Dr George John Bratsiotis
Lecturer in Macroeconomics
BA, MSc, PhD. (University of London)
Room Number: 3.009 [Arthur Lewis Building]
Tel: +44(0)161 275 3910
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Professional biography
After completing his BA Economics degree at Guildhall University (London), George obtained his MSc in Economics (1991) and PhD in Economics, (1996) both from Queen Mary College, (University of London). George joined the University of Manchester in the academic year 1995/96. George has held visiting positions at Brunel University, (UK, in 2000) and at the University of Athens, (Greece, in 2006).
Specific research interests
- Theoretical Models of Central Banking, Monetary Policy and Business Cycles.
- Stochastic Dynamic General Equilibrium Models with New Keynesian Rigidities
- Credit Markets, Cost Channels and Macroeconomic Responses.
- Wage and Price Setting and Unemployment.
Current research projects
Most of my current research focuses on the role of credit markets for business cycles. This includes, joint work with Pierre-Richard Agénor on Credit Markets Imperfections and the New Keynesian Phillips Curve and also joint work with Michele Berardi on Interest Rate Rules, Strategic Complementarities in Price Setting and Indeterminacy. My other current research focuses on Real Wage Cyclicality and on Inflation Targeting and Unemployment (joint with Amarasekara).
Teaching
- ECON60122 Monetary Economics (postgraduate)
- ECON30610 Macroeconomics (third-year undergraduate)
- ECON30852 Money Banking and the Financial Markets (third-year undergraduate)
Publications
Recent and forthcoming publications
- Bratsiotis, George J., (2008) "Cross price effects, nominal rigidity and endogenous persistence," Economics Bulletin, Vol. 5 no. 29 pp. 1-6.
- Bratsiotis G. J. (2007). Influential Price and Wage Setters, Monetary Policy and Real Effects European Journal of Political Economy, (June 2008) Vol.24, Issue 2, pages 503-517.
- Bratsiotis G. J. and B. Peng (2007). Social Interaction and Effort in a Success-at-Work Augmented Utility Model, Journal of Socio-Economics, (August 2008). Vol. 37, Issue 4, pages 1309–1318.
- Bratsiotis G. J. (2007). Influential Price and Wage Setters, Monetary Policy and Real Effects European Journal of Political Economy; forthcoming.
- Bratsiotis G. J. and B. Peng (2007). Social Interaction and Effort in a Success-at-Work Augmented Utility Model, Journal of Socio-Economics, forthcoming.
- Bratsiotis G. J. (2007). Monetary Policy Responses and Strategic Price Setting, Economics Letters, 95, (3) 327–333.
- Bratsiotis G. J. and C. Martin (2005). Output Stabilisation and Real Rigidity. The Manchester School, 73 (6), pp. 728–736.
- Bratsiotis G. J. and W. Robinson (2005). Currency Composition of Debt Risk Premia and the 1997 Korean Crisis, Economic Modelling, Vol. 22, (3), pp. 459-471.
- Bratsiotis G. J. and W. Robinson (2004). Economic Fundamentals and Self-fulfilling Crises: Further evidence from Mexico”, Journal of International Money and Finance, Vol. 23. (4) pp 595-613.
Additional Information
Research students
- Chandranath Amarasekara
- William Tayler
- Giota Katsani