Vladislav Abramov

Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Texas A&M University (expected 2027)

I am on the 2026–27 job market. 

• Primary field: Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics

• Secondary fields: Financial Economics; Applied Time-Series Econometrics 

Job Market Paper

My job market paper, "Joint Identification of Monetary Policy Shocks and Risk Premium Shocks," separates four distinct forces that move asset prices around FOMC announcements: the policy decision, the information conveyed about the Fed's outlook, its systematic response to public data, and shifts in the compensation investors require for bearing risk. 

About

I am working at the intersection of macroeconomics and finance. My research identifies monetary and macroeconomic policy shocks and traces how they transmit through financial markets to the real economy — and how economic conditions, in turn, shape central banks' decisions. Before my PhD, I spent four years as an economist at the Research and Forecasting department of the Bank of Russia, where I worked on inflation forecasting and the international spillovers of monetary policy.