Publications

• "Household Inflation Inequality in the United States and Europe", 2022. Credit and Capital Markets 55(3), pp. 349-379.

• "Gender Discrimination, Inflation, and the Business Cycle", 2021 (with Ulrike Neyer). Journal of Macroeconomics 70, 103352. The last working paper version can be found here. Media coverage/related blog posts: London School of Economics Business Review, Royal Economic Society Media Briefing.

• "Risk Sharing Heterogeneity in the United States", 2021. Economics Bulletin 41(3), pp. 1223-1240.

• "Hyperinflation, Collective Memory, and Central Bank Independence", 2023 (with Ulrike Neyer). Wirtschaftsdienst 103(2), pp. 94-97. In German.

• "The ECB has to Tackle Inflation More Credibly", 2022 (with Maximilian Horst and Ulrike Neyer). Wirtschaftsdienst 102(6), pp. 426-429. In German.

Work in Progress

• "Whose Inflation Rates Matter Most? A DSGE Model and Machine Learning Approach to Monetary Policy in the Euro Area", 2023 (with Johannes Zahner). IMFS Working Paper Series No. 188. The most recent version can be found here.

• "The Macroeconomic Effects of Different CBDC Regimes in an Economy with a Heterogeneous Household Sector", 2023 (with Jana Magin and Ulrike Neyer). DICE Discussion Paper No. 396. The most recent version can be found here.

• "Household Inflation Heterogeneity and the Relative Price Elasticity Channel of Monetary Policy" (previously circulated as "Should Central Banks Consider Household Inflation Heterogeneity?", with Ulrike Neyer). The most recent version can be found here.

• "Asymmetric Macroeconomic Effects of QE, QT, and Excess Liquidity in a Monetary Union" (previously circulated as "Asymmetric Macroeconomic Effects of QE-Induced Increases in Excess Reserves in a Monetary Union", with Maximilian Horst and Ulrike Neyer). The most recent version can be found here.