Anna Samarina

Anna Samarina is a Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Groningen (Netherlands). Her work focuses on monetary policy, mortgages, inflation targeting, and macroeconomic effects of central banking policies. She actively contributes to research on income inequality, sovereign bond markets, and economic impacts of public health crises.

Research Interests

• Monetary policy effects on income distribution
• Mortgage lending dynamics in small open economies
• Central bank spillover effects
• Trust mechanisms in institutional economics
• Interdisciplinary applications in HIV/AIDS and pediatric oncology

Scientific Contributions

Recent publications highlight her expertise in:

• 2024: Quantifying monetary policy's role in income inequality (Journal of Money, Credit and Banking)
• 2024: Central bank bond purchase spillovers (De Nederlandsche Bank Working Paper)
• 2023: ECB trust dynamics during pandemics (Applied Economics)
• 2021: HIV-related cancer epidemiology (Aids journal)

Her research output spans economics, finance, and public health domains with significant policy implications.