Published in European Economic Review, 2025
Using UK consumer price microdata, we show that time-varying aggregate price flexibility induces significant non-linearity in inflation dynamics, with important implications for the transmission of shocks and the conduct of monetary policy.
Recommended citation: Winkelmann, Y., Petrella, I., and Santoro, E. (2025). "Inflation and Price Flexibility." European Economic Review.
Published in Journal of Monetary Economics, 2026
We develop a novel and efficient method that captures nonlinearities in the distributional dynamics of heterogeneous-agent models, allowing accurately higher-order solutions.
Recommended citation: Bayer, C., Luetticke, R., Weiss, M., and Winkelmann, Y. (2026). "An Endogenous Gridpoint Method for Distributional Dynamics." Journal of Monetary Economics.
Published in Work in progress, 1900
Current working paper in macroeconomics.
Recommended citation: Winkelmann, Y. "The Marginal Consumption Reaction to Uncertainty." Work in progress.
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