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Charles Brendon

Research Interests

Macroeconomic Theory and the Economics of Optimal Taxation

Recent Publications

Published Papers

Brendon, C., Paustian, M. and Yates, T. Self-Fulfilling Recessions at the Zero Lower Bound, Journal of Monetary Economics (2019)

Cambridge Working Papers in Economics

Brendon, C. and Ellison, M. Time-Consistently Undominated Policies, (2018) CWPE1809

Research Grants

A Dynamic Economic And Monetary Union (ADEMU) (Horizon 2020, Societal Challenges (SC))

Teaching

PI Paper 2 - Lent - Macroeconomic Principles II
PIIB Paper 7 - Michaelmas & Lent - Public Economics

PhD Students

Supervisor

Andrew Hannon
PhD Title: The Links between Bank and Sovereign Risk
Research:

Advisor

Timo Haber
PhD Title: Three Essays in Modern Macroeconomics
Research: Macroeconomics, Financial Frictions, Monetary Economics, Heterogeneous Firms and Agents
Balduin Bippus
PhD Title: International Finance
Research:

Charles Brendon












El-Erian Fellow in Macroeconomics

Research Group:
Macroeconomics

Personal Site:
http://www.charlesbrendon.net/
Contact Details
Email: cfb46@cam.ac.uk
Room: 50

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