My research interests relate to monetary policy and macroeconomic heterogeneity, analyzed both from a positive and normative perspective under the lens of heterogeneous agent models. In my most recent paper, I analyze the trade-off faced by monetary policymakers between raising interest rates to appreciate the domestic currency in reaction to an imported energy price shock, and maintaining moderate mortgage rates for borrowers, with a quantitative application on the UK economy. 

Moreover, I recently published one of my earlier papers “Optimal Monetary and Transfer Policy in a Liquidity Trap” in the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking.