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Martin Schneider

Professor of Economics · Stanford University

Professor of Economics at Stanford University and Research Associate at the NBER. His research covers ambiguity and uncertainty in macroeconomics and finance, credit markets and monetary systems, and housing.

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Published American Economic Review Published Aug 2026

Uncertainty and Change: Survey Evidence of Firms' Subjective Beliefs

Rüdiger Bachmann · Kai Carstensen · Stefan Lautenbacher · Manuel Menkhoff · Martin Schneider

A large literature shows that firms perceiving more uncertainty make more cautious intertemporal decisions (investment, hiring, price setting), but it is far less clear what makes firms uncertain in …

Expectations Macro Dynamics Labor Markets Methodology Free Read ↗

Published Classic Journal of Political Economy Published Dec 2006

Inflation and the Redistribution of Nominal Wealth

Matthias Doepke · Martin Schneider

Using Flow-of-Funds and Survey-of-Consumer-Finances data to reconstruct market-value nominal asset and liability positions -- including their maturity structure -- across U.S. sectors and household …

Monetary Policy Inequality Inflation Dynamics Free Read ↗

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Career

2008 – present Professor of Economics, Stanford University
2008 – present Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research
2005 – 2008 Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
2007 – 2008 Associate Professor, New York University
2003 – 2007 Assistant Professor, New York University
2000 – 2003 Assistant Professor, University of California, Los Angeles
1999 – 2000 Assistant Professor, University of Rochester

Editorial roles

Associate Editor American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics2010–2014
Associate Editor Economic Theory2008–2013
Editor Review of Economic Dynamics2010–2016
Foreign Editor Review of Economic Studies2008–2011
Associate Editor Journal of Mathematical Economics2008–2012
Associate Editor Macroeconomic Dynamics2010–2014

Research topics

Expectations Macro Dynamics Labor Markets Methodology Monetary Policy Inequality Inflation Dynamics

Co-authors in the warehouse

Rüdiger Bachmann Kai Carstensen Stefan Lautenbacher Manuel Menkhoff Matthias Doepke

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