Manuel Mosquera Tarrio

Manuel Mosquera Tarrio is a Lecturer in Economics at The University of Manchester, Department of ECON. His research focuses on macroeconomics, monetary economics, inflation dynamics, expectations, and learning. He is particularly interested in the formation of macroeconomic expectations and bounded rationality. His work includes essays on international macroeconomics and macroeconomic expectations, with a PhD thesis supervised by Dr. Giorgio Bratsiotis and Dr. Marco Berardi.

Manuel Mosquera-Tarrío is a researcher in macroeconomics and monetary economics, with a focus on inflation dynamics and learning and expectations formation. His work explores how individuals and institutions form expectations about economic variables, particularly in the context of multiple public information sets. His research contributes to understanding the role of learning processes in shaping macroeconomic outcomes. By analyzing the interplay between information, expectations, and inflation dynamics, his studies provide insights into the behavior of economic agents and the effectiveness of monetary policy. His academic work reflects a commitment to advancing theoretical and empirical understanding in macroeconomic frameworks.