Iana Liadze
As a member of the macroeconomic research and forecasting team, Iana is actively involved in every step of production of the institute’s quarterly review – from maintaining and analysing large macroeconomic datasets and forecasting economies, to running simulations and writing up country forecasts. She has published regularly both in the institute’s quarterly review and peer-reviewed journals.
Job Title
Principal Economist
Related Themes
Macro-Economic Modelling and ForecastingResearch Interests
A significant proportion of Iana’s time is devoted to the research behind the development of the NiGEM model as well as other projects predominantly in international macroeconomics, banking and financial instability and the determinants of output growth.
Education
1988-1993 – Diploma in Physics, Tbilisi State University, Georgia
2001-2002 – Postgraduate Certificate in Economics and Finance, Birkbeck College, University of London
2002-2004 – Msc Economics, Birkbeck College, University of London
Additional Information
https://econpapers.repec.org/RAS/pli1076.htm
Selected publications
Hurst, I., Liadze, I., Naisbitt, B. and Young, G. (2020), ‘A preliminary assessment of the possible economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak: update’, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, NiGEM Observations, No. 18
Davis E. P., Liadze I. and R. Piggott (2019), Assessing the macroeconomic impact of alternative macroprudential policies, Economic Modelling, Vol.80, pp 407-428
Carreras O., Kirby S., Liadze I. and R. Piggott (2016), Quantifying Fiscal Multipliers, NIESR Discussion Paper, 469
Carreras O., Kirby S., Liadze I. and R. Piggott (2016), Fiscal policy spillovers, NIESR Discussion Paper, 468
Armstrong A., Davis E. P., Liadze I., Rienzo C., (2013), Evaluating Changes in Bank Lending to UK SMES Over 2001-12 – Ongoing Tight Credit?, National Institute Economic Review, no 408
Dilruba K., Liadze, I., Barrell, R., E. Philip Davis (2013), Off-balance sheet exposures and banking crises in OECD countries, Journal of Financial Stability, (in press)
Davis, E. P., Karim, D., Liadze, I., (2011), Should Multivariate Early Warning Systems For Banking Crises Pool Across Regions?, Review of World Economics, Vol. 147, Number 4, 693-716
Barrell, R., Davis, E., Karim, D., Liadze, I., (2011), How Idiosyncratic are Banking Crises in OECD Countries?, National Institute Economic Review, April 2011, no 216, 53-58
Barrell, R., Davis, E., Liadze, I., Karim, D, (Sep 2010), WAS THE SUBPRIME CRISIS UNIQUE? An analysis of the factors that help predict banking crises in OECD countries, NIESR Discussion Paper, 363
Barrell, R., Davis, E., Liadze, I., Karim, D, (2010), Bank regulation, property prices and early warning systems for banking crises in OECD countries, Journal of Banking and Finance, pp 2255–2264, Vol. 34
Barrell, R., Fic, T., Liadze, I., (Jan 2009), Fiscal Policy Effectiveness in the Banking Crisis, National Institute Economic Review, No. 207
Barrell, R., Davis, E., Fic, T., Holland, D., Kirby, S., Liadze, I., (2009), Optimal regulation of bank capital and liquidity: how to calibrate new international standards, FSA occasional papers in financial regulation, No. 38.
Barrell, R., Holland, D., Liadze, I., Pomerantz, O., (2009), Volatility, Growth and Cycles, Empirica, Vol. 36, pp. 177-192
Reports/Projects
Dept for Business, Innovation and Skills, (2013), The relationship between graduates and economic growth across countries
Dept for Business, Innovation and Skills, (2013), Changes in bank lending to SMEs
Mason, G., Holland, D., Liadze, I., O’Mahony, M., Riley, R. and Rincon-Aznar, A. (2012), Macroeconomic Benefits of Vocational Education and Training, Report to European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP), London: National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Road haulage association, (2012), Impact of fuel duty on the macroeconomy
Publications
Discussion Papers
The monetary and fiscal framework of the EMU in times of high debt and constrained interest rates
20 Oct 2016
Discussion Papers
Overview of the NiGEM-S Model: Scottish version of the National Institute Global Econometric Model
24 Jan 2014
Discussion Papers
Modelling and simulating the banking sectors of the US, Germany and the UK
19 Aug 2012
Discussion Papers
Economic Outlooks
Short-term Impact from a Rapid Increase in Carbon Taxes
09 Aug 2023
Global Economic Outlook Topical Feature
Modelling the Effects from Slower Trade Growth: An Exercise Using NiGEM
11 May 2023
Global Economic Outlook Topical Feature
Modelling a Secular Slowdown in China: An Exercise Using NiGEM
08 Feb 2023
Global Economic Outlook Topical Feature
The Deflationary Effects of Global Monetary Tightening
11 Nov 2022
Global Economic Outlook Topical Feature
National Institute Economic Review
An investigation of carbon taxes and terms-of-trade in a large macroeconometric mode
30 Dec 2021
National Institute Economic Review
Appendix A: Summary of key forecast assumptions
07 Feb 2014
National Institute Economic Review
Policy Papers
Research Report
The relationship between graduates and economic growth across countries
15 Aug 2013
Research Report
Evaluating Changes in Bank Lending to UK SMES Over 2001-12 – Ongoing Tight Credit?
15 Apr 2013
Research Report
Should multivariate early warning systems for banking crises pool across regions?
30 Nov 2010
Article/Book/Chapter/ManualResearch Report
Optimal regulation of bank capital and liquidity: how to calibrate new international standards (FSA)
30 Nov 2008
Research Report
Blog Posts
The stochastic impact of extreme weather events
Ian Hurst
Iana Liadze
Amit Kara
14 Dec 2020
7 min read
The Textbook Response: using Chinese Fiscal Policy to offset US Tariffs
Amit Kara
Iana Liadze
02 May 2019
5 min read
Reducing risks of financial instability in the Euro Area
Graham Hacche
Iana Liadze
15 Aug 2017
4 min read
The dilemmas facing central banks in the advanced economies
Graham Hacche
Iana Liadze
03 Aug 2017
4 min read
Global Economic Growth Is Fragile – Here’s Why
Graham Hacche
Iana Liadze
23 May 2017
5 min read
Risks to the advanced economies from persistently low interest rates
Iana Liadze
Graham Hacche
02 Nov 2016
3 min read