Transmission mechanisms

Transmission Mechanisms & Economic Policy

Overview

The "Transmission Mechanisms and Economic Policy" theme at the Janeway Institute brings together researchers conducting fundamental research in macroeconomics. We use a variety of approaches – encompassing micro and macro econometrics, macro models and historical and institutional analysis – to develop theoretical and empirical work on a wide range of issues, from firm growth and firm churning to household level savings and inequality, from unemployment dynamics to supply chains, from the analysis of monetary policy to international finance and global imbalances. Our research aims to generate inputs for stabilisation and structural policy.

Theme Co-ordinators

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Dr Meredith Crowley

Professor Meredith Crowley

Professor of International Economics Senior Fellow, UK in a Changing Europe Research Fellow, CEPR (London) & Theme Coordinator

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Visitors

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Professor Stephen Redding

Professor Stephen Redding

Harold T. Shapiro*64 Professor in Economics, Economics Department and Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
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Marco Bassetto

Marco Bassetto

Senior Research Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis

Theme Highlights

Janeway Institute – Global Transmissions
Professor Meredith Crowley

Prof. Meredith Crowley, a Coordinator at the Janeway Institute, University of Cambridge, discusses her research which focusses on global transmissions and the important role the new Institute will play in bringing together leading researchers from around the world and supporting new opportunities for young scholars.

Janeway Institute – International Macroeconomics
Professor Giancarlo Corsetti

Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti, a Coordinator at the Janeway Institute, University of Cambridge, discusses his research in international macroeconomics, what the new Institute aims to do and the new opportunities it brings.