Short Bio
Irina is an economist in the modelling team of the Economics and Research Division. Her main research interests revolve around the monetary policy transmission channels, inflation dynamics and bank stability. She works on inflation forecasting as part of the quarterly macroeconomic projection rounds, as well as on policy projects related to the revision of monetary policy strategy and unconventional monetary policy.Education
2019 - PhD Economics, University of Groningen
2012 - MSc. Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Markets, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics
2011 - MSc. Economics & Econometrics, University of Groningen
2009 - B.Sc. Finance, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest
Research Interests
- Macroeconomic modelling and inflation forecasting
- Financial stability and macro-prudential policy
- Inflation dynamics and monetary policy transmission
Working Papers
Macroeconomic reversal rate: evidence from a nonlinear IS-curve (with J.W. van den End, P. Konietschke and A. Samarina), DNB Working Paper No. 684, 2020. Download
Publications in refereed journals
Irina Stanga, Razvan Vlahu and Jakob de Haan (2020), Mortgage arrears, regulation and institutions: Cross-country evidence, Journal of Banking and Finance 118, 105889. Download. See also Vox column
Irma Hindrayanto, Anna Samarina and Irina Stanga (2019), Is the Phillips curve still alive? Evidence from the euro area, Economics Letters 174, 149-152. Download
Irina Stanga (2014), Bank bailouts and bank-sovereign risk contagion channels, Journal of International Money and Finance 48(A), 17-40. Download
Other publications
Inflation in the euro area since the global financial crisis (with Bonam D., Galati G., Hindrayanto I., Hoeberichts M., and A. Samarina), DNB Occasional Studies No. 17-3, 2019. Download
Exchange rate pass-through in the euro area and EU countries (as contributor), ECB Occasional Paper No. 241, 2020. Download
Latest update: July 2020