Andreas Schaab

Andreas Schaab is a macroeconomist and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. He earned his PhD from Harvard University in 2021. Schaab's research focuses on monetary policy and business cycle fluctuations, with an emphasis on the implications of inequality for policy design. He grew up in Germany and graduated from Harvard University with a BA in 2015. His work is available on his profile page at https://www.econ.berkeley.edu/profile/andreas-schaab, and he can be contacted via email at schaab@berkeley.edu.

Andreas Schaab is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley, specializing in Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics. His research explores topics such as optimal monetary policy, heterogeneous agents, and welfare assessments. He investigates the implications of monetary and fiscal policy interactions, central bank balance sheets, and financial stability. Schaab also examines issues like price rigidities, crisis resolution, and dynamic inflation targets. His work integrates advanced computational methods, including sparse grids and reinforcement learning, to analyze complex macroeconomic models. His research contributes to understanding the role of uncertainty, regulation, and intergenerational welfare in economic policy.