Georgios Chortareas

George Chortareas is Professor of Economics at King's Business School. His principal research interests are in monetary policy and in international finance. He has published on topics including monetary policy delegation, central banking, real exchange rates, current accounts, exchange rate fluctuations, fiscal & monetary policy, and banking. George is a member of the Money Macro and Finance Research Group (MMF) Committee.

Publications

• Credit risk and the business cycle: What do we know? 01 January 2020
• Volatility and growth: A not so straightforward relationship 01 October 2019
• Inflation dynamics and the output‐inflation trade‐off: international panel data evidence 29 April 2019
• QUANTITATIVE EASING AND THE UK STOCK MARKET: DOES THE BANK OF ENGLAND INFORMATION DISSEMINATION STRATEGY MATTER? 01 January 2019
• Can monetary policy fully stabilize pure demand shocks in a monetary union with a fiscal leader? 01 April 2016
• Strategic fiscal policy and leadership in a monetary union 01 March 2017
• Elections and opportunistic budgetary policies in Greece 26 September 2018
• Asset markets, financial intermediaries and growth in emerging markets and beyond 02 April 2018
• The eurozone financial crisis and bank efficiency asymmetries: Peripheral versus core economies 01 November 2018
• Resuscitating real interest rate parity: new evidence from panels 29 November 2017