I am a research economist at the Bank of England interested in computational and empirical macroeconomics. My work tends to focus on modelling household heteorogeneity and it's implications for monetary policy.
Contact:jamie.lenney@bankofengland.co.uk
Efficient Parameter Estimation via Partial Convergence [Slides] (with Ed Hill).
A Flexible Deviation from FIRE in the Sequence Space [Conference draft] (with Biagio Rosso).
Monetary Transmission in a HANK Model with Housing and Rental Sectors (with Daniel Albuquerque & Thomas Lazarowicz). [Bank Underground Post] [Slides]
The Impact of Aggregate Fluctuations Across the UK Income Distribution. Key, T., & Lenney, J. (2026). Oxford Economic Papers, gpag012.
The sustainability of state and local government pensions: A public finance approach Lenney, Jamie, Finn Schüle, Byron Lutz, and Louise Sheiner. Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 2021, no. 1 (2021): 1-48.
Fiscal policy and aggregate demand in the USA before, during, and following the Great Recession Cashin, D., Lenney, J., Lutz, B., & Peterman, W. (2018). International Tax and Public Finance, 25, 1519-1558.
A UK-HANK model Albuquerque, D., Hill, S.L., Lenney, J. and Polo, A., (2026). Macro Technical Paper No. 7.
Monetary Policy Transmission, the Labour Share and HANK Models January 7, 2022. Bank of England Working Paper No. 960. [Code]
Transformational Impacts: Extension to West Coast Main Line Case Study. 2022. Department for Transport report.
Powering Up: Seizing Australia’s Hydrogen Opportunity by 2040. 2023. NERA report.