2015
The Asymmetric Effects of Uncertainty A Foerster Economic Review 99 (3), 5-26, 2014	73	2014
Estimating Macroeconomic Models of Financial Crises: An Endogenous Regime-Switching Approach C Otrok, A Foerster, A Rebucci, G Benigno FRBSF Working Paper, 2020	55*	2020
Monetary Policy Regime Switches and Macroeconomic Dynamics AT Foerster International Economic Review 57 (1), 211-230, 2016	51	2016
Financial Crises, Unconventional Monetary Policy Exit Strategies, and Agents' Expectations AT Foerster Journal of Monetary Economics 76, 191-207, 2015	42	2015
Aggregate Implications of Changing Sectoral Trends A Foerster, A Hornstein, PD Sarte, M Watson Journal of Political Economy 130 (12), 3286–3333, 2022	35	2022
Uncertainty and Fiscal Cliffs T Davig, AT Foerster Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking 51 (7), 1857-1887, 2019	34	2019
Expectations of Large-Scale Asset Purchases A Foerster, G Cao Economic Review 98 (2), 5-29, 2013	24	2013
Consumption Growth Regimes and the Post-Financial Crisis Recovery A Foerster, J Choi Economic Review 101 (2), 25-48, 2016	17	2016
The Changing Input-Output Network Structure of the US Economy A Foerster, J Choi Economic Review 102 (2), 23-49, 2017	15	2017
Communicating Monetary Policy Rules T Davig, A Foerster European Economic Review 151, 104290, 2023	10	2023
Learning about regime change A Foerster, C Matthes Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 2020	9	2020
Optimal Monetary Policy Regime Switches A Foerster, J Choi Review of Economic Dynamics 42, 333-346, 2021	8*	2021
Monetary Policy Stance Is Tighter than Federal Funds Rate J Choi, T Doh, A Foerster, Z Martinez FRBSF Economic Letter 2022 (30), 1-5, 2022	7	2022
Are We Working Too Hard or Should We be Working Harder? A Simple Model of Career Concerns AT Foerster, L Martinez Economic Quarterly 92 (1), 79-91, 2006	5	2006
Why Is the Fed’s Balance Sheet Still So Big? A Foerster, S Leduc FRBSF Economic Letter 2019 (16), 2019	4	2019
Employment Effects of COVID-19 across States, Sectors S Albert, AT Foerster, PDG Sarte FRBSF Economic Letter 2021 (32), 1-05, 2021	3	2021
COVID-19: A double whammy of financial and economic sudden stops for emerging economies G Benigno, AT Foerster, C Otrok, A Rebucci COVID-19 in Developing Economies, 329-341, 2020	3	2020

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