1. The Distributional Impact of Inflation in South Asia: An Empirical Approach (Forthcoming, World Bank Policy Research Working Papers series)

This paper provides an empirical estimation of the distributional impact of inflation on households in South Asia. Two main channels are explored—the consumption basket channel and the income channel—for households in different income deciles in selected countries in South Asia 

2. Trilemma in Dominant Currency Paradigm (Forthcoming)

This paper examines the incidence of dominant currency pricing in financial and trade transactions on the exchange rate, monetary policy, and thus on the Mundell-Flemming trilemma.

3. Fiscal multipliers in Sub-Saharan Africa (Ongoing)

This paper provides an empirical assessment of fiscal policy reforms implemented in CEMAC economies, looking at the impact of changes in key fiscal instruments (government revenue, government current spending, and government capital spending).

4. Fiscal policy and oil resources in CEMAC (Ongoing)

This paper applies the local projection method to investigate the impact of disruptions in oil price on CEMAC’s fiscal space and debt dynamics.

5. Economic Growth, Productivity, and Structural Change in Western and Central Africa (World Bank)

This paper examines trends and drivers of economic growth, labor productivity, and structural change in Western and Central Africa (AFW).

6. Assessing monetary autonomy in an integrated world.

This paper proposes a network analysis of the monetary autonomy concept. 

7. Trilemma revisited: new measures & nonlinearities

In this paper, we develop new measures for the three components of the Trilemma hypothesis. Within a nonlinear framework,  we analyze if the trilemma perspective still holds.