Guntram Wolff
Bruegel
Guntram Wolff is the Deputy Director of Bruegel. His work focuses on the euro area economy and governance, finance and Germany. He has joined Bruegel from the European Commission's DG for Economic and Financial Affairs, where he worked on the macroeconomics of the euro area and the reform of euro area governance. Prior to joining the Commission he was an economist at the Deutsche Bundesbank, where he coordinated the research team on fiscal policy. He also worked as an adviser to the International Monetary Fund.
Guntram holds a PhD from the University of Bonn where he was a research fellow at the Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI). He studied economics in Bonn, Toulouse, Pittsburgh and Passau and taught economics at the University of Pittsburgh. He has published numerous papers in leading academic journals. Guntram is fluent in German, English, French, Bulgarian and Spanish.
Articles by Guntram Wolff:
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LTRO: Quantitative easing in disguise?
3 May 2012, 13731 reads
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Sovereign debt and bank risk: New evidence
19 April 2012, 10493 reads
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Corporate balance-sheet adjustment: New stylised facts and their relevance for the Eurozone
5 March 2012, 7786 reads
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IMF surveillance of the Eurozone: Quo Vadis?
9 November 2011, 7645 reads
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Is the recent bank stress really driven by the sovereign debt crisis?
30 October 2011, 6875 reads
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Sovereign risk: The impact of national numerical fiscal rules
20 January 2011, 11168 reads
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Diverging trends in money demand and housing across the Eurozone
15 May 2010, 9198 reads
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