PhD student in Macroeconomics at FU Berlin and research associate @DIW_Berlin.
Joined April 2020
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Fabian Seyrich retweeted
We have a new (heavily revised) version of our paper "A Behavioral HANK model" with @FSeyrich
Including many new analytical and quantitative results regarding how behavioral expectations and heterogeneity interact.
All the details here: opfaeuti.github.io/website/B…
New working paper:
A Behavioral Heterogeneous Agent New Keynesian Model
by @PfaeutiEcon and @FSeyrich
Link to the paper as well as other working papers of our center: sites.utexas.edu/macro/resea…
Fabian Seyrich retweeted
It took a while, but we finally have a new (heavily revised) version out:
nber.org/papers/w32305
@FSeyrich
Very happy to see this out as my first NBER working paper!
We (@PfaeutiEcon, Jonathan Zinman, and I) study how heterogeneity in cognitive skills and overconfidence about those skills matters for observed household heterogeneity, the macroeconomy and fiscal policy.
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Fabian Seyrich retweeted
New Working Paper Alert
(joint with @gokhanider @schumann_b @FrederikKurcz)
Can the ECB influence global energy prices?
What are the implications of this for the transmission and optimal conduct of monetary policy?
Find out in a short thread below.
diw.de/de/diw_01.c.907121.de…
Fabian Seyrich retweeted
Very happy that our paper "Subjective Housing Price Expectations, Falling Natural Rates, and the Optimal Inflation Target" with @klaus_adam and @timo_reinelt is now in press at the Journal of Monetary Economics!
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Fabian Seyrich retweeted
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19067
An Endogenous Gridpoint Method for Distributional Dynamics
Christian Bayer @christianbaye13 @UniBonn, Ralph Luetticke @uni_tue, Maximilian Weiss @uni_tue, Yannik Winkelmann @uni_tue
ow.ly/Gylb50REiC1
#CEPR_MEF #economics
Fabian Seyrich retweeted
I am very much looking forward to this year's "Konstanz Seminar on #MonetaryTheory and #MonetaryPolicy" taking place next week! I had a lot of fun putting together the program. We're especially honored that
@Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel will join us for a policy session.
Fabian Seyrich retweeted
!!!Paper alert!!!
We propose a novel endogenous gridpoint method for distributional dynamics - DEGM - that is fast, simple, efficient, and nonlinear.
Joint work with @christianbaye13 @mweiss_econ and @YanW1n .
Try it: github.com/BASEforHANK/BASEt…
Read it: ralphluetticke.com/currentwo…
Fabian Seyrich retweeted
Two weeks left! Let me reemphasize that Macroeconomists are very welcome to apply 😀. Get in touch with me or Emanuel if you have questions.
🚨New tenured position @FrankfurtSchool ⚠️ "Associate or Full Professor of #CentralBanking". The position is very broadly defined: #Monetary (+ #Fiscal)/#FinancialStability/#PaymentsSystems etc! Please apply by April 30 (or get in contact, if in doubt)! apply.interfolio.com/142060
Very happy to see this out as my first NBER working paper!
We (@PfaeutiEcon, Jonathan Zinman, and I) study how heterogeneity in cognitive skills and overconfidence about those skills matters for observed household heterogeneity, the macroeconomy and fiscal policy.
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Using new micro evidence to develop a HANK model with persistent heterogeneity in cognitive skills & overconfidence, greatly improving fit to macro data with fiscal policy implications, from @PfaeutiEcon, @fseyrich, and Jonathan Zinman nber.org/papers/w32305
1)income-targeted transfers less effective than in standard HANK w\ same avg MPC➡️distribution of MPCs matters
2)Minimum-income benefits lead to less crowd out of hhs’ prec. savings
3)Lower optimal public debt: liquidity less effective in bringing hhs away from borrowing limit
