Researcher Profiles Rochelle Guttmann

Note Issue Department
Current research interests: labour markets, household sector, payment behaviour, applied econometrics
Contact: guttmannr@rba.gov.au
Rochelle is Senior Manager of the Analysis and Policy team in Note Issue Department, having previously held various positions in Economic Analysis, Economic Research and Financial Stability Departments. Rochelle holds a Master in Public Affairs (Economics and Public Policy) from Princeton University and a Bachelors of Commerce and Science (First Class Honours and University Medal) from the University of New South Wales.
Academic publications
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‘MARTIN Has Its Place: A Macroeconometric Model of the Australian Economy’
Economic Record, 96(314), pp 225–251.
Also released as RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2019-07. - ‘Job Security Perceptions and its Effect on Wage Growth’ Australian Journal of Labour Economics, 21(3), pp 229–251.
- ‘International Banking and Liquidity Risk Transmission: Evidence from Australia’ IMF Economic Review, 63(3), pp 411–425.
- ‘Wealth Distributions of Migrant and Australianāborn Households’ Economic Record, 85(268), pp 32–45.
- ‘A Monte Carlo Comparison of Estimators for a Bivariate Probit Model with Selection’ Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 78(2), pp 250–256.
- ‘Why Worry about Awareness in Choice Problems? Econometric Analysis of Screening for Cervical Cancer’ Health Economics, 15(1), pp 33–47.
Other Research Papers
- ‘Cash cycle in Germany and Other G20 Countries: Contribution by the Reserve Bank of Australia’ In J Beermann (ed), The Euro at 20: The Future of our Money, London, Penguin, pp 224–239.
- ‘Labour Force Participation and Household Debt’ RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2007-05.
- ‘Current Account Deficits: The Australian Debate’ RBA Research Discussion Paper No 2007-02.
Policy Publications
- ‘The Cash-use Cycle in Australia’ RBA Bulletin, March.
- ‘Cash Demand during COVID-19’ RBA Bulletin, March.
- ‘The Economic Effects of Low Interest Rates and Unconventional Monetary Policy’ RBA Bulletin, September.
- ‘Spillovers to Australia from the Chinese Economy’ RBA Bulletin, June.
- ‘Does it Pay to Study Economics?’ RBA Bulletin, September.
- ‘Perceptions of Job Security in Australia’ RBA Bulletin, March.
- ‘Ageing and Labour Supply in Advanced Economies’ RBA Bulletin, December, pp 37–46.
- ‘The Financial Characteristics of Small Businesses’ 755KB Proceedings of Small Business Finance Roundtable, RBA, Sydney.