Roine Vestman

Roine Vestman is a Professor of Economics at Stockholm University, where he works in the Department of Economics. He also serves as Director of CeMoRe (Center for Microdata Methods and Practice) and holds positions as a Research Fellow at the CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research) and a Visiting Researcher at the Swedish House of Finance. His research focuses on household economics, public finance, and macroeconomic policy.

His scholarly contributions include analysis of pension system design, mortgage market regulations, and monetary policy frameworks. He has extensively studied the relationship between housing wealth and economic behavior, household debt dynamics, and the implications of consumption-savings theories. Recent publications examine quasi-experimental evidence on homeownership benefits and the impact of macroprudential regulations.

While no specific scientific awards are mentioned in the scraped text, his work frequently involves empirical research using Swedish datasets. His personal website (www.roinevestman.com) provides additional information about his academic activities, including data and methodological resources for his experiments.