Research Economists

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Our economists' research covers a number of areas, including monetary policy, macroeconomics, banking, financial institutions and markets, payments systems, national and regional economic conditions and supporting functions. Direct input to policymakers is provided by memorandum and briefings addressing current policy issues for the Bank president, the board of directors and others in the Bank and the System.

Staff Economists

Kartik Athreya
(Macroeconomics)

Huberto M. Ennis
(Macroeconomics, Banking)

Borys Grochulski
(Financial Economics)

Juan Carlos Hatchondo
(Macroeconomics, International Finance)

Robert L. Hetzel
(Monetary Policy)

Andreas Hornstein
(Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy)

Thomas M. Humphrey, retired
(General Economics, History of Economic Thought)

Arantxa Jarque
(Dynamic Contract Theory)

Jeffrey M. Lacker
(Richmond Fed President)

Thomas A. Lubik
(Macroeconomics, International Economics, Monetary Policy)

Leonardo Martinez
(Macroeconomics, Applied Microeconomics)

Yash P. Mehra
(Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy)

Raymond E. Owens
(Regional Economics, Business Conditions)

Edward S. Prescott
(Financial Intermediation, Banking)

Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
(Growth, Macroeconomics)

John R. Walter
(Banking Regulation and Legislation)

Roy H. Webb
(Macroeconomics, Business Conditions)

John A. Weinberg
(Director of Research)

Alexander L. Wolman
(Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy)