Gabriel Mihalache

My name is Gabriel, I study topics in International Macroeconomics. My work to date centers largely around the consequences of sovereign default risk for the maturity structure of public debt, sectoral reallocation patterns, capital accumulation, and fiscal-monetary interactions.

More about my research, teaching and office hours, or resources on numerical methods and code.

Asst. Prof. of Economics at Stony Brook University, 2018

Ph.D. in Economics, University of Rochester, 2016

News: The January 2020 draft of "Monetary Policy and Sovereign Risk in Emerging Economies (NK-Default)" is now available! This version includes an updated theoretical analysis of inflation dynamics under default risk ("default amplification") and the impact of domestic monetary frictions on sovereign borrowing ("monetary discipline").

Contact

mihalache@gmail.com or gabriel.mihalache@stonybrook.edu (students, please include class number in subject)

S633, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Stony Brook, NY 11794-4384.