A new measure of consumer inflation expectations is consistently lower, less volatile & a better spending predictor compared to conventional measures. Chicago Booth's Michael Weber, Alexander Dietrich, Raphael Schoenle, Edward S. Knotek II, Kristian O. Myrseth, & Robert W. Rich

🚨Call for papers - Central Bank Research Association 2024 Annual Meeting cebra-events.org/call-for-papers will be in Frankfurt, from August 28-30. Together with renato_faccini, I will be organizing this years' Danmarks Nationalbank session on Energy Prices, Inflation and Consumer Expectations #CEBRA24 #EconTwitter

A new measure of inflation expectations made by combining forecasts from different categories of consumption is more reliable than conventional measures. Chicago Booth's Michael Weber, Alexander Dietrich, Raphael Schoenle, Edward S. Knotek II, Kristian Myrseth, & Robert Rich.

Contemplating a PhD in macroeconomics? Consider Copenhagen and apply for funding and a position at #nationalbanken. Please share with interested students! Deadline March 1. #EconTwitter nationalbanken.dk/en/careers/ava…

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Thought-provoking: "Inflation Preferences" by @hafrouzi Alexander Dietrich Kristian Myrseth Romanos Priftis Raphael Schoenle "Inflation preferences not only correlate with demographic and socioeconomic characteristics, but also with economic reasoning." cepr.org/publications/d…

Documenting novel survey-based facts on preferred long-run inflation rates among US consumers find consumers on average prefer a 0.20 percent annual inflation rate, from @hafrouzi, Alexander Dietrich, Kristian Myrseth, Romanos Priftis, and Raphael Schoenle nber.org/papers/w32379

I am very excited to share that my paper "Consumption Categories, Household Attention and Inflation Expectations: Implications for Optimal Monetary Policy" is now forthcoming in the Journal of Monetary Economics! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great article by Janna Herron (Yahoo Finance) on my recent work on inflation preferences of US consumers (w. Kristian Myrseth, @hafrouzi , RPriftis , Raphael Schoenle )! finance.yahoo.com/news/why-ameri…

I presented my new paper on "Inflation Preferences" yesterday at Københavns Uni - Thank you very much for the invitation, the feedback on my work and the UCPH macro seminar figure John Kramer Søren Hove Ravn!

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#SUERFpolicybrief “Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: Aggregate vs. Aggregated Inflation Expectations” by Alexander Dietrich Danmarks Nationalbank, E. Knotek II Cleveland Fed, K. Myrseth University of York, R. Rich, Raphael Schoenle Brandeis University & M. Weber The University of Chicago tinyurl.com/zr6dzr78

Consumers across the world are worried about climate risk. (1/) Raphael Schoenle, Alexander Dietrich and I quantify consumers' expectations using Morning Consult global survey data. nationalbanken.dk/en/news-and-kn…

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19764 Consumer Durables, Monetary Policy, and the Green Transition Alexander Dietrich Alexander Dietrich Danmarks Nationalbank, Lukas Leitenbacher Universität Tübingen, Gernot Müller Universität Tübingen ow.ly/so2X50UqFWG #CEPR_MEF #EconTwitter

As the February 23 election approaches, Germany’s economy is at a crossroads. In this op-ed, Gernot Müller and I explore Germany’s economic stagnation. It is not just about weak demand—it’s a deeper supply-side problem. theconversation.com/german-electio…

Dear Volodymyr @zelenskyyua, we stand with #Ukraine in good and in testing times. We must never confuse aggressor and victim in this terrible war. (FM)

🌍📢 Seeking Innovative Research on Central Banking & the Green Transition! Join us at the #CEBRA25 Annual Meeting in Boston, MA (Aug. 6-8) for Session 16: Green Transition and Central Banking, organized by Danmarks Nationalbank . 👉 Submit your paper by March 20:

Wondering about the effect of tariffs on inflation? Tariffs are like supply shocks --> Inflation is a supply phenomenon.

How can monetary policy adapt to a world where supply shocks caused by climate change and the introduction of carbon taxes may intensify inflationary pressures? Join the discussion co-hosted with E-axes Forum on 14 April (18.00 CET). us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

How do tariffs impact firms' costs and the associated pass-through to prices? A recent Boston Fed Research Current Policy Perspectives with Philippe Andrade, Alexander Dietrich , John Leer, Jenny Tang and Egon Zakrajsek sheds light on some of these urgent the questions.