Patrick Schneider
Assistant Professor of Economics
Imperial Business School
I work on macroeconomics, household finance and public economics. Recent work explores the distributional implications of unconventional macro policies.
I also build small public tools like Monetary Space and Fiscal Space, giving an overview of macro policy issues.
Research
Working paper
Who Pays for AI?
One in twenty UK adults now pays for an AI assistant. Who are they?
ForthcomingNTJ
Self-Control and Early Withdrawal from Retirement Accounts
Those with the most self-control issues are 60% more likely to withdraw early.
Working paper
Household Liquidity Policy
Early pension access stimulates like fiscal policy, but poorer households foot the bill.