Martin Blomhoff Holm

Martin Blomhoff Holm is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Oslo. His academic work focuses on macroeconomics, consumption, monetary policy, and inequality. He teaches courses such as ECON4310 - Macroeconomic Theory and ECON4325 - Monetary Policy.

• Ph.D. in Economics, BI Norwegian Business School, 2018
• Master in Economics, University of Oslo, 2014
• M.Sc. in Economic History, London School of Economics, 2012
• Bachelor in Mathematics and Economics, University of Oslo, 2011

His research explores the intersection of macroeconomic theory, monetary policy transmission, and household decision-making. Recent publications analyze heterogeneous marginal propensities to consume, precautionary savings mechanisms, and the microeconomic foundations of monetary policy effects.

Scientific work spans topics like liquidity constraints, consumption dynamics, and household balance sheet heterogeneity. All three listed articles from 2021 contribute to understanding macroeconomic policy through granular empirical and theoretical frameworks.