Emmanuel De Veirman

Email: manu.veirman (at) dnb.nl

I am a Senior Research Economist at De Nederlandsche Bank and a guest researcher at the University of Amsterdam. I have a Ph.D. in economics from the Johns Hopkins University. I am a macroeconomist. My main research areas are (1) inflation and price setting and (2) credit constraints and the macro-economy. I address macroeconomic questions using both macro- and micro-data, and both time series and panel data techniques. Much of my work empirically tests implications from economic theory.

My research addresses questions such as:

• What causes inflation to respond more or less strongly to aggregate demand fluctuations?

• How does the response of monetary policy to inflationary supply shocks affect our ability to estimate the relation between inflation and output?

• Does the extent to which firms are uncertain about their future earnings have a major effect on business cycles?

• Does the economy respond differently to changes in households' ability to borrow when firms are limited in their borrowing too?

• Do capital flows from one eurozone country to another have substantially larger effects on aggregate output than other international capital flows?

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