Serhiy Stepanchuk

Professor Serhiy Stepanchuk is a faculty member in the Department of Economics at the University of Southampton. He specializes in macroeconomics, taxation policy, and international economics. His research focuses on household behavior, fiscal policy design, and financial integration effects. Currently supervising four PhD students in Economics, he is actively accepting new PhD applications. His work appears in top journals such as the Journal of Monetary Economics and Quantitative Economics.

Research interests include optimal taxation frameworks, dynamic economic modeling, and global imbalances analysis. Recent studies explore topics like time-averaging effects in taxation, financial market integration impacts, and portfolio choice dynamics. Collaborative projects with institutions like the University of Oslo highlight his international academic engagement.

Publications consistently address policy-relevant questions in macroeconomic theory, using advanced quantitative methods. His contributions bridge theoretical models with empirical applications, particularly in understanding household responses to tax systems and financial market structures.