Subir Chattopadhyay
Professor

Research

Overview

I am a theorist. Motivated by macroeconomics, I study properties of competitive general equilibrium models, with generational overlap or with infinite lifetimes. Examples are the suboptimality of allocations, the dynamics when forecasts are made using least square regressions, and the dynamics when markets are incomplete.

Publications

Selected publications

Full details of publications can be found at RePEc

“Consumption Dynamics in General Equilibrium: A Characterisation when Markets are Incomplete,” Journal of Economic Theory, 145, 2133-2185 (2010). Joint with Pablo F. Beker.

"The Cass Criterion, the Net Dividend Criterion, and Optimality," Journal of Economic Theory, 139, 335-352 (2008).

"Optimality in Stochastic OLG Models: Theory for Tests," Journal of Economic Theory, 131, 282-294 (2006).

"Global Stability in spite of "Local Instability'' with Learning,'' Journal of Mathematical Economics, 33, 155-165 (2000). Joint with Shurojit Chatterji.

"Stochastic OLG Models, Market Structure, and Optimality,'' Journal of Economic Theory, 89, 21-67 (1999). Joint with Piero Gottardi.

Teaching

Undergraduate

Third Year

• Macroeconomics 3
• Monetary Economics

Postgraduate

•  Advanced Macroeconomics
• Mathematics for Economists (PhD)