Fiscal policy, European economic governance, public debt management. Historical debt crisis.
Monetary policy transmission. Interest rate pass through. Nominal rigidities.
Qualitative (longitudinal) research and methods, Evaluation of financial literacy initiatives, Financial literacy, Inclusive schooling, Educational Transition and decision-making
Applied microeconometrics. Financial stability. Survey methodology. Household finance.
Quantitative and Mixed-Methods Evaluation Research, Financial Literacy and Financial Well-being, Survey data, methodology and large-scale assessments, Causal Inference
Financial econometrics. Optimization under uncertainty. Scenario generation. Fixed income.
Financial stability and Regulation, Risk quantification, Applied econometrics
Financial stability. Household consumption and saving behavior.
European integration. Internal and external imbalances. Competitiveness and trade.
Long- and short-term forecasting. Early warning indicators for crises and financial (in)stability.
Climate Economics and Green Finance. Economic and Monetary Union. Macroeconomics and Structural Policies. Energy Prices and Inflation.
Macroeconomics and Macroeconometrics. Credit and Business Cycles. Theory of Economic Dynamics. Monetary Policy
International economics, macroeconomics and monetary policy, inflation and inflation expectations
Household financial behavior. Dollarization (euroization). Money demand.
Financial stability. Banking in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CESEE).
European economic integration and EU enlargement. Competitiveness, international trade. Macroeconomic forecasting
Financial markets and the real economy. Empirical finance. Financial market volatility.
Industrial organization of banking. Panel econometrics. Modelling credit risk.
Financial stability and banking sector developments in CESEE. Digitalization in banking and Fintech. Household finance
EU integration. EU regional policy. EU structural and cohesion funds. EU migration.
International economics. Banking and financial markets. Macroeconomics. History of financial crises.
Geoeconomics and deglobalisation. International economics. Labor markets.
Global economic developments & emerging markets (India, China), capital flows and deglobalization, global imbalances
Labor markets. Financial stability. Survey data. Business cycle synchronisation.
