Collin M. Constantine is a College Assistant Professor of Economics at Girton College, University of Cambridge. His research lies at the intersection of international macroeconomics, finance, and the political economy of development.
My research helps shape a macroeconomics of and for developing economies, where standard assumptions often travel poorly. It treats foreign exchange scarcity, import dependence, fiscal dominance, and financial dollarisation as central features of their macro-dynamics.
This research explains why standard measures of overheating, fiscal space, and policy effectiveness often prove unreliable in developing economies. See the Research Agenda for an overview of these contributions.
Download CV Google Scholar 𝕏 Macro-Finance Intelligence (MFI)
Latest Commentary
Subscribe for occasional updates on new papers and accessible commentary on live macroeconomic puzzles in developing economies.
Loading latest posts...