Presenters

Mekdim D. Regassa

Mar Reguant

Agoston Reguly

Ricardo Reis

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Jasper Rennspies

Amalia Repele

Anna Ressi

Hélène Rey

Hélène Rey

Andrew Rhodes

Paul O. Richter

Chris Riddell

Arno Riedl

Daniel Riera-Crichton

Malte Rieth

Niels Rietveld

Davide Rigo

I am a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the London School of Economics and a CESifo Network member.

I am currently leading a three-year research project (2022-2025) on the impact of work-from-home on the geography of workers, firms and innovation. My research relies on quantitative methods for causal inference and large-scale administrative data, including employer-employee matched data for Italy and France and nationally representative survey data (the Labour Force Survey) for European regions. I also work with web-scraped and online data sources, including online job vacancy postings and companies' technology adoption trends.

My main research interests lie at the intersection of economic geography and international economics, particularly focusing on the role of innovation and digitalisation in firms' growth dynamics, as well as on studying the foreign activities of multinational enterprises.

David Ritzwoller

Raul Riva

PhD candidate at Northwestern University, focusing on asset pricing, econometrics, and macro-finance.

Jean Charles Rochet

Alexander Rodivilov

Gabriel Rodriguez-Rondon

Florian Roeser

Joost Roettger

Kirsten Rohde

Eugenio Rojas

Magdalena Rola-Janicka

Isabelle Roland

Dario A Romero

Juan Pedro Ronconi

Maxwell Rong

Frank Rosar

Giuseppe Rose

Julia Rose

Federico Rossi

Pauline Rossi

Duncan Roth

Thomas Michael Rowley

Margarita Rubio

Margarita is an Associate Professor in Economics at the University of Nottingham. Previously, she held a full-time position at the Bank of Spain. She has also worked as a visiting researcher at the US Federal Reserve, the Deutsche Bundesbank, the Central Bank of Luxembourg, the National Bank of Poland, the Bank of Lithuania and the International Monetary Fund. She obtained her PhD in Economics in 2008 at Boston College (USA) with a dissertation entitled: "Housing Markets, Business Cycles and Monetary Policy". She also holds an M.Sc. in Economics with Distinction at the University College London.

Olga Rud

Jesper Rüdiger

Felix Rusche

I am a PhD student at Uni Mannheim working in Applied Micro-Economics. My research spans Labor Economics, Development Economics, and Political Economy, with a particular interest in mass and social media.

Raffaella Sadun

Johanna Saecker

I am a research assistant at the Chair of Financial Markets and Macroeconomics and a PhD student at the Graduate School for Economics, Finance and Management at Goethe University Frankfurt. I am also a member of the Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability.

My research interests are macroeconomics, economics of the green transition and numerical methods.

Johan Sæverud

Sarani Saha

Mauricio Salgado-Moreno

Viola Salvestrini

Maximiliano San Millán

Marina Sanchez del Villar

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the European University Institute.
I study how technology and innovation affect the financial markets using industrial organization tools.

At the EEA, I am presenting a paper that studies the role of regulation in promoting the funding of new ventures.

Jesus Sanchez-Ibrahim

Paolo Santini

Ph.D. Paris School of Economics. Postdoc Copenhagen Business School.

Felipe Santos-Marquez

I am a doctoral candidate at the Chair of International Economics at TU Dresden. I graduated from the development economics master’s program at GSID Nagoya University in Japan. My research interests include machine learning applications, economic growth, remote sensing and trade. I also studied a 5-year physics BSc at the National University of Colombia. Other research interests include: opinion dynamics, applications of statistical mechanics, and network theory. Also, I cofounded the QuaRCS lab

Cisil Sarisoy

Elia Sartori

Tommaso Sartori

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER) of the University of Essex.

My research revolves around the economics of education and, more broadly, labor economics.

Pari Sastry

Georg Sator

Sébastien Saurin

Aurélien Saussay

Aurélien Saussay is an Assistant Professorial Research Fellow in the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics. He currently holds a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (2022-2025). He will be visiting Harvard Kennedy School in the Fall Semester 2024.

His research focuses on the interaction between economic inequality and climate change mitigation policies, in order to address the social and political acceptance challenges that hamper the implementation of effective decarbonisation. He aims to estimate the impacts of climate change mitigation on economic agents empirically to help improve the design of decarbonisation policies,

Thiago Scarelli

I am an applied economist, and my primary research areas are labor and development economics. My recent papers use microeconometrics and field experiments to study how financial stress can push workers to prioritize labor market choices that pay fast over options that pay more.

Florian Scheuer

Florian Scheuer is the UBS Professor of Economics of Institutions at the University of Zurich and Chairman of the Department of Economics. He was previously on the faculty at Stanford University, a Visiting Professor at Harvard University and UC Berkeley, and a National Fellow at the Hoover Institution. He obtained his PhD in Economics from MIT in 2010. He is currently Director of the Review of Economic Studies and a member of the Board of Editors of the American Economic Review.

Caroline Schimanski

David Schindler

I am an Associate Professor in the Economics department at Tilburg University, primarily interested in behavioral & experimental economics, economic history, and personnel economics.

With my research, I seek to understand how insights from behavioral economics influence behavior in questions of public policy, political economy, and firm organization. In the past, I have predominantly used secondary data, as well as laboratory & field experiments.

Ioana Schiopu

Marco Schito

Lennard Schlattmann

W. Benedikt Schmal

I am a Postdoc in competition economics, economics of science, and quantitative economics at Ilmenau University of Technology.

Previously, I have been a research group lead at Walter Eucken Institute. I hold a PhD in economics from the DICE at Heinrich Heine University (HHU). I am genuinely interested in the managerial economics of science, open access, and academic publishing.

Aiko Schmeißer

Robert Schmidt

Philip Schnattinger

Researcher at the Bank of England (Monetary Analysis)
PhD from the University of Oxford
Austrian Citizen

Paul Schneider

Sebastian O. Schneider

Philip Schnorpfeil

Felix Schönenberger

As a postdoctoral researcher in applied microeconomics, my primary field of interest is empirical political economy, focusing on electoral competition, accountability, and voter turnout. My research studies how strategic considerations of voters and candidates shape political behavior and ultimately public policy.

At the Congress, I will present my JMP on how reelection concerns induce strategic policy moderation among U.S. House incumbents.

Christofer Schroeder

Max Schroeder

I am an economist working at the intersection of Macro- and Labour Economics. My research explores the relationships between opportunities, wealth, and human capital. To this end, I develop empirically relevant quantitative economic models and bring them to the data using calibration and estimation methods.

Simeon Schudy

Jan Schymik

Alessandro Scopelliti