Andrew Martinez
Associate Fellow
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, American University
Biography
Andrew Martinez is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at American University. He holds a DPhil in Economics from the University of Oxford. His research interests include time series econometrics, forecasting, applied macroeconomics, and climate econometrics.
Recent Publications
Jun 2026
Insights From Cointegration: Gender and Age Disparities in the US Labor Market
in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Victoria Tribone , Andrew B. Martinez , Neil R. Ericsson
in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Victoria Tribone , Andrew B. Martinez , Neil R. Ericsson
Jun 2026
Unit Roots and Cointegration: A Panel Discussion With David Hendry, Peter Phillips, Katarina Juselius, and Søren Johansen
in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Andrew Martinez
in Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
Andrew Martinez
May 2026
Modelling the Dependence Between Recent Changes in Polar Ice Sheets: Implications for Global Sea-level Projections
Luke P. Jackson , Katarina Juselius , Andrew B. Martinez , Felix Pretis
Luke P. Jackson , Katarina Juselius , Andrew B. Martinez , Felix Pretis
Apr 2026
The Reliability of the Nominal GDP Expectations Gap
in International Journal of Central Banking
Andrew B. Martinez , Alexander D. Schibuola , David Beckworth
in International Journal of Central Banking
Andrew B. Martinez , Alexander D. Schibuola , David Beckworth
Apr 2026
Expert Comment: Why does the OBR keep making large forecasting errors?
Jennifer Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew Martinez
Jennifer Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew Martinez
Jan 2026
Improving Forecasting Accuracy at the OBR: Submission to the Treasury Committee Enquiry ‘The OBR: 15 years on’
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
Dec 2025
When the Fed Reveals Its Hand: The SEP and Monetary Policy Surprises
Andrew Martinez , Tara M. Sinclair
Andrew Martinez , Tara M. Sinclair
Nov 2025
Jun 2025
House Prices, Debt Burdens, and the Heterogeneous Effects of Mortgage Rate Shocks
William Larson , Andrew Martinez
William Larson , Andrew Martinez
Mar 2025
Improving empirical models and forecasts with saturation-based machine learning
in Annals of Operations Research
Andrew Martinez , Neil Ericsson
in Annals of Operations Research
Andrew Martinez , Neil Ericsson
Jan 2025
Aug 2023
The historical role of energy in UK inflation and productivity with implications for price inflation
in Energy Economics
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
in Energy Economics
Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
May 2022
A globally consistent local-scale assessment of future tropical cyclone risk
in Science Advances
Nadia Bloemendaal , Hans De Moel , Andrew B. Martinez , Sanne Muis , Ivan D. Haigh , Karin Van der Wiel , Reindert J. Haarsma , Philip J. Ward , Malcolm J. Roberts , Job C.M. Dullaart , Jeroen C.J.H. Aerts
in Science Advances
Nadia Bloemendaal , Hans De Moel , Andrew B. Martinez , Sanne Muis , Ivan D. Haigh , Karin Van der Wiel , Reindert J. Haarsma , Philip J. Ward , Malcolm J. Roberts , Job C.M. Dullaart , Jeroen C.J.H. Aerts
Mar 2022
Smooth robust multi-horizon forecasts
in Advances in Econometrics
Andrew B. Martinez , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
in Advances in Econometrics
Andrew B. Martinez , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry
Mar 2022
Forecasting: theory and practice
in International Journal of Forecasting
Fotios Petropoulos , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
in International Journal of Forecasting
Fotios Petropoulos , Jennifer L. Castle , David F. Hendry , Andrew B. Martinez
Jun 2020
Improving normalized hurricane damages
in Nature Sustainability
Andrew Martinez , Andrew B. Martinez
in Nature Sustainability
Andrew Martinez , Andrew B. Martinez
Recent Events
20 Oct 22
@14:00
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“The Role of Energy in UK Inflation and Productivity” - David Hendry (Economic Modelling/Climate Econometrics)
INET Researcher Seminar (VIRTUAL event)
Online Event
18 Oct 22
@16:00
@16:00
'The expected macroeconomic impact of tropical cyclone shocks' - Andrew Martinez (US Treasury/Johns Hopkins University)
Climate Econometrics Seminar (Virtual)
Online Event
10 Nov 16
@15:00
@15:00
INET Researcher Seminar: Andrew Martinez, EMoD - "The Impact of Forecast Uncertainty on Hurricane Damages and Fatalities"
In Person Event
