Presenters

Tobias Eibinger

My research focuses on empirical environmental economics, particularly the effect of transport policies on emission reductions. Methodologically, I specialize in econometrics with an emphasis on time-series analysis, marco-panels, and causal difference-in-differences designs. My work also involves spatial data analysis to examine the socio-economic impacts of economic activities. Recently, I have been working with register data to study gendered commuting behavior and related spatial aspects.

Ran Eilat

Thomas Eisfeld

I am a final-year PhD Candidate at CORE/LIDAM, UCLouvain, and ECARES, ULB.

My research interests include Industrial Organization and Behavioral Economics, focusing on issues of the digital economy. I employ a combination of theoretical and experimental tools in my research.

Kenza Elass

Leonardo Elias

Logan Emery

Erik Engberg

I am a PhD candidate at Örebro University, and the Ratio Institute, Sweden. My primary research interest is the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the labour market. Other interests include political economy, innovation policy, and policy evaluation.

OPEN DATA AND ONLINE APPENDIX FOR OUR PAPER:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16PwsyGY28iXnsGOIY7dzN6hDwwxIuHRV

WEBSITE FOR OUR RESEARCH PROJECT, AI-ECON LAB:
https://www.ai-econlab.com

Onur Eryilmaz

Ilya Eryzhenskiy

Aurélien Espic

Jana Eßer

Teresa Esteban-Casanelles

Fernanda Estevan

Florian Exler

Natalia Fabra

Andreas Fagereng

Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser

Lei Fang

Ximeng Fang

Antoine Ferey

Francesco Ferlenga

Bruno Ferman

Sofia Fernandez Guerrico

I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Konstanz. I am also a Research Affiliate of the IZA Institute of Labor Economics.

I work on topics related to Labor Economics and Health Economics.

Session: "Mental Health" on Thursday 28.8 at 11am

Clodomiro Ferreira

Im a Research Economist at the Bank of Spain, Monetary Policy Strategy Unit.
Im quite eclectic about methods and topics. Broadly interested on household and firm heterogeneity, monetary policy, expectation formation, housing and computational methods.

Born and raised in Patagonia (Argentina), I used to be a ski instructor and fly-fishing guide.

I'm organizing a session called "Expectation Formation, Narratives, and Policy: Recent Developments on Theory and Evidence"
When and where: *Tuesday 27th, 9am. Zaal Leuven (M1-08)* room

Axelle Ferriere

Davide Fiaschi

Matteo Ficarra

I am a PhD Candidate in International Economics at the Geneva Graduate Institute and a Research Fellow at the Centre for International Environmental Studies.

My research interests lie at the intersection between macroeconomics, environmental economics and fiscal policy.

I have held research positions at IGIER, the European Investment Bank, and the Bank of England.

Torsten Figueiredo Walter

Cristina Figueroa Sisniega

Simon Finster

Raffaele Fiocco

Carina Fleischer

Daniela Flörchinger

Research interests: behavioral economics, environmental economics

Joel Flynn

Manuel Foerster

I am an Assistant Professor at the Center for Mathematical Economics at Bielefeld University. I obtained my Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Paris 1 and the University of Louvain.

My research interests are in applied microeconomic theory and game theory, in particular information economics, social and economic networks, industrial organization, and political economy.

Luca Fontanelli

Hi! I am a postdoctoral researcher in Economics at the University of Brescia. The main focus of my research relates to firm and industry dynamics, digitalisation and climate change. I predominantly work with theoretical models of firm dynamics and firm-level micro-data.

Alain-Philippe Fortin

Emanuele Franceschi

I am currently a Graduate Program Participant at the European Central Bank, DG Research. In 2021 I received my PhD from the Paris School of Economics and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University.

My research interests are mainly in financial stabilty, macro finance, monetary policy, macroeconometrics.

I am also interested in coding for different purposes in academic research, for econometrics, simulations, and data scraping, collection, harmonisation, and maintenance from unconventional sources.

Lavinia Franco

Maria Frech

Gustav Fredriksson

I am a PhD candidate in environmental economics at ETH Zurich. My research interests relate to the distributional and labor market effects of climate policy. I use general equilibrium modelling, integrated assessment modelling, and empirical techniques to study the impact of climate policy on unemployment and jobs, the distributional effects of climate policy, and the public acceptability of carbon pricing policies. I hold a MSc in economics from the Stockholm School of Economics.

Aleksandra Friedl

Naomi Friedman Sokuler

My research is in the fields of Labor Economics and Economics of Education with a particular interest in inequality along the lines of gender, class, immigration and ethnicity and their intersections. My research aims to connect data analysis with the context of people's lives to help inform and design public policy.

Melanie Friedrichs

Melanie Friedrichs joined the Office of Financial Research in 2024. Her primary areas of research are macrofinance, monetary policy, and credit cycles. Her research focuses on the implications of financial frictions and portfolio choice for output and inflation. She has served as a staff economist for macro at the Council of Economic Advisers and worked on international financial stability at the Federal Reserve Board. She holds a doctorate in economics from the NYU Stern School of Business.

Tilman Fries

I am a microeconomist, with a focus on behavioral and experimental economics. My current research focuses on how belief-based utility and narratives impact strategic decision-making and belief formation.

Wolfgang Frimmel

Maren Froemel

Takako Fujiwara-Greve

Franziska Funke

Bathusi Gabanatlhong

Christophe Gaillac

Jordi Galí

Katia Gallegos Torres

Bernhard Ganglmair

Bernhard Ganglmair is an associate professor at the University of Mannheim and a research economist at ZEW Mannheim. He is on the board of MaCCI and holds memberships in the steering group of the Competition Law and Economics European Network (CLEEN) and the UK Innovation Research Caucus. Bernhard's research covers a variety of topics related to technology standardization, patents, trade secrets, contracts, economic analysis of law, and competition economics.

Konstantin Gantert

I am a Visiting Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics at Tilburg University. I hold a PhD in Economics (2022) from Leipzig University.

My research interest is macroeconomics, in particular:
1. Monetary and fiscal economics
2. Search-and-matching theory
3. Household time allocation
4. Cyclical productivity and capacity utilization

Wenzheng Gao

Zhan Gao

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at University of Southern California. My research interests lie in both econometric theory and applied econometrics. I specialize in high-dimensional methods in time series and panel data models. I also have broad interests and have done works in empirical asset pricing, labor/personnel economics, economics of digital platforms, AI, and interdisciplinary research joint with the biostatistics and communications communities.

Daniel Garcés-Díaz

Pilar Garcia-Gomez

Malin Gardberg

Luis Garicano

Cesar Garro-Marin

Manon Garrouste

I am an Associate Professor at the University of Lille and will soon be joining the University of Paris-Saclay as a Full Professor.

My research interests include applied microeconometrics, economics of education and urban economics.

Viola Garstenauer

I am a PhD candidate at TU Wien.
My research interests are macroeconomics, family, inequality, and taxation.

Francesco Saverio Gaudio

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at Sapienza University of Rome, Department of Economics and Law.

Previously, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Aix-Marseille School of Economics. I hold a PhD in Finance and Econometrics from Warwick Business School.

My research focuses on the interactions between business cycle fluctuations, asset prices and heterogeneity in households' financial portfolios.

Jean-François Gauthier

Evelina Gavrilova

Victor Gay

Erqi Ge

Esther Gehrke

Esther Gehrke is an applied microeconomist with interests in education, development, and agriculture. She is Assistant Professor in the Section Economics (Agricultural Economics and Rural Policy) at Wageningen University. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Passau, and has previously worked as postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Goettingen (Germany), and as research fellow at the German Development Institute.

Theresa Geißler

I'm a senior PhD student at the Institute of Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the European Union (IAAEU) and the Chair of Personnel Economics at Trier University.

My research interest lies in applied microeconomics, focusing on the interplay of education and labour economics.

Dimitris Georgarakos

Georgios (Yorgos) Gerasimou

Leonie Gerhards

Antoine Germain

Andrea Ghisletta

Matias Giaccobasso

Domenico Giannone

Domenico Giannone is an Assistant Director at the International Monetary Fund and an Affiliate Professor at the University of Washington. His general research fields are macroeconometrics, forecasting, monetary policy, and business cycles. Before joining the IMF, he was Senior Principal Economist at Amazon.com, Assistant Vice President at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Professor of Economics at the Université libre de Bruxelles, and Economist at the European Central Bank.

Matan Gibson

A PhD candidate interested in Corporate Governance and Microeconomic Theory

Marek Giebel