Researcher Profiles Anirudh Yadav

Monetary Policy Strategy

Current research interests: quantitative macroeconomics, housing, household finance, labour

Anirudh is a Principal Analyst in the Monetary Policy Strategy Department. Prior to this he was an economist in the Economic Research Department. He completed his PhD in economics from the University of Michigan in 2022.

Research Papers

Gamber W, J Graham and A Yadav (2022) ‘Stuck At Home: Housing Demand During the COVID-19 Pandemic’ Journal of Housing Economics, 59.
Lie D and A Yadav (2017) ‘Time‐Varying Trend Inflation and the New Keynesian Phillips Curve in Australia’ Economic Record, 93, pp 42–66.

Policy Publications

Twohig D, J Hambur and A Yadav (2025) ‘Do Housing Investors Pass-through Changes in Their Interest Costs to Rents?’ Paper presented at ABS and RBA Joint Conference ‘Opening Doors: Data and Analytics Shedding Light on Housing Challenges’, Sydney, 23–24 June.
Twohig D, A Yadav and J Hambur (2024) ‘Do Housing Investors Pass-through Changes in Their Interest Costs to Rents?’ RBA Bulletin, October
Doyle M-A, C Fisher, E Tellez and A Yadav (2017) ‘How Australians Pay: Evidence from the 2016 Consumer Payments Survey’ RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2017-04.