Mary Tzaawa-Krenzler
Postdoctoral Fellow in Macroeconomics
University of Oxford
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I am a Postdoctoral Fellow in Macroeconomics at St Hugh's College and an associate member of the Economics Department at the University of Oxford.
I am an applied theorist in the area of macroeconomics. My research focuses on understanding the effects of information frictions and non-rational expectations in general equilibrium models, wealth and income heterogeneity and monetary policy.
I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Goethe University Frankfurt.
You can find my CV here.
Research
Informational Inertia and the Taylor Principle (with Alexander Meyer-Gohde)
Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 236, 2026: 106220
[Published Version] [Paper] [Working Paper]Heterogeneous Attention to Inflation and Monetary Policy (with Ekaterina Shabalina)
[Paper] [Working Paper]Beyond Inflation: The Role of Household Expectations in Consumption Behavior
[Paper]FIRE the FTPL (with Alexander Meyer-Gohde)
A structural approach to extracting the business cycle from firm level data (with Guzmán González-Torres Fernandez)