Hi there! Welcome to my home page!
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at The University of San Francisco.
I am a Applied Macroeconomist by training and my research interests lie in Applied Macroeconomics, International Business Economics, Financial Economics, International Finance and Development Economics. In particular, I study banks, financial markets and institutions and their strategic role in economic development including technological progress, episodes of financial and banking crisis, multinationals, international capital flows and technology transfers using applied macro-finance and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models.
Here you can find my CV, and more information on my research and teaching.
You can reach me by phone or email:
Office: +1-415-422-4715
Email: schakraborty2@usfca.edu
suparna_c01@yahoo.com
(Currently, I am on leave from Baruch College, CUNY for the academic year 2012-2013)
Affiliations outside USF
I have been studying the Japanese banking and financial system for many years. The Center on Japanese Economy and Business at the Columbia Business School of the Columbia University hosts many events for academicians and non-academicians alike interested in the Japanese Economy. Have a look at what we do!
Thank you for visiting.
Updates:
11/2012: Dr. John Williams, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, gave a talk at the University of San Francisco where I introduced him. Here is his presentation.
10/2012: University of San Francisco organized a community event on 2012 Nobel Prize Awards summarized by USF faculty (check out the video here!)
08/2012: I joined The University of San Francisco Dept. of Economics beginning Fall 2012
06/2012: Visiting the Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at The University of San Francisco.
I am a Applied Macroeconomist by training and my research interests lie in Applied Macroeconomics, International Business Economics, Financial Economics, International Finance and Development Economics. In particular, I study banks, financial markets and institutions and their strategic role in economic development including technological progress, episodes of financial and banking crisis, multinationals, international capital flows and technology transfers using applied macro-finance and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models.
Here you can find my CV, and more information on my research and teaching.
You can reach me by phone or email:
Office: +1-415-422-4715
Email: schakraborty2@usfca.edu
suparna_c01@yahoo.com
(Currently, I am on leave from Baruch College, CUNY for the academic year 2012-2013)
Affiliations outside USF
I have been studying the Japanese banking and financial system for many years. The Center on Japanese Economy and Business at the Columbia Business School of the Columbia University hosts many events for academicians and non-academicians alike interested in the Japanese Economy. Have a look at what we do!
Thank you for visiting.
Updates:
11/2012: Dr. John Williams, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, gave a talk at the University of San Francisco where I introduced him. Here is his presentation.
10/2012: University of San Francisco organized a community event on 2012 Nobel Prize Awards summarized by USF faculty (check out the video here!)
08/2012: I joined The University of San Francisco Dept. of Economics beginning Fall 2012
06/2012: Visiting the Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
