Alessandro Flamini
Lecturer in Economics
Room 411
Telephone +44 114 22 23409
Fax +44 114 22 23458
email : a.flamini@sheffield.ac.uk
Alessandro joined the department in October 2008 and previously held a Lectureship in Economics at Keele University. He gained a B.A. in Economics and a Doctorate in Mathematics for Economic Decisions from Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy; a M.A. from University of Pennsylvania, USA, and a Ph.D in International Economics from HEI Geneve.
Visiting Positions
- Research Fellow, Ente Luigi Einaudi, Italy, April 2008- October 2008
- Visiting Fellow, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong, China, October (2005)
- Visiting Researcher, New Zealand Reserve Bank, Wellington, New Zealand, October (2005)
- Visiting Student Research Collaborator, Princeton, Economic Department, NJ, USA. (2003)
Research Interests:
Monetary Economics/International Finance/Monetary policy and Development/Applied Macroeconometrics
Work in Progress:
- “Central Bank Preferences Distribution Forecasts and Economic Stability in a Small Open-economy” SERPS working paper 2009005.
“Real-time Optimal Monetary Policy with Undistinguishable Model Parameters and Shock Processes Uncertainty” (with C. Milas) RCEA working paper 30-09.
“Household’s Preferences and Monetary Policy Inertia” (with A. Fracasso), SERPS working paper 2009002.
“Transmission Lags and Optimal Monetary Policy”
“Realistic Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism and Empirical Fit of the NKGE Models” (with D. Pfajfar)
PhD supervision
Areas I am interested in supervising:
International Finance/Monetary Economics/Monetary Policy and Development
Teaching
- ECN324 Monetary Economics
- ECN6660 Monetary Economics and Dynamic Optimisation (Dynamic Optimisation part)
Administrative Roles
- External Seminar Organizer
- Member of Departmental Research Committee
Selected Publications
- A. Flamini
“Inflation Targeting and Exchange Rate Pass-through”
Journal of International Money and Finance, 26 (2007) 1113-1150.
- C. Alcidi, A. Flamini, A. Fracasso
“Policy Regime Changes, Judgment and Taylor Rules in the Greenspan Era”
Forthcoming in Economica.
- A. Flamini, C. Milas
“Real-time Optimal Monetary Policy with Undistinguishable Model Parameters and Shock Processes Uncertainty”
Forthcoming in Studies of Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics.
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