Tolga Ozden
PhD Candidate in Economics
Welcome to my homepage! I am a PhD candidate in economics at the University of Amsterdam under the supervision of Prof. Cars Hommes (University of Amsterdam & Bank of Canada) and Dr. Kostas Mavromatis (De Nederlandsche Bank).
My fields of research are macroeconomics, Bayesian econometrics and adaptive learning, with applications in monetary and macroprudential policy topics. I am currently on the Job Market and will be available for virtual interviews at the European Job Market and the ASSA Annual Meeting.
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Restricted Perceptions, Regime Switches and the Effective Lower Bound ( Latest version )
(Joint with R. Wouters )
Heterogeneous Expectations and Regime Switching ( Latest version )
Behavioral Learning Equilibria in the New Keynesian Model (R & R at Quantitative Economics)
( Joint with C. Hommes, M. Zhu and K. Mavromatis )
Work in progress:
Expectations and Learning: a Horse-race in a medium-scale DSGE model ( Available on request )
(Joint with C. Hommes, and K. Mavromatis )
Macroprudential Policy Interactions in a Sectoral DSGE Model with Staggered Interest Rates
(Joint with M. Hinterschweiger, K. Khairnar and T. Stratton )
Results of a Massive Experiment on Virtual Currency Endowments and Money Demand, 2017 *
Joint with E. Castronova , N. Zivic, I. Andjelkovic and M. Dekic., published in PLoS One .