Rate My Professor Pratiti Chatterjee

Pratiti Chatterjee's research interests encompass Macroeconomics, International Economics, and Econometrics, with a particular emphasis on interaction effects in the macroeconomy driven by financial frictions, stochastic volatility, and deviations from rational expectations models. Her recent investigations explore the sentiment channel of monetary policy transmission and business cycle asymmetries across countries. Key research expertise includes Monetary Economics, Financial Markets, Financial Frictions, and Macro-Finance. Notable publications include "The Interaction Between Credit Constraints and Uncertainty Shocks" (Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2025, co-authored with D. Gunawan and R. Kohn), "Uncertainty Shocks, Financial Frictions and Business Cycle Asymmetries Across Countries" (European Economic Review, 2024), "The Block-Correlated Pseudo Marginal Sampler for State Space Models" (Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 2024, co-authored with D. Gunawan and R. Kohn), "Perceived Uncertainty Shocks, Excess Optimism-Pessimism, and Learning in the Business Cycle" (Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2020, co-authored with F. Milani), and "Asymmetric Impact of Uncertainty in Recessions: Are Emerging Countries More Vulnerable?" (Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics, 2019). These contributions have advanced understandings of uncertainty shocks, financial constraints, and policy impacts in open economies. She currently teaches courses such as ECON1102 and ECON3303 at UWA.