Presenters

Thomas Jungbauer

Maria Juul Hansen

I’m an applied micro-econometrician and a computational economist. I work in the field of structural estimation of dynamic models of individual and household behaviour applied to urban economics, family economics, economics of education and labor economics.

Jan Kabatek

Kathrin Kaestner

Emir Kamenica

Sotiris Kampanelis

I am an Assistant Professor at Cardiff Business School in the Department of Economics. My research interests lie in the broad area of development economics and economic geography.

ketevani kapanadze

Hi, I am Ph.D. candidate at CERGE-EI, Prague.
My research interests lie in Regional Economics, Economic Geography, and European Integration. Currently, I got interested in covid economics as well.
Also, I enjoy remote sensing and use unconventional data sources for economic analysis, e.g., day-time & nighttime satellite images.

Svatopluk Kapounek

Tural Karimli

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Finance at the Frankfurt School.

My research interests lie in household and behavioral finance.

Hanno Kase

I am a post-doctoral associate at the University of Minnesota. I am interested in quantitative macroeconomics, monetary and macroprudential policy, and computational methods using deep learning.

Daniil Kashkarov

Johannes Kasinger

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics & Finance at the Goethe University Frankfurt. I worked as Head of Policy Center at the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research (SAFE) and visited the Economics department at the UC Berkeley. My research applies microeconometric methods and economic theory to study questions in household finance, public finance, industrial organization, and quantitative marketing. Individual information processing and choice under uncertainty are central to most of my papers.

Lorant Kaszab

Deniz Kattwinkel

Christoph Kaufmann

Kei Kawakami

Aleksandr Kazakov

Gustave Kenedi

Henri Keränen

Toygar T. Kerman

Martin Kerndler

I am a Postdoc labor economist with both theoretical and applied focus. My research deals with inefficiencies in wage setting as well as occupational safety at the work place.

Research fields: Population Economics, Labor Economics, Public Economics, Applied Microeconometrics

Sascha Keweloh

Suzanna Khalifa

I am on the 2022-2023 job market, and I will be available for interviews at the EEA 2022 and the ASSA 2023 meetings.

I'm interested in development and gender economics. My curent works focus on the interaction between violence against women and marriage market outcomes in Africa.

Aicha Kharazi

Roza Khoban

Christian Kiedaisch

Mustafa Kilinc

Daisoon Kim

Heejeong Kim

Associate Professor

Hyung Joo Kim

Karin Kinnerud

Philipp Kircher

Prof. Kircher's work focuses primarily on labor markets: how firms set wages and how workers apply to them, how workers sort across occupations, and how this can be facilitated through better online search platforms. He has also worked on economic epidemiology in the context of HIV/AIDS and now Covid-19. He is the Irving M. Ives Professor of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, researcher at Universite Catholique de Louvain, and honorary professor at the University of Edinburgh.

Shuhei Kitamura

Onno Kleen

Alexander Klein

Mathias Klein

Pete Klenow

Bogdan Klishchuk

Jan Knoepfle

Matthew Knowles

Michal Kobielarz

Andrzej Kociecki

Boon Han Koh

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the School of Economics at the University of East Anglia.

My main research interests are in the fields of experimental and behavioral economics, with a focus on beliefs, gender, and experimental methodology.

I obtained my Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Melbourne in 2018.

Melike Kökkızıl

Benedikt Kolb

I am an economist at the Directorate General Financial Stability at Deutsche Bundesbank. My work includes DSGE models and macroeconometric analyses for long-term analytical projects. I graduated from the European University Institute, where my advisors were Fabio Canova and Juan José Dolado.

Research Interests: Empirical Macroeconomics, Financial Stability, Monetary Policy, Computation and Estimation of DSGE Models

David Koll

Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of Mannheim & Research Associate at the European University Institute

Gilbert Kollenbach

Robert Kollmann

Toshiaki Komatsu

Nick W. Koning

I am Assistant Professor in Econometrics/statistics at Erasmus University Rotterdam. My interest is hypothesis testing, with a particular interest in testing invariance.

Mika Kortelainen

I am a Professor of Health Economics at the University of Turku and Chief Researcher at the VATT Institute for Economic Research, Finland.

Research Fields: Health Economics, Economics of Education, Applied Microeconometrics

Theodore Koutmeridis

Sergey Kovbasyuk

John Kramer

I am a recent graduate of the Institute for International Studies (IIES) at Stockholm University. Soon, I will be starting my tenure as an assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen.
I am interested in macroeconomics, monetary economics and mobility.

Simon Krause

I am a PhD student at the University of Munich (LMU) and ifo Institute for Economic Research in Germany. My research interests are in applied microeconomics, public, and urban economics as well as empirical methods. I am specifically interested in the economic effects of the digital transformation.

Thomas Krause

Research Economist at Danmarks Nationalbank

Christian Krekel

Johanna Krenz

I'm an assistant professor at Hamburg University. My primary fields of interest are Macroeconomics, International Macro and Finance and Monetary Economics.

I mainly work with DSGE models. Currently I study unconventional monetary policy in a monetary union, using a two-country DSGE model (presented at EEA). Further recent work includes the analysis of macroprudential policy in a regime-switching DSGE model and the analysis of financial integration and cross-country business cycle correlations.

Thilo Kroeger

Sonya Krutikova

Elif Kubilay

Kathleen Kuerschner Rauck

Konrad Kuhmann

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Berlin School of Economics (BSE) and a research assistant at the Institute of Economic Policy at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

I work on empirical and theoretical research projects in the field of macroeconomics, focusing on unconventional monetary policy, financial intermediation and credit supply, and firm heterogeneity.

Moritz Kuhn

Timo Kuosmanen

My research interests span applied economics, econometrics, mathematical economics, microeconomic theory, and operational research. The key objective of my methodological research is to bridge the gap between theoretical rigor and policy-relevance. My application domains include such areas as agriculture and forestry, banking and finance, education and healthcare, energy and environment, markets and regulation, utilities and transportation, among others.

Nina Kupzig

Bohdana Kurylo

Shoki Kusaka

Nikolas Kuschnig

I'm a PhD candidate at the Vienna University for Economics and Business. My research interests are in Bayesian econometrics, applied econometrics, and environmental economics.

Alexey Kushnir

Luc Laeven

Nicolas Lagios

I am a PhD in Economics at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium.

My research interests lie in the general area of Political Economics, Cultural Economics, and Applied Microeconomics.

Etienne Lalé

I am an associate professor of economics at the University of Quebec at Montreal and an IZA Research Affiliate. My research focuses on macroeconomics and labor economics.

Justin Franco Lam

Fanny Landaud

Julia Lang

Alastair Langtry

Giacomo Lanzani

Kieran Larkin

Andrea Lassmann