Marta Castello-Branco

education:

Expertise:

international macroeconomics

economics in transition

Background:

Previous Positions:

Senior Policy Expert, OGResearch, Prague (Feb 2012–present),
Fellow & Consultant, CINDES-Center for Studies on Integration & Development, Rio de Janeiro (Apr 2010–present).

Previous Positions:

CASE Fellow
Adjunct Professor, Center for Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies at Georgetown University, Washington, DC (Aug 2009–Nov 2011).
International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC (1987-May 2009),
Consultant at Ashenfelter & Ashmore, Princeton, NJ (1986-1987),
Teaching Assistant at Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton, NJ (1985).

Selected Publications:

“Building Monetary and Financial Systems”, co-editor with Charles Enoch and Karl Habermeier IMF (2007),
“Turkey: Moving Toward Full-Fledged Inflation Targeting”, Building Monetary and Financial Systems, IMF (2007),
“Growth Experience in Transition Countries, 1990-1998”, co-author with Julian Berengaut et al, IMF Occasional Papers No 184 (1999),
“Capital Inflows to the Baltic States, 1992-1996”, in János Gács, Robert Holzmann, and Michael L. Wyzan (eds.) “The Mixed Blessing of Financial Inflows; Transition Countries in Comparative Perspective, IIASA (1999),
“Central Bank Independence—Issues and Experience”, with Mark Swinburne, IMF Working Paper (1991).

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