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Research Team
Email:
firstname.lastname@rbnz.govt.nz
Biography:
Martin earned a Ph.D. degree at the Centre for Economic Research and
Graduate Education, Charles University in Prague.
He was an intern at the International Monetary Fund in 2004. In 2005-2006,
Martin worked as an Economist and later as a Senior Economist at the Research
Department of the Czech National Bank. He joined the Reserve Bank in March 2007
as a Senior Research Analyst.
Martin is in the development team of a Dynamic
Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model that aims to replace the Reserve
Bank’s Forecasting and Policy System.
Current research interests:
- DSGE models estimation
- Adaptive learning and optimal monetary policy
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Selected publications:
- Fukac, M. (2008), "Heterogeneous Expectations, Adaptive Learning, and
Forward-Looking Monetary Policy", RBNZ Discussion Paper No.
2008/07
- Fukac, M. (2007), “Limited Information Estimation and Evaluation of
DSGE Models”, joint with Adrian Pagan, NCER Working paper No.6, Journal of
Applied Econometrics (forthcoming) "
- Fukac, M. (2007), “Commentary: An Estimated DSGE Model for the United
Kingdom”, joint with Adrian Pagan, Review of St. Louis
Fed, Issue July
http://econpapers.repec.org/article/fipfedlrv/y_3A2007_3Ai_3Ajul_3Ap_3A233
240_3An_3Av.89no.4.htm
- Fukac, M. (2005), ““Should Private Expectations Concern Central
Bankers?” CERGE-EI Working Paper No.
277
- Fukac. M. (2005),“Do Inflation Expectations Surveys Yield
Macroeconomically Relevant Information?,” Czech Journal of Economics and
Finance, No. 7-8, 2005
- Fukac, M. (2002), “Macroeconomic Model of Non-Accelerating Inflation
Output”, joint with O. Vasicek (in Czech) Czech Journal of Economics and
Finance 5/2002
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