Ralph Luetticke is an Assistant Professor of Economics at UCL and affiliated with CEPR and CfM.
Full CV.
PhD in Economics, 2016
University of Bonn, Germany
MSc in Economics, 2014
University of Bonn, Germany
BSc in International Economics, 2010
University of Maastricht, The Netherlands
Macroeconomics and Computational Methods at all levels.
The following lecture is a short-course on how to use perturbation methods to solve heterogeneous agent models. https://github.com/ralphluet/KS_Perturbation_vs_MIT/blob/master/Slides_BayerLuetticke.pdf
You can find the codes to implement this on GitHub as well:
Comparison of Perturbation vs MIT shock solution for Krusell-Smith model (Matlab) https://github.com/ralphluet/KS_Perturbation_vs_MIT
Perturbation solution with our reduction method for Krusell-Smith and HANK models (Matlab) https://github.com/ralphluet/perturbation_codes
Perturbation solution with our reduction method for HANK models (Python) https://github.com/econ-ark/BayerLuetticke
Perturbation solution with our reduction method for estimating HANK models (Julia) https://github.com/BenjaminBorn/HANK_BusinessCycleAndInequality
I supervise theses in the area of macroeconomics. To apply for supervision, please email me an up-to-date transcript, a short CV, and a rough description of what you are interested in.