Michael Moore has extensive experience both within and outside of academia. His field is international economics and finance, where he has written on the euro, microstructure, purchasing power parity and forward foreign exchange markets. During his time at Queen's Belfast, he relaunched management at the university and raised significant gifts from corporate donors. He also has career experience in central banking as well as in promoting Ireland as a location for inward investment. He was a panel member of the Ministerially appointed Independent Review of Northern Ireland Economic Policy. He has recently completed a year as a Visiting Professor at Harvard University.

Recent Publications

• Solving Exchange Rate Puzzles with neither Sticky Prices nor Trade Costs
  Journal of International Money and Finance, October (2010)
• International order flows: Explaining equity and exchange rate returns
  Journal of International Money and Finance, March (2010)
• Independent Review of Northern Ireland Economic Policy commissioned by Northern Ireland Minister for Enterprise Trade and Investment, September 2009 (PDF 4.7 MB)
  (2009)
• An Information Approach to International Currencies
  Journal of International Economics, November (2009)
• Volatile and Persistent Real Exchange Rates with or without Sticky Prices
  Journal of Monetary Economics, March (2008)
• Online Appendix to "Volatile and Persistent Real Exchange Rates with or without Sticky Prices" (PDF 31 KB)
  March (2008)
• •Demographic change, social security systems and savings
  Journal of Monetary Economics, January (2007)
• The Effect of Subjective Survival Probabilities on Retirement and Wealth in the US
  Robert Clark, Andrew Mason, and Naohiro Ogawa (eds), “Population Aging, Intergenerational Transfers and the Macroeconomy”, pp 67-97, Elgar Press. (2007)
• Benchmark Status in Fixed-Income Asset Markets
  Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, November/December (2007)
• For further publications, see cv below

Working Papers

• On the Sources of Private Information in FX Markets
• Internet Appendix to "On the sources of private information in FX markets"
• A Tale of Two Platforms: Dealer Intermediation in the European Sovereign Bond Market
• Is Human Development Multi-Dimensional?
• Commonality in Returns, Order Flows, and Liquidity in the Greek Stock Market
• Causation between Health and Income: Evidence from Panel Data
• Optimal Retirement and Saving with Healthy Aging
• For Rich or for Poor: When does Uncovered Interest Parity Hold?
• Private Information and the Monetary Model of Exchange Rates: Evidence from a Novel Data Set
• Technical Appendix to "A Tale of Two Platforms: Dealer Intermediation in the European Sovereign Bond Market"

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