National
Institute of
Economic and
Social Research

National Institute of Economic and Social Research

Research interests: 

Monique no longer works at NIESR

Monique led NIESR’s work on the longterm impact of Brexit on the UK economy, focusing on issues affecting trade in services and financial services. Monique also has expertise on Scottish independence, particularly debt and currency choice; housing, particularly tax and macroprudential issues; pensions; tax credits and pregnancy discrimination.

Education: 

Ph.D. in Economics, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, 2000

Master's in Economics, University of Bonn, 1995

Employment: 

2013 - present, Research Fellow at NIESR and Centre for Macroeconomics

2007 - 2013, Visiting Fellow, Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics

2004 - 2013, Junior Professor (Senior Lecturer) in Macroeconomics and Financial Markets, Humboldt University of Berlin

2001 - 2003, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Chair of Harald Uhlig, Humboldt University of Berlin

2000 - 2004, Lecturer, Study Centre Gerzensee of the Swiss National Bank

2000 - 2001, Assistant Professor in Economics, University of Berne  

Visiting at the University of Pennsylvania and the Universite de Lausanne

Other Information:

Journalists: for a high resolution of Monique Ebell for print, please use the following file: MEbell/hires

Blog posts by Dr Monique Ebell

So, will hard Brexit 'turbo-charge' our economy? Part II

24 Aug 2017, Ebell, M

So, will hard Brexit 'turbo-charge' our economy? Part I

22 Aug 2017, Ebell, M

Will New Trade Deals Soften the Blow of Hard Brexit?

27 Jan 2017, Ebell, M

Hard Brexit, Hard Landing?

03 Nov 2016, Ebell, M

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Projects

Estimating the financial costs of pregnancy-related discrimination

The Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Low Pay in Greater Manchester

UK SME Securitisation Market