Andreas Breitenfellner

International Economics Section

Forschungsschwerpunkte

  • Climate Economics and Green Finance
  • Economic and Monetary Union
  • Macroeconomics and Structural Policies
  • Energy Prices and Inflation

Ausgewählte Publikationen

Breitenfellner, A., Lahnsteiner, M. und Reininger, T. (2023) Green Transition in CESEE:  Sectoral Emissions and EU Recovery Plans Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/2023, OeNB, forthcoming.

Breitenfellner, A., Fritzer, F., Prammer, D., Rumler, F. and Salish, M. (2022). What is the impact of carbon pricing on inflation in Austria? Monetary Policy and the Economy Q3/2022: 23–41.

Breitenfellner, A., Lahnsteiner, M. Reininger, T. and Schriefl, J. (2021). Green Transition: What Have CESEE EU Member States Achieved so far? Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/21, OeNB, forthcoming.

Breitenfellner, A. and Pointner, W. (2021). The Impact of Climate Change on Monetary Policy. Monetary Policy and the Economy Q3/21, OeNB, 59-80.

Breitenfellner, A., Hasenhüttl S., Lehmann G. and Tschulik A. (2020). Green Finance – Opportunities for the Austrian Financial Sector. Financial Stability Report 40, OeNB, 45-61.

Breitenfellner A., Pointner W., Schuberth H. (2019). The potential contribution of central banks to green finance. DIW Berlin, Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung / Quarterly Journal of Economic Research, forthcoming.

Bayer, K., Breitenfellner, A. (2018). The appropriate role of structural reforms in E(M)U Deepening. Focus on European Economic Integration, 2018, issue Q3-18, 102-112.

Breitenfellner, A., Schuberth, H. (2017). Potential und Risiken der Kapitalmarktunion für die Wirtschaft Europas und Österreichs. FIW Policy Briefs 35, 10 Juli.

Barisitz, S., Breitenfellner A. (2017). How do Resource-driven Economies Cope with the Oil Price Slump? A Comparative Survey of Ten Major Oil-exporting Countries. Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/17, OeNB, 33–53.

Breitenfellner, A., Crespo Cuaresma, J. and Mayer, P. (2015). Energy Inflation and Housing Price Corrections. Energy Economics 48, 109–116.