Presenters

Øyvind Aas

Serhii Abramenko

Daisuke Adachi

I am an assistant professor at Aarhus University, Department of Economics and Business Economics (BSS) and a specially appointed fellow at the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI).

My research areas are international trade and labor economics, specifically automation, globalization, and employment.

Joop Adema

Arun Advani

Mariya Afonina

I am a PhD Student at Bielefeld University and part of the SOEP RegioHub. My main area of research is empirical analysis of German labour markets, primarily regional and gender heterogeneity. I have finished an MSc at the University of Mannheim, focusing on applied econometrics in the context of both German and Development Economics. After my master's studies, I worked at C4ED, Mannheim, developing and conducting primary data collections and data analysis.

Alvaro Aguirre

Amal Ahmad

Amirreza Ahmadzadeh

I am a fourth-year economics PhD student at Toulouse School of Economics working on economic theory and industrial organization.

I hold a BS in Mathematics from Sharif University and an MSc in Economics from Tehran Institute for Advanced Studies.

You can contact me at amirreza.ahmadzadeh[at]tse-eu.com

Young Ahn

D. Carlos Akkar

Andrea Alati

Bakhtawar Ali

Danial Ali Akbari

Milena Almagro

Caio Almeida

Maria Alsina-Pujols

Markus Althanns

I am a postdoctoral researcher in economics at ETH Zurich, Switzerland.

My research interests are financial intermediation and monetary economics.

I have been studying central banks' collateral requirements, the effects of public money creation on private money creation, and how inflation accelerates trade. In my most recent research, I investigate how debt affects bargaining in a monetary economy.

Alexie Alupoaiei

Niklas Amberg

I am a researcher in the Research Division of Sveriges Riksbank. My research deals with applied microeconomics and financial economics and is usually based on large-scale registry data on individuals, firms, and banks. Recent projects deal with topics like the distributional income effects of monetary policy, the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on corporate credit markets, inter-firm liquidity risk sharing using trade credit, and the effects of financial constraints on firms' price-setting.

Ulugbek Aminjonov

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Bordeaux School of Economics of the University of Bordeaux (France), where I obtained my PhD in Economics. Previously, I worked as a Junior Research Manager at the Center for Evaluation and Development (Germany). I obtained my master's degree in Economics from the University of Mannheim (Germany).

My research focuses primarily on poverty, intra-household decisions, natural disasters, cultural norms, and recently on the topics related to COVID-19 and compliance with containment policies.

Yoshiki Ando

Michele Andreolli

Pasha Andreyanov

I work on auctions mostly, theoretically and empirically.

Michalis Anthropelos

I am Associate Professor at the Department of Banking and Financial Management of the University of Piraeus. I work on problems on non-competitive financial markets and contingent-claim pricing. My work has been published in Journal of Economic Theory, Review of Finance, Finance and Stochastics, Mathematical Finance and Annals of Applied Probability. I hold a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin, an MA from Columbia University and a BA from the University of Piraeus.

Arno Apffelstaedt

Calin Arcalean

Fernando Arce

Damiano Argan

I am an applied microeconomist and a Post-Doctoral fellow at Luiss Department of Economics and Finance. I have obtained my PhD from the European University Institute in 2024. My job market paper studies the effect of foreign language proficiency on brain drain. At ESEM, I am presenting a paper on the devaluation of higher degrees over time.

Research interest: Micrometrics, Labour, Migration, Education, Media.

References: Fabiano Schivardi, Andrea Mattozzi, Andrea Ichino, Robert Gary-Bobo

Juan Carlos Arismendi-Zambrano

Pedro Armada

I am a PhD student in the Economics Department at Fordham University. My research interests are in macroeconomics, with a focus on market power, innovation, and inequality. In my job market paper, I investigate how financial frictions interact with market power in shaping firms' incentives to innovate. I will be on the job market in 2024-2025.

Laura Arnemann

I am a PhD student at the University of Mannheim.

My field of research is Taxation with a particular focus on the taxation of top-income earners. I am also interested in Housing and Urban Economics.

Kai Arvai

Vladimir Asriyan

Katrin Assenmacher

Katrin Assenmacher is Head of the Stress Test Modelling Division at the ECB that contributes to the EU-wide biannual banking sector stress tests. Until last year, she led the ECB’s Monetary Policy Strategy Division and, previously, held a similar position at the Swiss National Bank. Katrin holds a PhD in economics from the University of Bonn, where she also worked as a PostDoc. She is a fellow of the European Money and Finance Forum (SUERF) and a member of the CEPR Research Policy Network on Fintech and Digital Currencies. Her research on monetary policy, central banking and time-series econometrics has been published in various academic journals.

Nicolas Astier

Jan Auerbach

David Autor

Stanislav Avdeev

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Amsterdam. I am an empirical microeconomist with an interest in the economics of education and health economics. I use quasi-experimental methods to estimate the effects of policy reforms using administrative and survey data.

Alaitz Ayarza

R. Emre Aytimur

Miren Azkarate-Askasua

Gualtiero Azzalini