Presenters

Kathrin Kaestner

Hiroaki Kaido

Matthias Kaldorf

Maren Kaliske

Iryna Kaminska

Samuel Kang

I am an applied econometrician with a focus on crime and family policies, currently in the 3rd year of my PhD at the University of St. Gallen. My advisor is Professor Beatrix Eugster.

My research uses administrative and self-collected data to study the role of community institutions on household and neighborhood dynamics. My work also contributes to the development of non-parametric causal inference methods in quasi-experimental settings.

Takashi Kano

Carolina Kansikas

Diego R. Känzig

Otto Kässi

Lorant Kaszab

On the EEA 2024 I present about the connection between endogenous growth and asset prices.

Mitsuru Katagiri

Omar Kaykhusraw

Ambrus Kecskes

Geoff Kenny

Toygar Kerman

Anke Kessler

Yonas Khanna

Alireza Khoshghadam

Ken Kikkawa

Chi Hyun Kim

Deborah Kim

Ayal Kimhi

Gabriella Kindström

Martina Kirchberger

Tatiana Kirsanova

Daiki Kishishita

Mariko J. Klasing

Onno Kleen

Gordon Klein

Alexander Kleine

Alexander Kleine is Senior Talent Acquisition Partner. At the European Central Bank he is responsible to attract, assess and hire talent for economist positions in the core policy business areas. He holds a master’s degree in business administration and management from the University of Applied Sciences of Worms and participated in a programme for Human Resource Management and Marketing Research at the Macquarie University of Sydney.
Alex joined the recruitment team at the ECB in 2018. He has 16 years professional experience in international recruitment, including head hunting for multi-national private sector companies. His expertise includes active sourcing, networking, talent pipelines and competency-based interviews.

Phil-Adrian Klotz

I am a Research Assistant at the Chair for Microeconomics at the University of Hohenheim in Germany. My research interests are industrial organisation and competition policy, in particular energy and transport markets.

Frederic Kluser

Fabian Knapp

Hello and welcome to my profile. My name is Fabian Knapp and I am a PhD Candidate at the University of Cologne. My main research areas are Financial Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics. I am looking forward to meeting many of you at the conference.

Markus Knell

Klaas Knot

Melanie Koch

Georgi Kocharkov

Johannes Köckeis

Pavel Kocourek

I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at University Duisburg-Essen on Eugen Kovac's DFG grant Timing Games: Theory and Applications.

I obtained my PhD in Economics from New York University in 2019.

My primary research focus is in Microeconomic Theory and Game Theory.

Michael Koenig

Yookyung Julia Koh

Shinji Koiso

I am a 1st-year doctor student at University of Tokyo. I am going to apply for PhD program in US this year. My research interests are empirical industrial organization and political economy.

Daniel Kolliner

Momo Komatsu

I'm a PhD student in Economics at the University of Oxford.

My research interests include macroeconomics, monetary policy, international economics, and heterogeneous agent models.

I am on the 2024/2025 academic job market.

Toshiaki Komatsu

I'm a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration, University College London. My research focuses on the interaction between the production network and labor market, using micro data on firms and workers.

Théo Konc

Markus Kondziella

Lingwei Kong

Stan Koobs

I am a PhD candidate in Econometrics at Erasmus University Rotterdam, working under the supervision of Richard Paap and Wendun Wang. My research focuses mainly on theoretical econometrics. In particular, I am working on the development and analysis of panel data models, Bayesian methods and networks econometrics.

Miriam Koomen

Paweł Kopiec

Matthijs Korevaar

Martin Kornejew

Jori Korpershoek

Samuel Kortum

Tomoaki Kotera

Theodor Kouro

I am a PhD candidate at CERGE-EI. My research spans behavioral and experimental economics. In particular, I explore the role of choice in increasing charitable giving and volunteering effort, emphasizing the mechanisms driving prosociality. I conduct large-scale natural field experiments in relevant settings and collaborate with large NGOs and government institutions. Currently, I'm working on a large-scale co-authored project aiming at adjusting unrealistic educational aspirations in Albania.

Andros Kourtellos

Eugen Kovac

Till Köveker

Simon Krause

I am a third-year PhD student at the University of Munich (LMU) and ifo Institute for Economic Research in Germany. My research interests are in labor, public, and urban economics. I am specifically interested in the impact of working from home on urban development.

Astrid Krenz

Johanna Krenz

Claudio Kretz

Sophie Kreutzkamp

Sebastian Kreuzmair

I am a PhD candidate in Quantitative Economics at CeNDEF at the University of Amsterdam.

I am interested in the role of uncertainty and limited information on economic decision making, with a focus on environmental economics.

Eduard Krkoska

Thomas Kroen

I am economist in the Research Department at the International Monetary Fund.

My research areas are banking, macro-finance, and corporate finance.

Anna Krumme

I am a PhD candidate at the Technical University of Dortmund and research associate at the University of Hagen. My research topics belong to the fields of applied microeconomics. In particular, I am interested in economics of education, family, labor and health economics. To identify causal effects I apply different microeconometric methods to (mainly german) survey and administrative datasets.

Yizhou Kyle Kuang

Zoe Kuehn

Moritz Kuhn

Anil Kumar

Michael Kumhof

Timo Kuosmanen

Professor at the Department of Economics, Turku School of Economics, University of Turku, Finland. My research interests span applied economics, econometrics, mathematical economics, microeconomic theory, and operational research. My methodological research aims to bridge the gap between theoretical rigor and policy-relevance. My application domains include such areas as education and healthcare, energy and environment, markets and regulation, utilities and transportation.

Frederik Kurcz

Nikolas Kuschnig

I'm a PhD candidate at the Vienna University for Economics and Business (WU) and am on the 24/25 job market. My research interests lie in environmental economics, and applied econometrics.

Tiina Kuuppelomäki

Soonwoo Kwon