Presenters

Augusto Ospital

Franz Ostrizek

Benjamin Ouvrard

Alessio Ozanne

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Toulouse School of Economics. My research lies at the intersection of Finance and Information Economics. I study how the design of information and incentives can soften inefficiencies in financial markets. I am working on bank stress tests, risk management, and algorithmic opacity in credit markets.

Mikael Paaso

Alessia Paccagnini

Davide Pace

Hi! I am Davide Pace an assistant professor at LMU Munich. My research field is Behavioral Economics with a special interest in the economics of climate change and in the cognitive foundations of human behavior.

David Pacini

Utso Pal Mustafi

Filippo Pallotti

Christina Palmou

Alexei Parakhonyak

Joan Paredes

Marco Pariguana

Hyungmin Park

Junghum Park

Felix Pasquier

Aseem Patel

Paula Patzelt

Louise Paul-Delvaux

Julia Paul-Venturine

Fernando Payro Chew

I am an Assistant Professor at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona , Affiliated Professor at the Barcelona School of Economics and a member of The Center for the Study of Organizations and Decisions in Economics.

Research interest: microeconomic theory, decision theory, and behavioral economics.

Thomas Peeters

Thomas Peeters is an associate professor at the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) where he serves as the director of the Department of Applied Economics. He also coordinates the activities of the Erasmus Center for Applied Sports Economics (ECASE). Thomas is a research fellow of the Tinbergen Institute and a member of the Erasmus Research Institute in Management (ERIM). He studies questions on the intersection of strategy economics, innovation, industrial organization and sports economics.

Udara Peiris

Paul Pelzl

Luca Pensieroso

Manos Perdikakis

Vitor Pereira

João Pereira dos Santos

Pietro Peretto

Christophe Pérignon

Noemi Peter

Associate Professor. Research field: empirical microeconomics, with particular interest in experimental and behavioral economics, gender, education and labor.

Jan Cornelius Peters

Fabien Petit

Research Fellow at University College London, Centre for Education Policy and Equalising Opportunities. I am interested in Labor Economics, Innovation Economics and Education Economics.

My research focuses on labor markets, technologies, skills, generations and inequality.

Cosimo Petracchi

I am an assistant professor at the Tor Vergata University of Rome.
My research field is macroeconomics and my research agenda lies at the intersection between international macro-finance and monetary economics.

Stefan Petry

Markus Pettersson

Vincenzo Pezone

Pierre M Picard

Myroslav Pidkuyko

Marco Pinchetti

Clemente Pinilla-Torremocha

Francisco Pitthan

Stefan Pollinger

Martina Pons

Alexander Popov

Charly Porcher

Tommaso Porzio

Max Posch

Olaf Posch

Tom Potoms

Duangrat Prajaksilpthai

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at Tilburg University. My research interests are behavioral and experimental economics, specifically belief and biases.

Marta Prato

Filip Premik

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics at Monash University.

Mathis Preti

Fabian Prettenthaler

Taco Prins

Matt Pritsker

Aurelija Proskute

Roger Prudon

Felipe Puccioni

Thomas Michael Pugh

Zhenghua Qi

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at HKUST Business School. My research interests are in macroeconomics and expectation formation.

Long Qian

Xuechao Jane Qian

Larry Qiu

Chair professor of Economics, Head of Economics Department, Lingnan University, Hong Kong

Alberto Quaini

Jean Paul Rabanal

Zoltán Rácz

Edoardo Rainone

https://sites.google.com/site/edoardorainone0/

Aniruddha Rajan

Ashesh Rambachan

Carlos A. Ramírez

I am an economist working on networks, asset pricing, and financial stability.

Dave Rapach

I'm a Research Economist and Policy Adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. My main research interests include asset pricing, forecasting, machine learning, international finance, and macroeconomics.

Tom Rauber

Christopher Rauh

I am Professor of Economics and Data Science at the University of Cambridge. I am also a Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge, and a Research Affiliate at CEPR, HCEO, IZA, and PRIO. I am PI at conflictforecast.org and EconAI, and have conducted multiple projects with the FCDO, German Foreign Office, and IMF. My fields are Political Economy, Labor Economics, Data Science, Conflict, Natural Language Processing, and Machine Learning.

Bastian Ravesteijn

Walker Ray

Goya Razavi

I’m a PhD Candidate at the Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago.

My research focuses on understanding the determinants of socio-economic inequality to inform the design of public policies aimed at fostering social mobility. To that end, I build on frontier econometric methods and rich administrative datasets.

I hold a BSc in Economics and MSc in Philosophy of the Social Sciences from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Stephen Redding