Denise Osborn

Emeritus Professor

Research interests: econometrics

Denise Osborn is an Emeritus Professor of Econometrics at the University of Manchester, specializing in econometric analysis with a focus on seasonality, inflation, and international business cycles. Her research explores the econometric modeling of seasonal time series, the implications of seasonality in macroeconomic variables, and the analysis of business cycles across G7 and European countries. Osborn's work also examines nonlinearities in economic behavior, such as in the Fed's monetary policy rule and UK consumption patterns. Her publications highlight the use of periodic autoregressive models and neural networks in forecasting and analyzing economic data. Her research contributes to understanding the complexities of macroeconomic dynamics and the role of seasonality in economic modeling.