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Prof. Dr. Matthias Neuenkirch
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Prof. Dr. Matthias Neuenkirch
Matthias Neuenkirch ist Inhaber der Professur für Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung und Direktor des TrIGeKo. Seine Forschungsschwerpunkte liegen u.a. in den Bereichen Geldpolitik, Internationale Finanzmärkte sowie Wirtschaftssanktionen und hierbei insbesondere in der anwendungsbezogenen empirischen Forschung. Im Rahmen der Institutsarbeit widmet er sich interdisziplinären Forschungsfragen, wie etwa der ökonomischen Analyse des Strafrechts. Neuenkirch ist außerdem Mitglied des Forschungsnetzwerks CESifo.
Lebenslauf
2006 | Diplom‐Volkswirt, Philipps‐Universität Marburg |
2009 | Dr. rer. pol., Philipps‐Universität Marburg |
2006 - 2013 | Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Philipps‐Universität Marburg |
2010 / 2013 | Forschungsaufenthalte am Viessmann European Research Centre, Waterloo, ON |
2012 - 2013 | Vertreter der W3‐Professur für Makroökonomie, RWTH Aachen |
2013 - 2019 | W1‐Juniorprofessor für Emp. Wirtschaftsforschung, Universität Trier |
2015 | Forschungsaufenthalt De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam |
Seit 2018 | CESifo Research Network Affiliate |
2018 | CESifo München |
Seit 2019 | W3‐Professor für Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung, Universität Trier |
Seit 2020 | Forschungsaufenthalt an der Université Paris Nanterre |
2021 | Gründung des Trierer Instituts für Geldwäsche und Korruptions-Strafrecht - TrIGeKo (gemeinsam mit Till Zimmermann und Mohamad El-Ghazi) |
Publikationen
Monografien u.ä.:
- Studies on U.S. and Canadian Central Bank Communication, München: Dr. Hut, 2009.
Publikationen in referierten Fachzeitschriften:
- Financial Stability and the Fed: Evidence from Congressional Hearings, Economic Inquiry 59 (3), 2021, 1192-1214 (mit David-Jan Jansen und Arina Wischnewsky).
- Sanctioned to Death? The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Life Expectancy and its Gender Gap, Journal of Development Studies 57 (1), 2021, 139-162 (mit Jerg Gutmann und Florian Neumeier).
- Shadow Banks and the Risk‐Taking Channel of Monetary Policy Transmission in the Euro Area, German Economic Review 22 (1), 2021, 97-128 (mit Arina Wischnewsky).
- An Unconventional Approach to Evaluate the Bank of England’s Asset Purchase Program, Open Economies Review 31, 2020, 79-94.
- Family Firm Performance over the Business Cycle: A Meta-Analysis, Journal of Economic Surveys 34 (3), 2020, 476-511 (mit Christopher Hansen und Joern H. Block).
- Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs): Market Cycles and Relationship with Bitcoin and Ether, Small Business Economics 55, 2020, 1113-1130 (mit Christian Masiak, Joern H. Block, Tobias Masiak und Katja N. Pielen).
- Precision-Guided or Blunt? The Effects of US Economic Sanctions on Human Rights, Public Choice 185, 2020, 161-182 (mit Jerg Gutmann und Florian Neumeier).
- The Impact of Oil Price Changes on Selected Macroeconomic Indicators in Azerbaijan, Economic Systems 44 (4), 2020, 100814 (mit Farid Zulfigarov).
- State-Dependent Transmission of Monetary Policy in the Euro Area, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 51 (7), 2019, 2053-2070 (mit Jan Pablo Burgard und Matthias Nöckel).
- Central Banks’ Predictability: An Assessment by Financial Market Participants, International Journal of Central Banking 14 (4), 2018, 163-185 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Disagreement Between the FOMC and the Fed’s Staff: New Insights Based on a Counterfactual Interest Rate, Journal of Macroeconomics 58, 2018, 139-153 (mit Hamza Bennani und Tobias Kranz).
- Does the Media help the General Public in Understanding Inflation? Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 80 (6), 2018, 1185-1212 (mit David-Jan Jansen).
- The Risk-Taking Channel of Monetary Policy Transmission in the Euro Area, Journal of Banking and Finance 93, 2018, 71-91(mit Matthias Nöckel).
- Forecast Uncertainty and the Taylor Rule, Journal of International Money and Finance 77, 2017, 99-116 (mit Christian Bauer).
- Grexit News and Stock Returns, Applied Economics 49 (39), 2017, 3891-3898 (mit Andreas Haupenthal).
- Pricing Shares in Equity Crowdfunding, Small Business Economics 48 (4), 2017, 795-811 (mit Lars Hornuf).
- The (Home) Bias of European Central Bankers: New Evidence Based on Speeches, Applied Economics 49 (11), 2017, 1114-1131 (mit Hamza Bennani).
- The Pro‐Russian Conflict and its Impact on Stock Returns in Russia and the Ukraine, International Economics and Economics Policy 14 (1), 2017, 61-73 (mit Manuel Hoffmann).
- Does a Good Central Banker Make a Difference?Economic Inquiry 54 (3), 2016, 1541-1560 (mit Peter Tillmann).
- The Impact of US Sanctions on Poverty, Journal of Development Economics 121, 2016, 110-119 (mit Florian Neumeier).
- Central Bank Communication in the Financial Crisis: Evidence from a Survey of Financial Market Participants, Journal of International Money and Finance 59, 2015, 166-181 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Establishing a Hawkish Reputation: Interest Rate Setting by Newly Appointed Central Bank Governors, Applied Economics Letters 22 (5), 2015, 391-396.
- Financial Market Reaction to Federal Reserve Communications: Does the Global Financial Crisis Make a Difference? Empirica 42 (1), 2015, 185-203 (mit Bernd Hayo und Ali Kutan).
- How Monetary Policy is Made: Two Canadian Tales, International Journal of Central Banking 11 (1), 2015, 225-250 (mit Pierre L. Siklos).
- Party Affiliation Rather than Former Occupation: The Background of Central Bank Governors and its Effect on Monetary Policy, Applied Economics Letters 22 (17), 2015, 1424-1429 (mit Florian Neumeier).
- Self-Monitoring or Reliance on Media Reporting: How Do Financial Market Participants Process Central Bank News? Journal of Banking and Finance 59, 2015, 27-37 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- The Impact of UN and US Economic Sanctions on GDP Growth, European Journal of Political Economy 40, 2015, 110-125 (mit Florian Neumeier).
- Are Public Preferences Reflected in Monetary Policy Reaction Functions? Journal of Macroeconomics 40, 2014, 60-68.
- Federal Reserve Communications and Newswire Coverage, Applied Economics 46 (25), 2014, 3119-3129. Link zum Datensatz.
- Inflation Targeting, Credibility, and Non-Linear Taylor Rules, Journal of International Money and Finance 41, 2014, 30-45 (mit Peter Tillmann).
- When is Lift-off? Evaluating Forward Guidance from the Shadow, Open Economies Review 25 (5), 2014, 819-839 (mit Pierre L. Siklos).
- Central Bank Communication and Correlation between Financial Markets: Canada and the United States, International Economics and Economic Policy 10 (2), 2013, 277-296 (mit Melanie-Kristin Beck und Bernd Hayo).
- Central Bank Transparency and Financial Market Expectations: The Case of Emerging Markets, Economic Systems 37 (4), 2013, 598-609.
- Do Federal Reserve Presidents Communicate with a Regional Bias? Journal of Macroeconomics 35, 2013, 62-72 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Does the Currency Board Matter? U.S. News and Argentine Financial Market Reaction, Applied Economics 45 (28), 2013, 4034-4040 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Monetary Policy Transmission in Vector Autoregressions: A New Approach Using Central Bank Communication, Journal of Banking and Finance 37 (11), 2013, 4278-4285.
- Predicting Bank of England’s Asset Purchase Decisions with MPC Voting Records, Applied Economics Letters 20 (13), 2013, 1275-1278.
- What’s in a Second Opinion? Shadowing the ECB and the Bank of England, European Journal of Political Economy 32, 2013, 135-148 (mit Pierre L. Siklos). Link zum Datensatz.
- Bank of Canada Communication, Media Coverage, and Financial Market Reactions, Economics Letters 115 (3), 2012, 369-372 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Communication Matters: U.S. Monetary Policy and Commodity Price Volatility, Economics Letters 117 (1), 2012, 247-249 (mit Bernd Hayo und Ali Kutan).
- Daily Pricing of Emerging Market Sovereign CDS before and during the Global Financial Crisis, Journal of Banking and Finance 36 (10), 2012, 2786-2794 (mit Ingo Fender und Bernd Hayo).
- Domestic or U.S. News: What Drives Canadian Financial Markets? Economic Inquiry 51 (3), 2012, 690-706 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Federal Reserve Communications and Emerging Equity Markets, Southern Economic Journal 78 (3), 2012, 1041-1056 (mit Bernd Hayo und Ali Kutan).
- Managing Financial Market Expectations: The Role of Central Bank Transparency and Central Bank Communication, European Journal of Political Economy 28 (1), 2012, 1-13.
- The Impact of Foreign Macroeconomic News on Financial Markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland, Empirica 39 (1), 2012, 19-44 (mit David Büttner und Bernd Hayo).
- Canadian Interest Rate Setting: The Information Content of Canadian and U.S. Central Bank Communication, Southern Economic Journal 78 (1), 2011, 131-148 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- Do Federal Reserve Communications Help Predict Federal Funds Target Rate Decisions?Journal of Macroeconomics 32 (4), 2010, 1014-1024 (mit Bernd Hayo).
- The Impact of U.S. Central Bank Communication on European and Pacific Equity Markets, Economics Letters 108 (2), 2010, 172-174 (mit Bernd Hayo und Ali Kutan).
Ausgewählte Gutachtertätigkeiten:
American Economic Journal: Economic Policy; American Journal of Political Science;
Economic Inquiry; Economic Journal; International Journal of Central Banking; Journal of
Banking and Finance; Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization; Journal of Economic
Dynamics and Control; Journal of International Economics; Journal of International Money
and Finance; Journal of Money, Credit and Banking; Macroeconomic Dynamics; Review
of Economics and Statistics; Review of Economic Studies.