Mark Spiegel

Mark Maury Spiegel (born 1960 ) is an American economist .

Career

Spiegel studied economics at the University of California, Berkeley . After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in 1983, he moved to the University of California, Los Angeles . He graduated there in 1984 as a Master of Arts , four years later he completed his Ph.D. -Degree. Then he went as an assistant professor at the New York University , where he met Jess Benhabib over economic cycles worked and their dynamics. In 1994 he left academia and joined the research division of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco . Here he rose to the position of deputy head of the department. Between 2015 and 2017 he was a lecturer at the University of Wisconsin – Madison .

Spiegel's academic work focuses on research into monetary policy, business cycles and developments, and the description of the underlying dynamics. He worked in particular with Benhabib and Andrew Rose . In various texts he dealt in particular with the crises in Japan and the financial crisis from 2007 .

Works

The following list shows books published by Spiegel, and he has also written numerous magazine articles and working papers.

• Asia and the Global Financial Crisis Editor with Reuven Glick , 2010
• Financial Crises in Emerging Markets Editor with Reuven Glick and Ramón Moreno , 2011

Web links

• Mark Spiegel at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
• Mark Spiegel in the IDEAS database
• Mark Spiegel's list of publications at the Bank for International Settlements