Anastasia Burya

Anastasia Burya is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bern's Economic Institute, specializing in empirical macroeconomics, monetary economics, and household finance. Her research integrates quantitative theoretical models with granular microdata to explore agent heterogeneity in economic systems.

Her work primarily investigates:

• Real rigidities in oligopolistic markets through markup and demand parameter analysis
• Interactions between labor market power and monetary policy transmission
• Wealth effects of monetary contractions on unemployment rates
• Credit score heterogeneity in mortgage refinancing and consumption responses
• Inflation expectation anchoring mechanisms in central bank policy

Current trends in her publications focus on quantifying market frictions, analyzing distributional impacts of monetary interventions, and developing novel empirical frameworks for heterogeneous agent modeling. Key subfields include strategic pricing, Phillips curve dynamics, and financial inequality.

Contact: anastasia.burya@unibe.ch | Office: A314