Position: Ph.D. Candidate, UNCE Doctoral Fellow
Field of interest: Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics, Financial Economics, DSGE Models
Membership: Macroeconomics and Econometrics, PhD Candidates
Contact
Office: 602
Email: ali [DOT] elminejad [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Phone:
Personal web pages: https://www.elminejad.com
Available: by appointment
More information
PhD study
Tutor: prof. PhDr. Tomáš Havránek Ph.D.
Studying from: 2018
PhDr examination:
Final exam:
Dissertation Proposal defence:
Dissertation defence: 2023 (planned)
Current work:
Dissertation topic:
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability with Heterogeneous Agents: A New Keynesian Framework
Disertation abstract:
Optional courses:
SS 2021/2022: JED415 - Quantitative Methods II
WS 2021/2022: JED414 - Quantitative Methods I
SS 2020/2021: JED415 - Quantitative Methods II
WS 2020/2021: JED414 - Quantitative Methods I
SS 2019/2020: JED415 - Quantitative Methods II
WS 2019/2020: JED414 - Quantitative Methods I
SS 2018/2019: JED415 - Quantitative Methods II
WS 2018/2019: JED414 - Quantitative Methods I
CV
Education
2018- : PhD, Economics, Charles University
2020: Visiting PhD Student, National University of Singapore (NUS)
2013-2015: MSc, Quantitative Finance, University of Bologna
Job history
Teaching Assistantship (IES):
SS 2021/2022: JED415 - Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance II
WS 2021/2022: JED414 - Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance I
SS 2020/2021: JEB102 - Principles of Economics II
SS 2020/2021: JED415 - Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance II
WS 2020/2021: JEB110 - Econometrics II
WS 2020/2021: JED414 - Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance I
WS 2020/2021: JEM004 - Advanced Macroeconomics
WS 2019/2020: JED414 - Quantitative Methods in Macroeconomics and Finance I
WS 2019/2020: JEM004 - Advanced Macroeconomics
SS 2018/2019: JEB104 - Microeconomics I
WS 2018/2019: JEM004 - Advanced Macroeconomics
Extra activities
Research profiles
RePEc, ORCID, Publons with WoS RID
Topics for supervision
Term papers
Monetary economics, macro-finance, and labor markets.
Bachelor theses
Monetary economics, macro-finance, and labor markets.
Master theses
Monetary economics, macro-finance, and labor markets.
