Carolina Osorio Buitron
Last Updated: September 18, 2019
Carolina Osorio-Buitron is an Economist in the IMF's Research Department. She holds a PhD and Masters in Economics from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include open economy macroeconomics, financial economics and labor economics. Before joining the IMF, Carolina worked as an Economist in the Central Bank of Colombia.
Fluent In: Spanish.
Education:
Ph.D. in Economics - University of Oxford, UK (2013). Dissertation “Towards a New Theory of Financial Intermediation” (Professors David Vines and Thomas Noe).
M.Phil. Economics - University of Oxford, UK (2009).
MSc. Economics – Universidad De los Andes, Colombia (2005).
B.A. Economics – Universidad De los Andes, Colombia (2002).
Previous Experience:
Central Bank of Colombia – Economist (2004- 2007); Monetary and Reserves Affairs.
Current Position:
Economist, Research Department
IMF Career:
Research Department (RES): Economist, Open Economy Division (2017- present)
Research Department (RES): Economist, Multilateral Surveillance Division (2014-17)
European Department (EUR): Economist, Other Advanced Economies Unit (2012-14)
Asia and Pacific Department (APD): Summer Intern, Regional Studies Division (2010)
IMF Books and Working Papers:
Dominant Currencies and External Adjustment , Staff Discussion Note No. 20/05 , July 20, 2020
Global Value Chains and External Adjustment: Do Exchange Rates Still Matter? , Working Paper No. 19/300 , December 27, 2019
US vs. Euro Area: Who Drives Cross-Border Bank Lending to EMs? , Working Paper No. 19/199 , September 20, 2019
The Level REER model in the External Balance Assessment (EBA) Methodology , Working Paper No. 19/192 , September 13, 2019
The External Balance Assessment Methodology: 2018 Update , Working Paper No. 19/65 , March 19, 2019
Policy Mix and the US Trade Balance , Working Paper No. 17/204 , September 19, 2017
Tipping the Scale? The Workings of Monetary Policy through Trade , Working Paper No. 17/142 , June 28, 2017
Big Players Out of Synch : Spillovers Implications of US and Euro Area Shocks , Working Paper No. 15/215 , September 30, 2015
Spillover Implications of Differences in Monetary Conditions in the United States and the Euro Area , Policy Discussion Paper No. 15/1 , July 23, 2015
Inequality and Labor Market Institutions , Staff Discussion Note No. 15/14 , July 17, 2015
Inflation Dynamics in Asia : Causes, Changes, and Spillovers From China , Working Paper No. 11/257 , November 01, 2011
A Quantitative Assessment of Financial Conditions in Asia , Working Paper No. 11/170 , July 01, 2011
F&D articles
"Power from the People", March 2015, Vol. 52, No. 1
Selected Issue
"The Housing Market in Israel".
Other Published Materials
Gendered Taxes: The Interaction of Tax Policy with Gender Equality
Publications in Journals (Refereed)
“Policy mix and the US trade balance” (with G. Adler), 2018. International Finance.
“A Proposal on Macro-prudential Regulation”, 2011. Revista Ensayos sobre Politica Economica, No. 64
Publications in Books and Conference Volumes
Carolina Osorio-Buitron is an Economist in the IMF's Research Department. She holds a PhD and Masters in Economics from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include open economy macroeconomics, financial economics and labor economics. Before joining the IMF, Carolina worked as an Economist in the Central Bank of Colombia.
Fluent In: Spanish.
Education:
Ph.D. in Economics - University of Oxford, UK (2013). Dissertation “Towards a New Theory of Financial Intermediation” (Professors David Vines and Thomas Noe).
M.Phil. Economics - University of Oxford, UK (2009).
MSc. Economics – Universidad De los Andes, Colombia (2005).
B.A. Economics – Universidad De los Andes, Colombia (2002).
Previous Experience:
Central Bank of Colombia – Economist (2004- 2007); Monetary and Reserves Affairs.
Current Position:
Economist, Research Department
IMF Career:
Research Department (RES): Economist, Open Economy Division (2017- present)
Research Department (RES): Economist, Multilateral Surveillance Division (2014-17)
European Department (EUR): Economist, Other Advanced Economies Unit (2012-14)
Asia and Pacific Department (APD): Summer Intern, Regional Studies Division (2010)
IMF Books and Working Papers:
Dominant Currencies and External Adjustment , Staff Discussion Note No. 20/05 , July 20, 2020
Global Value Chains and External Adjustment: Do Exchange Rates Still Matter? , Working Paper No. 19/300 , December 27, 2019
US vs. Euro Area: Who Drives Cross-Border Bank Lending to EMs? , Working Paper No. 19/199 , September 20, 2019
The Level REER model in the External Balance Assessment (EBA) Methodology , Working Paper No. 19/192 , September 13, 2019
The External Balance Assessment Methodology: 2018 Update , Working Paper No. 19/65 , March 19, 2019
Policy Mix and the US Trade Balance , Working Paper No. 17/204 , September 19, 2017
Tipping the Scale? The Workings of Monetary Policy through Trade , Working Paper No. 17/142 , June 28, 2017
Big Players Out of Synch : Spillovers Implications of US and Euro Area Shocks , Working Paper No. 15/215 , September 30, 2015
Spillover Implications of Differences in Monetary Conditions in the United States and the Euro Area , Policy Discussion Paper No. 15/1 , July 23, 2015
Inequality and Labor Market Institutions , Staff Discussion Note No. 15/14 , July 17, 2015
Inflation Dynamics in Asia : Causes, Changes, and Spillovers From China , Working Paper No. 11/257 , November 01, 2011
A Quantitative Assessment of Financial Conditions in Asia , Working Paper No. 11/170 , July 01, 2011
F&D articles
"Power from the People", March 2015, Vol. 52, No. 1
Selected Issue
"The Housing Market in Israel".
Other Published Materials
Gendered Taxes: The Interaction of Tax Policy with Gender Equality
Tax Policy for Inclusive Growth after the Pandemic
Publications in Journals (Refereed)
“Policy mix and the US trade balance” (with G. Adler), 2018. International Finance.
“A Proposal on Macro-prudential Regulation”, 2011. Revista Ensayos sobre Politica Economica, No. 64