Research Team
Email: firstname.lastname@rbnz.govt.nz

Biography:

Manu joined the Bank in 2006. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the Johns Hopkins University. Manu was an intern at the International Monetary Fund in 2005 and at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in 2004.

Current research interests:

• Macro-, Monetary Economics, Applied Time Series
• Firm-level price setting and output-inflation trade-off

Selected publications:

• De Veirman, E. (2009): ‘Which Nonlinearity in the Phillips Curve? The Absence of Accelerating Deflation in Japan’. Forthcoming, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking. Link is to the working paper version: Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Paper 2007/14. Also available as Johns Hopkins University Working Paper 536.
• De Veirman, E. and Felipe Labbé (2009): ‘Quantifying the Effect of Oil Price Shocks on the New Zealand Economy’, forthcoming, Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Paper.
• De Veirman, E. and Andrew Levin (2009): ‘Firm-Specific Volatility in the United States, and its Relation with the Frequency of Price Adjustment’, mimeo.
• De Veirman, E. and Andrew Levin (2009): ‘The Evolution of Firm-Level Volatility in Japan’, mimeo.
• De Veirman, E. and Ashley Dunstan (2008): ‘How do Housing Wealth, Financial Wealth and Consumption Interact? Evidence from New Zealand’, Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Paper 2008/05.