Emily H. Shaw
MPhil in Economics, University of Oxford
Research Economist, Reserve Bank of Australia
emily.shaw[at]economics.ox.ac.uk CV Research
Research interests: micro-founded macro, behavioural macro, expectation formation, heterogeneity, monetary policy transmission
I am a research economist currently completing my MPhil in Economics at the University of Oxford, supervised by Alexandre Kohlhas and Michael McMahon. My research uses large-scale household- and firm-level microdata to study how heterogeneity in expectations and decision-making shapes aggregate dynamics.
Before my masters studies, I worked in the research department of the Reserve Bank of Australia, and previously graduated from the University of Sydney with First Class honours in Economics and Physics.
What’s new
- September 2026: Rate and See: Household Interest Rate Expectation Formation in Australia released as CAMA Working Paper 76/2026.
- June 2026: Poster session at the 8th Behavioral Macroeconomics Workshop in Vienna.
- October 2025: Started the MPhil in Economics at the University of Oxford.