Martin Kliem

Martin Kliem is an Economist in the Research Centre of the Deutsche Bundesbank since 2009. His work focuses on Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy, Asset Pricing, and Bayesian Econometric methods. He holds a PhD from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2009). His research explores the interaction between fiscal and monetary policies, low-frequency inflation dynamics, and financial repression mechanisms.

Education: Dr. rer. pol. in Economics from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin's Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (2009).

Research Interests: Macroeconomics, Asset Pricing, Time Series Analysis, Bayesian Econometrics, and Fiscal-Monetary Policy Interaction. Notable contributions include studies on U.S. financial repression (2024), Euro Area rebalancing (2021), and the historical correlation between public deficits and inflation (2016).

Presentations and Engagement: Active participant in global conferences such as the Society for Computational Economics Annual Conference (2013–2017), European Economic Association Congresses (2011–2015), and Bundesbank-hosted workshops. Refereed for journals including the Journal of Monetary Economics and the Review of Economics and Statistics.

Labs/Teams: Part of the Bundesbank's Research Centre team, collaborating on projects like the Panel on Household Finances and the Survey on Consumer Expectations (BOP-HH).