Jon Hoddenbagh
Johns Hopkins UniversityMichal Hodor
Tel Aviv UniversityEran Hoffmann
Hebrew UniversityAntonia Hohmann
University of MuensterI am a PhD candidate at the Institute for Public and Regional Economics at the University of Münster and part of the Research School of International Taxation. My research interests are in applied microeconomics, with a particular focus on personal and corporate income taxation.
Pär Holmberg
IFNPär Holmberg is Associate Professor in Economics and has a Ph.D. in Electric Power Engineering. Both degrees are from Uppsala University (dissertations in 2000 and 2005). He is a Senior Research Fellow of IFN in Stockholm and an associate of Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG), University of Cambridge, and Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (PESD), Stanford University.
Maren Holthe Hedne
University of OsloPhD student in economics at the University of Oslo. Visited LSE during the academic year 2023/2024. My research interests are environmental economics, labour and trade. My job market paper studies the skill-bias of green technological change, using detailed administrative data and a novel identification strategy. I will be on the 2024/2025 European job market.
Ju Yeong Hong
Humboldt-Universität zu BerlinDaniela Horta Saenz
AIX MARSEILLE UNIVERSITÉ - LABORATOIRE AMSELaura Hospido
Banco de EspañaI am an advisor to the Secretary of State for Economy and Business Support, at the Spanish Ministry of Economy, Commerce and Business. I am also a Senior Economist at the DG Economics, Statistics, and Research of the Banco de España. I joined IZA as a Research Affiliate in 2006 and as a Research Fellow in 2013. Since January 2023, I am a BdE-CEMFI Research Associate. My research interests include earnings dynamics, wage inequality, labour supply, gender economics, and financial competences.
Klajdi Hoxha
Stanford Graduate School of BusineesI am a 3rd year PhD candidate in Economics at Stanford Graduate School of Business. My work is at the intersection of mechanism design and markets for information goods.
Chih-Sheng Hsieh
National Taiwan UniversityAudrey Hu
City University of Hong KongEn Hua Hu
Toronto/OxfordXiao Hu
Department of Economics, Stockholm School of EconomicsYuxiao Hu
LSEI am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the London School of Economics (LSE). I hold a Master's degree in Economics from the University of Chicago.
My passion lies in studying the impacts of environmental policies in the context of climate change and natural disasters. By leveraging empirical strategies, structural models, and engineering models, I hope my research helps to design the optimal environmental policy solutions for those challenges.
My research covers China, sub-Saharan African countries, and the United States.
In my job market paper, I study the benefits and costs of a flood risk redistribution policy that protects urban areas at the cost of harming rural counties. Specifically, I integrate hydrological models into economic analysis.
Ching-I Huang
National Taiwan UniversityJi Huang
The Chinese University of Hong KongJiantao Huang
University of Hong KongRuobing Huang
ETH ZurichYangguang Sunny Huang
HK University of Science & TechnologyPatrick Hufschmidt
Technical University of DortmundAlbert Jan Hummel
University of AmsterdamMaximilian Huppertz
Bank of EnglandI am a Research Economist at the Bank of England. I study the impact of climate change on firms and trade. I have also worked on the effect of information frictions on supply chains. I use reduced-form and machine learning methods to identify causal relationships, and combine those with structural models to understand equilibrium and policy implications. I received my PhD from the University of Michigan in 2024.
Muzammil Hussain
University of SiegenJakob Hußmann
Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyTran Huynh
Friedrich Schiller University JenaRustam Ibragimov
Imperial College Business School, New Economic School and the Centre for Econometrics and Business Analytics (ceba-lab.org)Klea Ibrahimi
Central European UniversityYoko Ibuka
Keio UniversityYoko Ibuka, a health economist, focuses on understanding how people’s everyday decisions shape health. Before her current role as a Professor of Economics at Keio University, Ibuka held academic positions at several institutions, including Yale School of Public Health, Hitotsubashi University, and Tohoku University. She earned her PhD in Economics from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
Sota Ichiba
Tilburg UniversityJulius Ilciukas
University of AmsterdamNicole Immorlica
Microsoft ResearchYuko Imura
Bank of CanadaKazuma Inagaki
University of RochesterKonstantinos Ioannidis
University of CambridgeI am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Cambridge. I am part of the Leverhulme International Professorship in Neuroeconomics Lab lead by professor Peter Bossaerts. Our focus is on how computational complexity affects decision making and how markets can help individuals solve complex problems. I am also interested the dichotomy between honest and dishonest communication, and habit formation.
Miguel A Iraola
Miami Herbert Business School, University of MiamiNiklas Isaak
RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic ResearchAnni Isojärvi
Federal Reserve BoardBeata Itin-Shwartz
Bar-Ilan UniversityRia Ivandic
University of Zagreb, London School of EconomicsLusine Ivanov-Davtyan
CERGE-EII am currently a Ph.D. candidate and Junior Researcher at CERGE-EI in Prague, Czech Republic, specializing in applied economics. My research areas are Development Economics and Gender Economics, with a specific focus on assessing the ways conflicts impact households in developing countries, unraveling the social, and political consequences.
Ranae Jabri
University of SydneyIvan Jaccard
European Central BankTim Jackson
University of LiverpoolNikolai Jäger
DIW / MCC BerlinKevin R. James
London School of EconomicsKevin R. James is an economist in the Systemic Risk Centre at the London School of Economics (k.james1@lse.ac.uk).
Moritz Janas
New York University Abu DhabiOle Jann
CERGE-EISimon Jantschgi
University of OxfordI'm a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oxford's Department of Economics, a Non-Stipendiary Research Fellow at Nuffield College, and a member of the Zurich Center for Market Design.
I focus on market design and microeconomic theory, emphasizing how they can be applied to real-world markets. Recently, I've been fascinated by the design of financial markets and online trading platforms, and creating fair and efficient ways to (re)allocate indivisible goods. For a bit of fun, I also apply game theory to sports like football and tennis.
Luis F. Jaramillo
University of MaryalndMarek Jasinski
University of Oslo/Statistics NorwayJonas Jessen
IZA & IABGuohui Jiang
University of Zurich5th-year PhD student
Rafael Jimenez
Bocconi UniversityChuqing Jin
Toulouse School of EconomicsHongyuan Jin
University of California, Santa BarbaraLeticia Juarez
Inter-American Development BankChristian Julliard
London School of EconomicsKathrin Kaestner
RWI - Leibniz Institute for Economic ResearchHiroaki Kaido
Boston UniversityMatthias Kaldorf
Deutsche BundesbankMaren Kaliske
University of Duisburg-EssenIryna Kaminska
Bank of EnglandSamuel Kang
University of St. GallenI 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
Hitotsubashi UniversityCarolina Kansikas
University of WarwickDiego R. Känzig
Northwestern UniversityOtto Kässi
Etla Economic ResearchLorant Kaszab
Central Bank of HungaryOn the EEA 2024 I present about the connection between endogenous growth and asset prices.