Dr Anne Paess

I am a theoretical economist specialising in Macroeconomics and Central Banking. I am multilingual.

In 2011-2012 I worked as a Leading Statistician at the Department of National, Financial, and Environmental Accounts at the National Statistical Institution in Estonia. I calculated the FISIM (Financial Intermediation Services Indirectly Measured) component of GDP and compiled Financial and Non-Financial Accounts for the financial sector of the economy. This experience fuelled my interest in the interconnectedness of monetary policy, the financial sector, and the macroeconomy.

Qualifications

2012-2021 PhD Economics, Swansea University

PhD thesis title: Essays on information, coordination, and monetary policy.

2010-2011 MSc Economics, University of Manchester

2007-2010 BA Economic and Social Studies (Hons), University of Manchester

Teaching interests

Macroeconomics; Monetary economics and central banking; Game theory

Modules in 2021/22:

ECN4004 Microeconomics and Macroeconomics − macroeconomics component [Module Leader]

ECN4003 Data Analytics for Business Decision Making − mathematical and game-theoretic component

ECN5001 Intermediate Microeconomics and Macroeconomics − some topics in macroeconomics

ECN5008 Managing Business Information: Economic and Financial Data and Business Analytics − topics in decision-making

ECN6001 Advanced Economic Theory and Policy − central bank institutional arrangements and communication policy

ECN6007 Game Theory and Strategic Behaviour − various topics in game theory