Alexander Haas

Alexander Haas is an Assistant Professor (Lecturer) in Economics at Monash University, recently joining the institution and actively engaging with Australia's academic community. His prior research affiliations include the Bank of Spain, Bank of England, European Central Bank, and DIW Berlin.

His educational background is as follows:

• DPhil (PhD) in Economics, University of Oxford, 2024

Dr. Haas specializes in macroeconomics with concentrated research on monetary economics and macro-finance, examining monetary/fiscal policy interactions amid financial intermediation frictions and liquidity constraints. His work analyzes monetary policy during tightening cycles, financial panic dynamics, liquidity interventions, and spatial dimensions of financial accelerators.

His 2023 Journal of Monetary Economics publication established foundational insights into how negative interest rates signal central bank commitment to prolonged accommodation. Current research extends to recurrent financial crises frameworks and business-cycle liquidity/safety dynamics, reflecting evolving trends toward integrated macro-financial policy analysis.

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