Konstantin Gantert
Konstantin Gantert
Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics - Tilburg University
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Welcome. I am a Visiting Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at Tilburg University. I hold a PhD in Economics (2022) from Leipzig University.
Research interests: (Monetary) Macroeconomics, in particular:
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Search-and-Matching Theory
Heterogeneous Agent Models
Research
Goods-Market Tightness and the Nonlinear Phillips Curve: A Neural Network Projection Approach
Goods-Market Tightness and the Nonlinear Phillips Curve: A Neural Network Projection Approach
Real PPI and Incomplete Price Pass-Through in a Frictional Wholesaler-Retailer-Consumer Framework
Real PPI and Incomplete Price Pass-Through in a Frictional Wholesaler-Retailer-Consumer Framework
PhD thesis version available upon request.
With various authors from ZEW Mannheim, IAW Tübingen, and wiiw Vienna. Report published in 2014.
Teaching
I hold the Dutch "University Teaching Qualification". In 2023, I have been awarded a "Teaching Innovation Grant" by the Tilburg School of Economics and Management to develop a macroeconomics course bridging the gap between bachelor's and master's macroeconomics. This generous financial support lead to the course "Quantitative Dynamic Macroeconomics". It teaches an introduction to modern macroeconomics, especially Dynamic-Stochastic-General-Equilibrium (DSGE) models and its quantitative methods, to analyze monetary and fiscal policy for business cycle analysis.
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