Magali Marx

Economist, Monetary Policy Research Division

Magali Marx

Current Position

Economist, Monetary Policy Research Division

Diplomas

  • PhD in Mathematics, Paris XIII University (2004)
  • Aggregation in Mathematics (1999)
  • Engineer, École Polytechnique (1998)

Research Interest

DSGE, non-linear models, monetary policy

Contact

Publications

The benefits of well-anchored inflation expectations
Eco Notepad

Inflation

20th of March 2025
A Unified Approach to Determinacy Conditions with Regime Switching
Working paper

Monetary policy

17th of December 2024
Decomposing the Inflation Response to Weather-Related Disasters
Working paper

Inflation

24th of June 2024
The effects of weather-related disasters on prices in French overseas territories
Eco Notepad

Climate

12th of March 2024
Anchoring Boundedly Rational Expectations
Working paper

Central bank

29th of December 2023
How do Gasoline Prices Respond to a Cost Shock ?
Working paper

Economy

12th of December 2022
Advantages of point targets and drawbacks of target ranges
Eco Notepad

Economy

15th of March 2022
How do oil prices pass through to fuel prices?
Eco Notepad

Inflation

14th of October 2021
Inflation tolerance ranges in the New Keynesian model
Working paper

Inflation

29th of June 2021
Forecasting inflation in France using consensus economics data
Eco Notepad

Monetary policy

20th of August 2019
Why Have Interest Rates Fallen far Below the Return on Capital
Eco Notepad

Monetary policy

24th of May 2017
The ECB monetary policy since 2014 and its positive impact on inflation
Eco Notepad

Monetary policy

10th of February 2017

Our current topics

Ensemble dialoguons

Overindebtedness

Digital euro

Right to a bank account

Governor

Payment incident registers