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Eric Swanson

Professor of Economics

Eric Swanson is an expert on inflation, recessions and what changes in interest rates mean for the economy.

Areas of Expertise

  • Monetary Economics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Macro-Finance
  • Time Series Econometrics

Biography

Eric Swanson is a macroeconomist who studies unconventional monetary policy and the relationship between financial markets and the macroeconomy. He frequently provides expertise on inflation, recessions and what changes in interest rates mean for the economy.

Education

Stanford University

Ph.D., Economics, 1998

Stanford University

M.S.,, Mathematics, 1994

Williams College

B.A., Mathematics, 1992

Accomplishments

  • Best Paper Prize, Journal of Monetary Economics
  • Excellence in Refereeing Award, American Economic Review
  • National Science Foundation Fellowship, Economics
  • Department of Defense National Science & Engineering Fellowship, Mathematics
  • Rosenberg Award, Top Graduate in Mathematics, Williams College

Affiliations

  • Associate Editor, Journal of Monetary Economics, 2017–present
  • Associate Editor, Quantitative Economics, 2017–present
  • Member, Financial Times/Chicago Booth IGM Economic Outlook Panel, 2021–present
  • Member, FiveThirtyEight/Chicago Booth IGM Economic Outlook Panel, 2020
  • Member, Academic Advisory Panel, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 2020