The Executive Board of Sweden's Riksbank has adopted a research agenda intended to set out the central bank’s ongoing research and the areas it prioritises for future research and analysis. The agenda is structured around four themes: new challenges in money, banking and payments, including how financial-system change affects resilience in banks, financial markets and the payments market; the monetary transmission mechanism, using micro data and models with different types of households and firms; structural transitions in the labour market, demography and the green economy, assessed with aggregate and household and corporate microdata; and the interaction between monetary, fiscal and financial stability policies, including effects on aggregate demand, risk-taking and long-term credibility. Across the themes, work is expected to use modern methods (including artificial intelligence), new data sources (including large datasets) and perspectives relevant to Sweden as an open economy.

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