About Me

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at King’s Business School. My research uses time-series econometrics to study business cycles fluctuations and trace how macroeconomic risk builds during periods of economic stress.

I previously worked as a PhD trainee in the European Central Bank’s International Policy Analysis Division (DG International and European Relations), after two years in the Business Cycle Analysis Division (DG Economics).

I am supervised by Prof. George Kapetanios and Prof. Francesca Monti.

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Interests
  • Time series econometrics
  • Applied macroeconomics
  • Business cycles
Education

  • PhD in Economics

    King's College London

  • MSc in Economics

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

  • BSc in Economics

    National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Working Papers
(2025). Demand and supply shocks over the business cycle.
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Work in Progress
(2024). Drivers of vulnerable growth.
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(2023). Markov-switching models with high-dimensional transition probabilities.
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Policy Papers
Maarten Dossche, Georgi Krustev, Stylianos Zlatanos (2021). COVID-19 and the increase in household savings: an update. ECB Economic Bulletin.
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Maarten Dossche, Stylianos Zlatanos (2020). COVID-19 and the increase in household savings: precautionary or forced?. ECB Economic Bulletin.
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Maarten Dossche, Stylianos Zlatanos (2020). Disentangling aggregate and sectoral shocks. ECB Economic Bulletin.
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