George J Bratsiotis

George J Bratsiotis is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Manchester, Department of Economics. His research focuses on macroeconomics and monetary policy, with particular interests in macroprudential policy, business cycles, and New Keynesian stochastic dynamic general equilibrium models. He is also involved in editorial roles for several academic journals and has contributed to various research projects and publications. Bratsiotis has supervised numerous PhD students and teaches courses on macroeconomics and money banking. His work aligns with several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including poverty reduction and economic growth.

George J. Bratsiotis is an Associate Professor at the University of Manchester, specializing in Macroeconomics, Monetary policy, and Macroprudential policy. His research explores the interactions between economic stabilization, inflation dynamics, and financial stability. He investigates how monetary and macroprudential policies influence business cycles, inflation persistence, and financial risk. His work also examines the role of credit frictions, collateral, and liquidity in shaping macroeconomic outcomes. Bratsiotis has contributed to understanding the implications of globalization for inflation, the impact of policy tools such as interest on reserves, and the effectiveness of macroprudential measures in mitigating financial crises.