Christina Gerberding

Christina Gerberding is a Research Professor at the Bundesbank's Research Centre, Directorate General Economics. Her work focuses on monetary policy frameworks, inflation dynamics, and the role of money in policy decision-making. She has contributed to understanding historical monetary policy strategies, such as the Bundesbank's approach post-Bretton Woods, and evaluates the efficacy of interest rate rules and price-level targeting mechanisms.

Her research emphasizes the analysis of real-time data and survey-based inflation expectations, particularly in European contexts. Key publications include studies on monetary policy responses to money growth in the Euro Area and comparative analyses of central banking practices across regions.

Gerberding's work bridges macroeconomic theory with practical policy implementation, addressing challenges such as price-level drift mitigation and the integration of money supply metrics into modern frameworks. Her contributions are disseminated through flagship journals and the Bundesbank's Discussion Paper series.