Presenters

So Jin Lee

I am So Jin Lee, a PhD candidate at the University of Mannheim. My research interests lie in econometric theory and application, in topics related to systemic influence measure, systematic breakpoint detection, network analysis, and factor models.

Nils H. Lehr

I am an economist at the International Monetary Fund specializing in economic growth, innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology adoption. My research combines quantitative economic modeling with rigorous empirical methods to illuminate the mechanisms driving innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology choices on a macro scale.

Wietse Leleu

Pascale Lengagne

Francesca Leombroni

I am currently working at the regional office of the Bank of Italy in Cagliari as an economist, and my research interests lie at the intersection of Education and Labour Economics. I am particularly interested in the determinants of inequality and its effects on individual choices.

Chi Chong Angus Leong

Stefan Leopold

Marion Leroutier

I'm an environmental economist and an Assistant Professor at Crest-Ensae in Paris. Drop by my session "Labour Markets and the Environment" Tuesday 27 at 10:00 to find out how exposure to air pollution affects workers and firms!

Max Lesellier

Antoine Levy

Ro'ee Levy

Erica X.N. Li

Haishi “Harry” Li

Lintong Li

Minghao Li

Muxin Li

I am an economic research fellow at IGIER - Università Bocconi. My primary research interest is Industrial Organization, with a special focus on the digital economy.

Peiyuan Li

Shangen Li

Shangshang Li

Shasha Li

I am a W1 Junior Professor at Leibniz Institute for Economic Research Halle (IWH) and Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU) in Germany.

I mainly study the impact of technological change and information frictions on financing activities and their subsequent real economic impacts. I am particularly enthusiastic about bridging theoretical frameworks and empirical analysis in my work.

Wenli Li

Xiongfei Li

I am an applied microeconomist with research interests in development economics and environmental economics. My research covers topics including birth policy change in China and women's labor outcomes, broadband internet and rural entrepreneurship, the trajectory of China's education returns, carbon policy coordination, and more. I received my PhD in Economics from USC in 2023, and I currently hold a postdoctoral associate position at Duke.

Yu Li

Research Field: Asset Pricing, Macro-Finance

Ziang Li

Zongyuan Li

My primary research lies in the fields of banking and real estate finance.

Avi Lichtig

Osnat Lifshitz

Sijie Lin

Yicong Lin

Valentin Lindlacher

I am an applied microeconomist interested in regional economics and voting behavior. My main fields are economics of digitization, development economics, and political economy. I focus on the effects of digital infrastructure, such as fixed-line and mobile internet and mobile telephony.

Melika Liporace

Jessie Liu

Kaiqi Liu

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Maastricht University, Department of Microeconomics and Public Economics. My research areas include the economics of higher education, with a focus on competition among public, private non-profit, and private for-profit universities. I explore issues related to university ranking, student enrollment, and the impact of policy changes on the higher education market.

Ruixuan Liu

Sining Liu

Yang Liu

Zheng Liu

Zheng Liu is a Vice President of International Research and the Director of the Center for Pacific Basin Studies at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. His current research interests are macroeconomics, monetary economics, international finance, and the Chinese economy.

Juan Llavador Peralt

Joan Llull

Stefan Lobin

I'm a Post-Doc at the chair of Corporate Finance at the University of Mainz. In April, I finished my PhD at the GSEFM (Graduate School of Economics Finance and Management) at the University of Frankfurt. Before starting my PhD I received a Bachelor and Master certificate from the University of Bonn.

My research focuses mainly on industrial organizations & innovations.

Rosanne Logeart

Aaron Lohmann

Juan M. Londono

Etienne Lorang

Romaine Loubes

I am a PhD candidate at PSE working under the supervision of Prs. David Margolis and Ariell Reshef. I am interested in development, trade and labor economics, especially how firm and workers adapt to trade policy in developing countries. Another part of my recent work addresses the organizational consequences of trade liberalization.

Alexandros Loukas

Matija Lozej

Guojun Lu

Yang K. Lu

Jani Luoto

Davide Luparello

I am a Ph.D. student in Economics at the Pennsylvania State University.
I am an IO economist in training, and I use microdata and applied micro tools to answer questions related to firms productivity and market power.
I am also a Fellow at the Baffi Centre on Economics, Finance, and Regulation @ Bocconi University.

Chen Lyu

Hi there! I'm Chen Lyu, an assistant professor at the HSBC Business School, Peking University. My main research interest is information design (broadly defined), especially with applications to digital platforms and industrial organization. I also study financial market design with a particular emphasis on the effect of market power of large traders. Happy to meet all of you at the conference! You are welcome to contact me at: clyu@phbs.pku.edu.cn

Alex Maciocco

Mathis Mæhlum

My research interests are empirical macroeconomics and monetary policy

Fred Seunghyun Maeng

Sebastiaan Maes

Shane Mahen

Jocelyn Maillard

I am a Macroeconomist at Cepremap in Paris. My work mostly encompasses models applied to advanced economies, especially France. I am particularly interested in fiscal policies and debt sustainability as well as other economic policies linked to structural changes as new technologies, climate change or offshoring.

Gosia Majewska

Matthew Makofske

I'm an Assistant Professor of Economics at Colgate University in Hamilton, NY. I conduct applied microeconomic research studying (among other things): how the design and implementation of mandatory disclosure policies affect their ability to regulate product quality, how compliance with law responds to enforcement presence and tactics, and how the severity of punishments prescribed for offenses affects the behavior of enforcement agents.

Eero Mäkynen

Chiara Malavasi

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Mannheim and a Doctoral Researcher at ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research.

My research interests include labour, public and health economics.

I will be on the 2024/2025 Econ Job Market.

Anna Malessan

I am a PhD candidate at the TEPP-CNRS research institution and the University of Paris-Est. My research focuses on the impact evaluation of public policies, particularly in the areas of innovation and environmental issues.

Before pursuing my PhD, I worked in public institutions, particularly at the French Treasury, as well as in consulting. During this time, I specialized in impact evaluation policy, financial market regulation, infrastructure financing, and State Aid regulation and control, particularly within the framework of European Regulation.

Fred Malherbe

Selma Malmberg

Simona Malovaná

Simona Malovana is the Director of Financial Research at the Czech National Bank (CNB) and editor of the CNB Working Papers series. She has a decade of experience producing policy-oriented research, advising central bank policymakers, setting research priorities, and leading project teams. Her research interests include financial stability topics, macro-financial linkages, interaction and coordination of central bank policies, green finance, and climate risks. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals such as the International Journal of Central Banking and the Journal of Financial Stability. She participates in various international research networks, including the International Banking Research Network and the ChaMP ESCB Research Network. She holds a PhD from Charles University.

Michael Mandler

Kalina Manova

Joël Marbet

Andrea Marcucci

I am PhD candidate at University of Lausanne, starting a postdoc in September at University of Italian Switzerland in Lugano. My reasearch interests are in different domains of applied economics. In particular, my research projects are focused on Political Economy and Conflicts, Economic History and Development.

David Marguerit

I am a PhD Student in Applied Economics at LISER and the University of Luxembourg.

I am studying the effect of AI adoption on the labor market (new work, employment, and wages) and the demand for skills.

Niels Marijnen

Joe Marlow

Vadim Marmer

Jaime Marques Pereira

I am a lecturer (assistant professor) in Economics and Data Science at the Department of Economics at Lancaster University Management School.

I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Bocconi University. I am an applied microeconomist with research interests in political economics.

In my research, I take advantage of text analysis, computer vision and computer audition techniques to study how different media coverage affect voters' and politicians' behaviors.

Kieran Marray

Tomás Martinez

Catalina Martinez Hernandez

Clara Martínez-Toledano

Filipe Martins-da-Rocha