Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Field of interest: Time series analysis, Monetary policy, DSGE models
Membership: Macroeconomics and Econometrics, PhD Candidates
Contact
Office:
Email: 65119440 [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Phone:
Available: by appointment
More information
Assistant
JEM111 - International Macroeconomics and Finance
PhD study
Tutor: PhDr. Jaromír Baxa Ph.D.
Studying from: 2017
PhDr examination:
Final exam: 09/2019
Dissertation Proposal defence: 11/2020 (expected)
Dissertation defence: 05/2022 (expected)
Current work:
Currently working on an empirical research paper devoted to the spill-over of uncertainty and monetary policy reaction.
Dissertation topic:
Efficiency of Unconventional Monetary Policy
Disertation abstract:
See my Individual Study Plan in "Downloadable"
Optional courses:
2018/2019 SS: JED415 Quantitative methods II
2018/2019 WS: JED414 Quantitative methods I
2017/2018 SS: JED415 Quantitative methods II
2017/2018 WS: JED414 Quantitative methods I
CV
Education
2017 - present: Ph.D., Economics, IES FSV, UK
2016 - 2018 (left): Ph.D., Economic Theory, Faculty of Economics, University of Economics in Prague
2015 - 2017: Mgr., Economic Theory, IES FSV, UK
2014 - 2016: Ing., Economic Analysis, Faculty of Economics, University of Economics in Prague
2011 - 2014: Bc., Political Economy, Faculty of Economics, University of Economics in Prague
Job history
11/2020+: Senior Analyst, Monetary Policy Department, Czech National Bank
3/2018-10/2020: Analyst, Monetary Policy Department, Czech National Bank
Teaching assistantship:
2020/2021 WS: JEM184 New Keynesian DSGE Modelling
2019/2020 SS: JEM111 International Macroeconomics
2019/2020 WS: JEM004 Advanced Macroeconomics
2018/2019 SS: JEM111 International Macroeconomics
2018/2019 WS: JEM004 Advanced Macroeconomics
2017/2018 SS: JEM111 International Macroeconomics
2017/2018 WS: JEM004 Advanced Macroeconomics
Topics for supervision
Bachelor theses
Topics related to macroeconomics and monetary economics (ZLB, unconventional monetary policy tools) investigated by DSGE models and multivariate time series analysis. Students are welcome to specify the topic on their own. Only theses written in English and LaTeX are to be supervised.
Master theses
Topics related to macroeconomics and monetary economics (ZLB, unconventional monetary policy tools) investigated by DSGE models and multivariate time series analysis. Students are welcome to specify the topic on their own. Only theses written in English and LaTeX are to be supervised.
