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Edouard Challe
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Edouard Challe is a French macroeconomist specializing in speculative bubbles, precautionary saving behaviour, macroeconomic policy, and heterogeneous agents. He a professor at the European University Institute, Florence, Italy in the Department of Economics. In 2020, Challe joined the European University Institute as Professor of Macroeconomics where he remains. In 2015, Challe was nominated for Le Monde/Le Cercle des Economistes' Best Young Economist of France award. Selected Publications * “Optimal monetary policy according to HANK”, Federal Reserve Bank of New York Staff Report 916, February 2020 (with S. Acharya and K. Dogra) * “Uninsured unemployment risk and optimal monetary policy in a zero-liquidity economy”, American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 12(2), 2020, 241-83 * “Precautionary saving and aggregate demand”, Quantitative Economics, 8, 2017, pp. 435-78 (with J. Matheron, X. Ragot and J. Rubio-Ramirez) * “Precautionary saving over the business cycle”, Economic Journal, 126, 2016, 135-64 (with X. Ragot) * “Market composition and price informativeness in a large market with endogenous order types”, Journal of Economic Theory, 158, 2015, 679-96 (with E. Chretien) See Also
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