Economic research and macroeconomic policy by Ricardo Reis
Startup migration choices reveal preferred markets, Ricardo Reis argues
Ricardo Reis raises the question of whether economic agents choose the U.S. or the EU as their preferred location. In his view, firm decisions about where to operate reflect their assessment of ...
Ricardo Reis: Inflation expectations remain key issue amid new supply shock
Ricardo Reis raises a question about whether inflation expectations are currently well anchored. He suggests that with a new supply shock affecting the global economy, the anchoring of these ...
Ricardo Reis: U.S. fiscal stimulus in 2021 raises questions on inflation surge
The contribution of public deficits to the surge in inflation from 2021 to 2024 is under scrutiny. Ricardo Reis points out that although inflation increased in the U.S. by nearly as much as in ...
Ricardo Reis: Nobel Prize overlooks key economic models
Renowned economist Ricardo Reis has put a spotlight on the omission of significant economic models from the Nobel Prize list. He suggests that key models, including those involved in IO ...
Ricardo Reis: US banks borrow $15.1bn from Fed amid repo market strains
Ricardo Reis, an influential economist, draws attention to the recent developments in the US repo money markets. Since Wednesday, banks have borrowed $15.1 billion from the Federal Reserve's newly ...
Ricardo Reis: Nobel prize signals strong focus on macro-growth
Renowned economist Ricardo Reis has highlighted the repeated recognition of the macro-growth subfield in the Nobel Prize awards. Within just eight years, this area has secured three prizes, ...
