Paulo Santos Monteiro
Professor

Research

Overview

Paulo's research interests are in macroeconomic policy, international economics, and labour economics. He is currently working on topics related to macroeconomic stabilization policies, trade and business cycles, automatic stabilizers and social insurance programs.

Publications

Selected publications

Full details of publications can be found at Google Scholar

• Testing for Optimal Monetary Policy via Moment Inequalities, with Laura Coroneo and Valentina Corradi. Journal of Applied Econometrics, volume 33, issue 6, pages 780-796, October 2018. Working paper version.
• Trade and Synchronization in a Multi-Country Economy, with Luciana Juvenal. European Economic Review, volume 92, pages 385–415, February 2017.
• Towards a Quantitative Theory of Automatic Stabilizers: the role of demographics, with Alexandre Janiak. Journal of Monetary Economics, volume 78, pages 35–49, April 2016.
• Inflation and Welfare in Long-run Equilibrium With Firm Dynamics, with Alexandre Janiak. Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, volume 43, issue 5, pages 795–834, August 2011. Working paper version with additional appendix.

Teaching

Undergraduate

• International Economics

Postgraduate

• Macroeconomics for Research 
• Principles of Development Economics and Emerging Markets