Presenters

Etienne Bacher

Teresa Bago d'Uva

Anna Baiardi

Aurelien Baillon

Matěj Bajgar

Cynthia Mei Balloch

Renjie Bao

Javier Barbero

Lecturer in Economics at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Alexander Bareis

I am a PhD student in Economics at the University of Siegen.

My main research area is the empirical analysis of Chinese development finance. In my research, I use various empirical methods and large data sets to conduct a spatial, highly granular analysis of the impact and consequences in recipient countries.

Aaron Barkley

Aaron Barkley is Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Melbourne. His primary research interest is the empirical evaluation of mechanism design.

Geoffrey Barrows

Maren Bartels

Andreas Barth

Louiza A. Bartzoka

Deepal Basak

Mareen Bastiaans

Deepankar Basu

Gerrit Bauch

Matias Bayas-Erazo

Brian Beach

Lieke Beekers

Marco Bellifemine

Dan Ben Moshe

Agnès Bénassy-Quéré

Luca Benati

Jonathan Benchimol

I am a research economist at the Bank of Israel, Research Department. I’m co-organizing the Virtual Israel Macro Meeting (VIMM), more info at https://www.vimacro.org/

I was a visiting postdoctoral scholar at Harvard University, Department of Economics, and a research associate at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. I am also a research associate at Henan University and Queen’s University.

My research interests are in macroeconomics and monetary economics, financial economics, and econometrics.

Elia Benveniste

I am a fifth-year PhD candidate at Universtitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, under the supervision of Albrecht Glitz and Gianmarco León-Ciliotta.
I work on labor and personnel economics, studying how firm organization, labor market institutions and market frictions affect labor market outcomes. In my research, I use large administrative datasets and georeferenced data.

Lara Berger

I’m a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Cologne. In my research I use various empirical methods and large datasets to tackle questions in the fields of political economy and applied microeconomics. My primary focus is the digitization of the news industry.

Ondine Berland

I am a PhD candidate in economics at Paris-Saclay Applied Economics (INRAE, AgroParisTech, University Paris-Saclay). My research interests are at the crossroads of public economics, food studies, and environmental economics.

Inge Bernaerts

Rafael Berriel

Clémence Berson

Senior economist at the ECB, I work mainly on labour market topics (wages, flows, contracts, discrimination).

Marinho Bertanha

Wei Bi

Barbara Biasi

Christian Biener

Christian Biener is an Associate Professor of Behavioral Risk Management at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), and Director at the Institute of Insurance Economics (I.VW-HSG).

Maria Bigoni

Francesco Bilotta

I am a third-year Ph.D. student in Economics at Bocconi University, Milan, advised by Prof. Nicola Pavoni and Prof. Massimo Morelli.
Currently, my main research interest is in models of bounded rationality and unawareness. In particular, I am working on narratives in political economics and on economic implications of imperfect metacognition.

Carlo Birkholz

Michele Bisceglia

Alberto Bisin

Maximilian Blesch

Marianna Blix Grimaldi

Juanita Bloomfield

Benjamin Blumenthal

Lukas Boehnert

Lukas Boer

Michael Böhm

Steve Bond

Timothy Bond

Massimiliano Bondatti

Tommaso Bondi

Boris Ivanov

I am Boris, a post-doc at the migration department of the IAB in Nuremberg and a junior research associate of the labor markets department at ZEW Mannheim.
My research interests lie in the field of applied labor economicsand I am generally interested in applied micro (and I have a sincere love for administrative data ;).
Beyond these topics, I am always happy to discuss research of any kind!

Temulun Borjigen

Peter Bossaerts

Leverhulme International Professor of Neuroeconomics in the Faculty of Economics at Cambridge. Formerly at Caltech (1990-2013), also U Utah, U Melbourne, EPFL and Tilburg U.

Peter Boswijk

Vinícius Botelho

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at Insper (Brazil). My research focuses on public economics, economic development, and industrial organization, particularly on how firms and individuals respond to policy changes and how these responses affect welfare. I completed my MA in Economics from PUC-Rio (Brazil) in 2013 and my BS in Economics from Insper in 2010.

Elias Bouacida

Camille Boudot-Reddy

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics at Birkbeck, University of London. My work so far has leveraged both experimental and quasi-experimental methods with newly-assembled datasets to better understand constraints to local economic development and its consequences on the political economy.

Tomáš Boukal

I specialize in the tax behavior of multinationals, bridging public economics and economic geography. My research centers on corporate taxation, profit shifting, and global financial and tax reforms. Currently, I am analyzing the potential corporate tax revenue gains from the implementation of minimum effective tax rate under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting.

Thomas Bourany

Matthieu Bouvard

Frederique Bouwman

Federica Braccioli

Raphael Brade

Richard Bräuer

My research focus is on the drivers of firm innovation and its long term productivity effect. I use microeconometrics to study the firm’s innovation decision and general equilibrium models to understand its macroeconomic impact. I am honored to be part of the research project „Long Term Effects of Privatization in Eastern Germany“, founded through the Max-Planck Research Award 2019 to Ufuk Akcigit.

Giulia Briselli

J Michelle Brock

Tobias Broer

Marion Brouard

Enzo Brox

Christophe Bruneel

Zelda Brutti

Zelda Brutti is a researcher at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) since 2023. Her expertise lies in policy impact evaluation across various sectors, including agricultural and environmental topics, education, and gender. Zelda spent her doctoral training at the EUI and the LSE. Before joining the Commission, Zelda was a researcher and lecturer in Economics at the universities of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra, Bolzano-Bozen and ESADE.

Svetlana Bryzgalova

Marcus Buckmann

Žymantas Budrys

Berno Buechel

Mathias Buehler

I am an assistant professor the Department of Economics Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich.

My research focuses on the political economy of less-developed countries using modern and historical data. I have worked on the assigning of property rights in the United States, ethnic partitioning in Africa, the political legacy of mass killings in Cambodia and the impact of school reforms in Cambodia.

I work with historical and high resolution spatial data, some digitized for the first time.

Stefan Buehler

Jesús Bueren