Tommy Sveen is Professor of Economics at BI Norwegian Business School. He holds a PhD (Dr.Oecon) in Economics from the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH).
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Research interests
Sveen's research fields are monetary economics and open economy macroeconomics. His current research focuses on (i) firm-specific capital accumulation and inflation dynamics, (ii) lumpy investment and state-contingent price-setting, (iii) and labor market frictions and inflation.
Work in progress
- "Revisiting the Importance of Non-Tradable Goods' Prices in Cyclical Real Exchange Rate Fluctuations" (with Ida W. Bache and Kjersti Næss)
- "State-Dependent Pricing and Lumpy Investment" (with Michael Reiter and Lutz Weinke)
- "Buciness cycles and the two margins of labor adjustments" (with Francesco Furlanetto and Lutz Weinke)
- "Robustifying optimal monetary policy" (with Pelin Ilbas and Øistein Røisland)
Recent publications
- "Inflation and Labor Market Dynamics Revisited", (with Lutz Weinke), Journal of Monetary Economics 56(8)(2009), 1096-1100.
- "Firm-Specific Capital and Welfare", (with Lutz Weinke), International Journal of Central Banking 5(2)(2009), 147-179.