Olena Ogrokhina

Olena Ogrokhina is a Professor of Economics whose research focuses on international finance, monetary policy, and capital flows. She teaches courses such as Intermediate Macroeconomics, Fundamentals of Econometrics, and Economics of the EU. Her work explores how monetary policy influences capital flows, strategies to mitigate volatility in capital movements, and debt issuance policies for developing countries. Recent research includes studies on inflation targeting mechanisms, gender wage gaps' health impacts, and Eurozone price dynamics.

Her publications span top journals like the Journal of International Economics and Journal of International Money and Finance. Key themes in her articles include inflation targeting’s role in debt management, capital flow volatility, and market integration in the European Union. Current work emphasizes policy responses to economic shocks and the intersection of gender inequality and health outcomes.

No specific grants or advising roles are listed in available texts. She remains active in advancing empirical research on global economic systems and development strategies.