Yuriy Gorodnichenko, a native of Ukraine, is a Quantedge Presidential professor at the Department of Economics, University of California – Berkeley. He received his B.A. and MA from the EERC/Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (Kyiv, Ukraine) and his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan. A significant part of his research concerns monetary policy (its effects, optimal design, or inflation targeting), fiscal policy (countercyclical policy, government spending multipliers), taxation (tax evasion, inequality), economic growth (its longrun determinants, globalisation, innovation, financial frictions), and business cycles. Yuriy serves on many editorial boards, including the American Economic Review and VoxUkraine (http://voxukraine.org/). He is the leader of the CEPR's Ukraine Initiative. Yuriy is a prolific researcher. His work has been published in leading economics journals and cited in policy discussions and the media. Yuriy has received numerous awards for his research.

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Homeowners care about inflation, renters less so
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- Inflation

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Geopolitical risks and their implications for consumer expectations and spending
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- Global economy 
- International trade 
- Macroeconomic policy 
- Politics and economics

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Inflation expectations and anchoring during a disinflation episode: Evidence for euro area firms
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- Inflation 
- Monetary Policy

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Replacing foreign aid: A macroeconomic plan B for Ukraine (and Europe)
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- Politics and economics

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The perceived costs of business cycles and inflation
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- Inflation 
- Macroeconomic policy