4. "Interest Rate Misalignments and Monetary Policy Effects: Evidence from U.S. States" with N. Kundan Kishor and Labesh Kumar, Conditionally Accepted, Economic Inquiry, 2026
3. "Geopolitical Risks and the Dual Dynamics of Global Inflation", Economic Modelling, 2026, Volume 158, 107549 [PDF]
2. Are Inflation Movements Global in Nature?, Macroeconomic Dynamics, 2025, Volume 29, e97 [PDF]
1. The Role of Survey-Based Expectations in Real-Time Forecasting of US Inflation, Business Economics, 2025, Volume 60, 77-98 [PDF]
Recipient of the NABE 2025 Abramson Scroll Award for Outstanding Paper
"The Impact of Foreclosure on Housing Market: Evidence from Milwaukee, Wisconsin" with N. Kundan Kishor, Rebecca Konkel, Jangsu Yoon, Tian Zhao , Matthew W. Waller, 2024 (Submitted).
This study asks how foreclosures shape home values in Milwaukee between 2007 and 2020, drawing on a unique, proprietary dataset. We show that foreclosed properties trade at roughly 8.25% below their non-foreclosed peers—and the losses are even steeper for Black- and female-owned homes. Each extra year of ownership before foreclosure cuts values by about 1.16%, reflecting the “disamenity” of neglect and decay, while neighborhoods with high foreclosure rates face outsized “spillover” declines. In short, foreclosures not only devalue individual homes but also drag down surrounding communities.
"Fiscal News and Inflation Expectations: A Heterogeneous Agent Approach" (2025)
Analytical Corner (IMF)