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Home | News | New Research Fellow: Isabelle Salle
News | November 24, 2020

New Research Fellow: Isabelle Salle

Isabelle Salle is a research fellow in behavioral macroeconomics and finance at the University of Amsterdam.

New Research Fellow: Isabelle Salle

She works on the interactions between theoretical frameworks such as learning and heterogeneous agent models and empirical evidence on behaviors and expectations from lab and survey experiments. In her role as principal researcher at the Bank of Canada her research has included policy regarding the interactions between monetary and fiscal interventions in low-interest rate environments, central banks' communication, inflation targeting renewal and unconventional monetary policies.