Dawid Trzeciakiewicz

Dawid Trzeciakiewicz is a Lecturer in Economics, currently affiliated with an institution where he joined in 2018. His academic background includes roles at the University of Bradford, University of York, and University of Birmingham. He holds a PhD from the University of Hull, focusing on 'Three essays on fiscal policy,' along with an MSc (Econ) in Economics and Business and a BSc in Accounting and Financial Management from the same university.

His research interests center on fiscal policy's redistributive impacts, including topics like expansionary fiscal contractions, fiscal free lunches, and non-linear fiscal effects. Key areas of exploration include the distributional consequences of fiscal consolidations, the asymmetry of fiscal multipliers linked to credit constraints, and DSGE modeling of fiscal policy shocks in the UK.

His recent work spans analyses of public debt management, tax policy impacts, and the theoretical underpinnings of fiscal policy effectiveness. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. There is no detailed information on grants or advising roles, though his educational background and publications suggest active engagement in academic research and teaching.