Alex Ballantyne is a Senior Associate in Grattan Institute’s Economic Policy Program. Alex has experience in public policy and academic research with a focus on macroeconomic modelling, monetary policy and household consumption.
Alex previously worked on modelling prices, wages and labour market developments at the Reserve Bank of Australia, and was a research assistant at the University of Melbourne and the OECD.
He has contributed to a range of publications across topics including inflation, financial markets and panel data econometrics.
He has submitted his PhD in Economics at the University of Melbourne and holds a Masters of International Trade, Finance and Development from the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, as well as Bachelors of Engineering and Arts from the University of Sydney.