Job Market Candidates
Berlin School of Economics Job Market Candidates 2024/2025
International Economics, International Trade & Tariff Policy, Economic History, Open Science
How to solve the tariff-growth paradox. Do higher tariffs relate to higher growth in first globalization?
References:
Nikolaus Wolf, Joachim Gassen, Markus Lampe
Labor Economics, Political Economy, and Behavioral Economics
Do Unions Shape Political Ideologies at Work?
References:
Marco Caliendo, Sulin Sardoschau, Simon Jäger
Labor Economics, Applied Microeconomics, Economics of Migration, Health Economics
Migration and Native Health: New Evidence from the Workplace
References:
Peter Haan, Jan Stuhler, Patricia Cortés, Felix Weinhardt
Applied Microeconomics, Labor and Urban Economics
Unequal Access: How Public Library Closures Affect Educational Performance
References:
Jan Marcus, Gregory Gilpin
Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Household Finance, Applied Econometrics
Non-Additivity of Subjective Expectations over Different Time Intervals
References:
Jan Potters, Gijs van de Kuilen, Georg Weizsäcker
Experimental economics, Behavioral economics, Applied microeconomics, Text mining
Destructive Communication
(w/ M. Andres)
References:
Lisa Bruttel, Georg Weizsäcker, Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch
Industrial organization, economics of artificial intelligence, and experimental economics
Algorithmic and Human Collusion
References:
Hans-Theo Normann, Iyad Rahwan, Emilio Calvano
For more information, please contact our Berlin School of Economics Placement Director:
Prof. Dr. Dirk Engelmann
Placement Director
E-Mail: dirk.engelmann@hu-berlin.de
