Thomas Eife

Thomas Eife is Professor of Economics at Bard College Berlin. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Munich (2006) and a Master Degree in Economics from Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona. At Bard College Berlin, he teaches in the Economics Section.

Thomas Eife’s research in monetary economics is on optimal inflation targets and on the measurement of inflation expectations. Specifically, his work on inflation expectations aims to improve the methods employed by central banks in eliciting these expectations from households and firms. Thomas Eife’s research in international economics is on productivity networks, their measurement and application in general equilibrium models. Prior to his appointment at Bard College Berlin, Thomas Eife held lecturer positions at the Mannheim Institute of Public Health and the Alfred-Weber-Institute of the University of Heidelberg.

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E-mail: t.eife[at]berlin.bard.edu