Jordan ROULLEAU-PASDELOUP

Assistant Professor of Economics at the National University of Singapore specializing in macroeconomic effects of monetary and fiscal policies. Current research focuses on Effective Lower Bound (ELB) dynamics using advanced modeling techniques.

Research examines how fiscal policy impacts consumption under different ELB scenarios, resolving contradictions in existing literature through truncated Markov chain approaches. Key interests include policy interaction mechanisms, equilibrium uniqueness, and macroeconomic forecasting under structural constraints.

Recent work demonstrates consistent policy effects regardless of shock persistence levels, challenging previous sunspot-driven equilibrium models. Publication trends show concentrated focus on ELB mechanics with applications to density forecasting and policy design.

Active advisor with ongoing collaborations, including joint work with Haochun Ma (NUS) and co-authored research with Cai Chunbing and Zheng Zhongxi. Current projects explore endogenous persistence mechanisms and real-world policy applications.

Leads research on monetary-fiscal policy coordination within NUS Economics Department, with recent contributions to New Keynesian modeling frameworks.