Marla Schiefeling
Economic Policy Analyst
Personal Profile
Focus
Marla is interested in the macroeconomic and distributive dimensions of monetary systems, central banking and large-scale transitions. She focuses on the interrelations between the real and the financial sphere of the economy and the interaction of the Global North and South. As an Economic Policy Analyst at ZOE, she is working on economic resilience, fiscal- and industrial policy.
Marla is interested in the macroeconomic and distributive dimensions of monetary systems, central banking and large-scale transitions. She focuses on the interrelations between the real and the financial sphere of the economy and the interaction of the Global North and South. As an Economic Policy Analyst at ZOE, she is working on economic resilience, fiscal- and industrial policy.
Marla is interested in the macroeconomic and distributive dimensions of monetary systems, central banking and large-scale transitions. She focuses on the interrelations between the real and the financial sphere of the economy and the interaction of the Global North and South. As an Economic Policy Analyst at ZOE, she is working on economic resilience, fiscal- and industrial policy.
Background
After her interdisciplinary undergraduate studies at University College Maastricht, Marla joined the double degree program ‘Economic Policies for the Age of Globalization’ (EPOG). She studied at HWR Berlin and Sorbonne Paris Nord and focused on international macroeconomics, financial regulations, and sustainability. In her thesis, she discussed the political economy of central bank swap lines to the global periphery.
This analysis of 62 industry sectors offers a roadmap for Germany’s industrial renewal
Rethinking direct public support: the Progress-Dependent Principle (PDP)
How can we mobilise and redirect green finance at the scale necessary to drive meaningful change?
Assessing the EU's economic resilience in the era of the Recovery & Resilience Facility