Roy Zilberman

Roy Zilberman is a Lecturer in Economics at the Lancaster University Management School. His primary research focuses on macroeconomic modeling, taxation policy, and financial stability. He teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate courses including Principles of Economics (ECON 102), Advanced Macroeconomics (ECON 324), and specialized MSc courses in macroeconomics.

Research Interests:

• Macroeconomics and business cycle analysis
• Monetary and fiscal policy interactions
• Financial stability and bank regulation
• Corporate taxation effects on investment
• Credit frictions in economic models

Publications analyze dividend taxation impacts on financial cycles, macroprudential regulation effectiveness, and loan provisioning rules. His recent work examines fiscal financing under investment irreversibility.

Awards:

• Winner of Bank of England Research Competition

Professional Roles:

• Lead Academic Advisor for Undergraduate Economics Students
• Member of Economics Teaching Associates Recruiting Committee
• Departmental Teaching Committee and Exam Board Member