
Dr. Michael M. Hutchison
Biographical
and Research Information
Updated: September 2008
Dr. Michael M. Hutchison is Professor of Economics at the
Dr. Hutchison's research centers on topics related
to international finance and open economy macroeconomics, including exchange
rate regimes, international banking and financial systems, Japanese monetary
and financial policies, and the economics of European economic integration. His
most recent work is on the costs of financial crises, the effectiveness of international capital controls and official foreign exchange market intervention.
He has published widely in academic journals and other venues. His published books include Japan’s
Great Stagnation: Financial and Monetary Policy Lessons for Advanced Industrial
Countries, MIT Press, 2006 (with F. Westermann); Financial Policy
and Central Banking in Japan, MIT Press 2001 (with T. Cargill and T. Ito); The Political
Economy of Japanese Monetary Policy; MIT Press, 1997 (with T. Cargill
and T. Ito); Fiscal
Aspects of European Monetary Integration; Cambridge University Press, 1998;
with S. Jensen and A. Hughes-Hallett.
Hutchison joined the UC Santa Cruz faculty in 1985.
He received his PhD in Economics from the
Department of Economics, E2Dr. Hutchison may be contacted at:
email: hutch@ucsc.edu
List of publications and previous employment and visiting positions:
General Curriculum Vitae (Pdf file)
Biographical Statement (Pdf file)
Selected Working Papers and Recent Publications
Foreign Exchange Market Intervention
Evaluating Foreign Exchange Market Intervention: Self-Selection, Counterfactuals and Average Treatment Effects Working Paper, (November 2006), with R. Fatum
Effectiveness of official daily foreign exchange market intervention operatoions in Japan (with R. Ratum), Journal of International Money and Finance, 2006.
International Capital Controls
Currency Crises, Capital Account Liberalization, and Selection Bias (with R. Glick and X. Guo), Review of Economics and Statistics, 2006.
Capital controls and exchange rate instability in developing countries (with R. Glick), Journal of International Money and Finance, 2005.
Output Costs of Financial Crises
Sudden stops and the Mexican wave: Currency crises, capital flow reversals and output loss in emerging markets (with I. Noy), Journal of Development Economics, 2006.
How bad are twins? Output costs of currency and banking crises (with I. Noy), Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2005.
Japan Monetary Policy and Financial System
Foreign exchange market intervention and monetary policy in Japan, 2003-04 (with R. Fatum), International Economics and Economic Policy, 2005.
The Great Japanese Stagnation: Lessons for Industrial Countries , (with T. Ito and F. Westermann) Chapter 1 in Japan's Great Stagnation: Financial and Monetary Policy Lessons for Advanced Industrial Countries (MIT Press, 2006; editors: Hutchison and Westermann).
Teaching: 2008-09
Economics 143 International Economic Policy(UCSC undergraduate course, Fall 2008)
Ec143 Course syllabus and readings
Midterm Review Questions
Globalization and Poverty Indicators Lecture
Economics 130 Money and Banking(UCSC undergraduate course, Winter 2009)
Ec130 Course syllabus and readings
Economics 241B International Economics and Policy (Ph.D. course, UCSC Winter 2009)