Philip Schnattinger is a research economist in the Bank’s Monetary Analysis Directorate. He is interested in economic growth, factor reallocation, firm dynamics, labour markets, as well as bank lending and corporate credit markets, and has expertise in developing and computing and estimating macroeconomic and monetary DSGE and heterogeneous agent models.
He received a PhD in Economics from the University of Oxford in 2022 and also holds degrees from Johns Hopkins University SAIS, the University of Vienna and the Vienna University of Economics and Business.
Boosted inflation – using machine learning to make sense of non-linear determinants of inflation - May 2025
Forbearance lending as a crisis management tool - April 2025
What can 40 years of data on vacancy advertising costs tell us about labour market equilibrium? - March 2025
Dissecting UK service inflation via a neural network Phillips curve - July 2023
Measuring business dynamics in real time - June 2022
