Martin Schneider is a Professor of Economics at Stanford University. His current research interests are asset trading and pricing, expectation formation in financial markets, household finance, redistribution effects of inflation. He gained his PhD in Economics at Stanford University in 1999. In addition to his role at Stanford University, he is also a Research Associate for National Bureau of Economics Research, since 2008.

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What drives micro and macro volatility?

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  • Frontiers of economic research
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  • Labour Markets
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  • Macroeconomic policy