growth & trade
fiscal policy
demography, labor
& social policy
innovation, energy
& climate


education:
  • Ph.D. in Economics, National University of Ireland, Maynooth (2010),
  • Visiting Researcher, Georgetown University (2003-2004),
  • M.Sc. in Economics, University of Warsaw (1996-2001),
  • M.A., International Economics, University of Sussex, UK (1999-2000)

Monika Blaszkiewicz


Expertise:
International Macroeconomics, International Finance, Applied Econometrics

Background:

Current positions:

  • Expert, CASE - Center for Social and Economic Research (2000-present),

Background:

Previous positions:

  • Postdoc researcher and part-time lecturer, Economics Department, Koc University, Istanbul (2011-2012)
  • Short-term external expert to the National Bank of Poland (2008)
  • Short-term consultant to the Polish Ministry of Finance (2006)
  • Short-term consultant to the World Bank (2004)

project involvement: expert

Sovereign bond purchases and risk sharing arrangements: Implications for euro-area monetary policy
EU-UA Trade – Assessment of the economic impact of the Trade Agreement between the European Union and Ukraine
The Harrod-Balassy-Samuelson Effect in Poland and Other Central and Eastern European Countries
Strategies for joining the European Economic and Monetary Union: A Comparative Analysis of Possible Scenarios
Welfare Costs of Inflation in Transition Economies
Analysis of the Causes and Progess of Currency Crises in Asian, Latin American and CEE Countries: Conclusions for Poland and other Transition Countries

case publications

Sovereign Bond Purchases and Risk-Sharing Arrangements – Implications for Monetary Policy
Harrod-Balassa-Samuelson Effect in Selected Countries of Central and Eastern Europe
Do Candidate Countries Fit the Optimum-Currency-Area Criteria?
Some Benefits of Reducing Inflation in Transition Economies
Currency Crises in Emerging Markets - Selected Comparative Studies
The Episodes of Currency Crisis in Latin American and Asian Economies
What Factors led to the Asian Financial Crisis: Were or were not Asian Economics Sound?
Harrod-Balassa-Samuelson Effect in Selected Countries of Central and Eastern Europe