Tokhir Mirzoev
Department of Economics, The Ohio State University
1945 North High Street, Columbus,
OH 43210
Email: mirzoev.1@osu.edu
Phone: (614) 292-2070 (office); 370-6386 (cell)Curriculum Vitae
(PhD, 2000-present, Department of Economics, The Ohio State University, USA)
1. Limited Commitment, Inaction, and Optimal Monetary Policy, Revised Oct. 2004 (Matlab code that solves for the optimal frequency of policy meetings). Note: Previous version of this paper was titled "More Holidays for Central Bankers?".
2. Does the Federal Reserve Do What It Says It Expects to Do?, Revised Oct. 2004 (with Bill Dupor and Timothy Conley)
3. A Dynamic Model of Endogenous Exchange Rate Pass-Through, (Revised Sept. 2004) (MATLAB codes available upon request.)
(MA, 1998-2000, Dept. of Economics, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary)
1. "Post-Soviet Outburst of Corruption in Post-Conflict Tajikistan", 2002, in a book by Stephen Kotkin and András Sajó, eds. "Political Corruption in Transition: A Sceptic's Handbook", Central European University Press, 2002.
2. "Better Light - Better Life. Why the Efficiency of Lighting Matters. How to Make it Happen in CEE", 2000 (with Prof. Diana Urge-Vorsatz and Yulia Malikova), Central European University, The Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy Journal Vol.3, spring 20003. "Corruption in Tajikistan as Seen by the Private Sector", September 1999 , mimeo
4. The Economics of Trust, Social Capital and Corruption, 2000, MA Thesis, Economics Department, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary.
Research Interests:
Primary:
1. Monetary and Open Economy (International) Macroeconomics
(theoretical and empirical issues)
2. Numerical Solution Methods
Secondary:Economics of Transition, Economics of Trust, Social Capital and Corruption
Econ 520 (Money and Banking, Spring 2005).
Data
SWP
Econometrics
Associations
Inomics