Quantitative Macroeconomics

• Lin Shao

  

  Department(s): International Economic Analysis Research Field(s): Growth and Development, Macroeconomic Theory, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: Washington University in St. Louis

• Gabriel Bruneau

  

  Gabriel Bruneau is a Senior Economist in the Financial Stability Department at the Bank of Canada. He is a macroeconomist and an applied econometrician whose primary research interests center on the monetary economics, housing market and macroprudential policies, and the development of nonlinear estimation methods in econometrics.

  Department(s): Financial Markets, Market Risks and Vulnerabilities Research Field(s): Applied Econometrics, Monetary Economics, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: Université de Montréal

• Tamon Takamura

  

  Tamon Takamura is a Senior Economist in the Financial Studies Division in the Financial Stability Department. He is a macroeconomist whose primary interests include macroeconomic implications of real-financial linkages and monetary economics.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Financial Studies Research Field(s): Money and Banking, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: Ohio State University

• Yuko Imura

  

  Yuko Imura is a Principal Researcher in the International Economic Analysis Department.

  Department(s): International Economic Analysis, International Studies Division Research Field(s): International Macroeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: Ohio State University

• Alexander Ueberfeldt

  

  Alexander Ueberfeldt is Senior Research Advisor in the Strategic Leadership & Support team of the Financial Stability Department.

  Department(s): Financial Stability, Strategic Leadership and Support Research Field(s): Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: University of Minnesota

• Yaz Terajima

  

  Yaz Terajima is the Lead Research Director of Heterogeneity Laboratory, an inter-departmental research group focusing on the interactions between heterogeneity across the economy and various policies.

  Department(s): Financial Stability Research Field(s): Banking, Household Finance, Quantitative Macroeconomics Alma Mater: University of Pennsylvania