OUR RESEARCH IN MACROECONOMICS COVERS SEVERAL AREAS

• We consider long run problems of economic growth, fiscal and monetary policies, social security, and inequality. In this line of research, we build macroeconomic models closely connected to the micro-data of households and firms.

• We examine various short-run issues, such as theoretical studies of monetary policy in a new Keynesian framework, econometric studies of financial market behaviour and business cycles, and modelling and testing private agents' expectations.

• We investigate very long run developments in quantitative economic history, particularly international business cycles and financial markets.

• ​We undertake empirical research at the intersections of labour economics and macroeconomics with a focus on wage mobility, inequality, family policies and gender differences.

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You can find more information on research, events and seminars in Macroeconomics at our Macro, Risk and Sustainability Centre.