Presenters

Ernesto Villanueva

Jose Villegas

Anna Vitali

Jaume Vives-i-Bastida

I'm a Ph.D. candidate in Economics and Statistics at MIT on the 2024-2025 job market. My primary research fields are econometrics and industrial organization with a particular interest in synthetic control methods and recommendation systems in two-sided platforms. During the PhD I have been a Meta Research PhD Fellow and a La Caixa fellow. Previously, I obtained a BSc. in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics from the LSE (First Class Honours).

Davide Viviano

Quynh-Anh Vo

Sebastian Vogler

Rajiv Vohra

Gregor von Schweinitz

Ferdinand von Siemens

Elu von Thadden

Guillaume Vuillemey

Alena Wabitsch

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Oxford.

My interests cover Macroeconomic Expectations and Belief Formation, Monetary Policy Communication, and Information Choice.

Previously, I have worked at the ECB's Research Department and at the Deutsche Bundesbank.

Kenji Wada

Ulrich Wagner

Linqi Wang

Manchun Wang

I am a PhD candidate in Economics from Boston College, with a specialization in macroeconomics and international macro.

Peng Wang

Shu Wang

Xi Wang

Xuan Wang

Yenan Wang

Yulong Wang

Zheng Wang

Felix Ward

Pablo Warnes

Giacomo Weber

I am a PhD candidate at Paris School of Economics and EHESS. I am interested in Bounded Rationality and Economic Theory. My research focuses on modeling strategic frameworks where agents are not cognitive rational. I find particularly exciting the theme of players forming beliefs in relation to categories and coarse perception of complex environments.

Matthias Weigand

David Weiss

Max Welz

I'm a statistics PhD student at Erasmus University Rotterdam. My research interests are primarily in robust estimation and inference.

Adrian Wende

Peter Werner

Nicolas Werquin

Ryan Westphal

Julian Wichert

Hi, I am a researcher and PhD student at the Leibniz University Hannover. My research lies at the intersection between development and environmental economics. I work with large and unique datasets using up-to-date econometric methods to develop interesting insights that have important policy implications.

I visited UC San Diego for an academic research stay in 2021-22.

In 2024/25, I will be on the academic job market.

Adrien Wicht

Verena Wiedemann

I am an economist with the International Finance Corporation's Economic Research Unit (World Bank Group) and an academic visitor at the Department of Economics at the University of Oxford.
My research interest lies at the intersection of trade, production networks, firm dynamics, environment, and economic development.

Rasmus Wiese

Frank Windmeijer

Ronald Wolthoff

Ashley Wong

Florian Wozny

Roujing Wu

I am a Ph.D. student in Economics at the University of Bologna. I am also affiliated with the International PhD College (Collegio Superiore) at the same university.

Xian Wu

I am an Econ Ph.D. student from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I am interested in finance, specifically focusing on market microstructure and macro-finance. I am on the 2024-2025 job market.

Conny Wunsch

Dajana Xhani

Junji Xiao

Yun Xiao

Haifeng Xu

Mengshan Xu

Pai Xu

Naoki Yago

I am a PhD student in economics at the University of Cambridge. My research interests are macroeconomics, international macro and finance, monetary economics, and macro-finance. I enrolled in PhD Fund Internship Program at the International Monetary Fund in 2023. I will be on the job market in 2023-24.

Kazuharu Yanagimoto

I am a PhD student at CEMFI. My research fields are labor, macro, and especially family economics.

I will be on the Job Market in 2024-2025

Yuki Yao

Vitaliia Yaremko

I am an Assistant Professor in Economics at Trinity College Dublin. I work on topics in macroeconomics, comparative economics, and economic history. My recent work consists of designing and testing interventions using randomized controlled trials to study the effects of macroeconomic expectations of households and firms on their decisions. In another line of research, I study the role of Soviet institutions and policies in long-term economic performance.

Alexander Yarkin

Yosuke Yasuda

I am a theoretical economist with a strong interest in applications. My research primarily focuses on Game Theory, Market Design, and Industrial Organization. I have published papers in top economics journals, including AER, AEJ: Micro, JET, J Math Econ, and RAND Journal of Economics, as well as leading journals in other fields such as AAMAS, Artificial Intelligence, and Scientific Reports.

Sevcan Yesiltas

Yabin Yin

My research interests are in the fields of development economics, environmental economics and political economy. My current works focus on the gender inequality associated with water in developing regions.

Motohiro Yogo

Dan Yu

Xiaobo Yu

Noam Yuchtman

Kelvin Yuen

Ipek Yukselen

Yeonggyu Yun

Hi, I am a PhD student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I am interested in international macroeconomics.

Emircan Yurdagul

Jeffrey Yusof

Paolo Zaffaroni

Anna Zaharieva

Nahim Bin Zahur

Andrei Zaloilo

Diego Zambiasi

I'm Diego, a lecturer (assistant professor) at Newcastle University Business School, UK, specializing in the economics of crime. My research spans street crime, white-collar crime, and the effects of drug regulation on criminal and police behavior. Utilizing large datasets from the US, UK, and Italy, I investigate the determinants of criminal and police actions across diverse settings.

Pascal Zamorski

Andy Zapechelnyuk

Chloé Zapha

Aliaksandr Zaretski

Labrini Zarpala

Marta Zava

On the job market! I apply Complexity & Network Science to Venture Capital data. I also work on banking and capital markets, artificial intelligence and natural language processing. I’m PhD candidate at GSEFM (Goethe, Frankfurt, Germany) and contract researcher and professor at Bocconi (Milan, Italy). Read my new book:“The Science of Influencers and Superspreaders
Using Networks and AI to Understand Fake News, Pandemics, Markets, and the Brain” (Makse & Zava, Springer Nature)

Sebastian Zelzner