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Tobias Broer
   

Welcome to my website! I am a professor at the Paris School of Economics, associate professor at the Institute for International Economic Studies at Stockholm University and Research Affiliate at CEPR. Below you find information on my research in macroeconomics and teaching material. Comments and reactions very welcome at Tobias.Broer[at]psemail.eu.

 
 

RESEARCH

Fields of Interest

  • Macroeconomics with Heterogeneous Agents and Limited Risk Sharing
  • Monetary Policy
  • International Macroeconomics

Research Statement

Articles in Refereed Journals

Working Papers

  • "On the possibility of Krusell-Smith equilibria" (joint with Alex Kohlhas, Kurt Mitman and Kathrin Schlafmann). August 2021
  • "Macroeconomic dynamics with rigid contracts" (joint with Karl Harmenberg, Per Krusell, and Erik Öberg). November 2021
  • "The unemployment-risk channel in business cycle fluctuations" (joint with Jeppe Druedahl, Karl Harmenberg, and Erik Öberg). September 2021
  • "Fiscal Multipliers: A Heterogenous-Agent Perspective" (joint with Per Krusell and Erik Öberg). April 2021
  • "Consumption insurance over the business cycle". January 2020 (new version soon)
  • "The curious incidence of shocks along the income distribution" (joint with John Kramer and Kurt Mitman). March 2021
  • "Forecaster (Mis-) behavior" (joint with Alex Kohlhas). April 2020
  • "Information and Wealth Heterogeneity in the Macroeconomy" (joint with Alex Kohlhas, Kurt Mitman and Kathrin Schlafmann). August 2020 (new draft soon)
  • "Collateralised lending and asset prices when investors disagree about risk" (joint with Afroditi Kero). January 2021

Work in Progress

  • "Forecast(er) Heterogeneity" (joint with Alexandre Kohlhas).

Older Working Papers

  • "Great Moderation or Great Mistake: Can rising confidence in low macro-risk explain the boom in asset prices?" (joint with Afroditi Kero) November 2013
  • "Money as an indicator for inflation in Chile – does Pstar still work?”, Central Bank of Chile Working Paper 293, 2004. Download the paper
  • "Consumption and household money" (in Spanish), Central Bank of Chile Working Paper 275, 2004. Download the paper

Newspaper Articles and Columns

Teaching

"Macroeconomics I: The Neoclassical Growth Model and Applications to Climate Change and Business Cycle Analysis, 2020", PSE APE Masters in Economics

"Business Cycles and Stabilisation Policies, 2020", PSE APE Masters in Economics

"Linear Econometrics, 2020", University Paris I - Pantheon Sorbonne

"Quantitative Macroeconomics II, 2018, 2019, 2020", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"Behavioural Macroeconomics", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"Macroeconomics II 2013, 2014", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"Applied Macroeconomics 2015, 2016, 2017", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"Macroeconomics with Financial Frictions", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"International Macroeconomics 2012", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics

"International Macroeconomics", Stockholm Doctoral Programme in Economics 2009, 2010, 2011

"Probability Theory", EUI PhD programme Fall 2006

Teaching Assistance

"Macroeconomics III: Money, Business Cycles and Economic Policy", EUI PHD Programme, Spring 2007 and 2008