In my research, I focus on modelling optimal macroeconomic policy rules using, among others, the concept of stochastic dominance. My research interests also include measuring and analyzing firm productivity and the output gap in Poland based on micro-level data. In the future, I plan to continue my research by employing nonlinear dynamic models of macroeconomic policy and higher-frequency data to measure the output gap and firm productivity.
I teach courses including Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, Financial and Insurance Mathematics, Advanced Econometric Methods, DSGE Models in Fiscal and Monetary Policy Analysis, and Automation and Programming in R.
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