Presenters

Tomas Jagelka

Tomáš Jagelka is a postdoc at the University of Bonn.

His current research focuses on improving the measurement of preferences and skills using structural econometric methods. The objective is to identify the number and nature of skills required to adequately characterize human potential. His work was recognized by the French Economic Association (Best PhD in economics defended in France in 2019), by the IAAE (Best paper presented by a PhD student), and by the Slovak Economic Association.

Tanya Jain

I am an applied microeconomist interested in corporate finance and economics of innovation. My current research focuses on the role of legal institutions and government R&D tax incentives in encouraging firms to innovate with a focus on emerging economies.

Pirkka Jalasjoki

Economist at the Forecasting Division of the Bank of Finland. Responsible for forecasting Finnish public finances. Also a doctoral student (Economics) at the University of Helsinki.

Aljoscha Janssen

Eva Janssens

Currently at University of Amsterdam, joining the Federal Reserve Board as an Economist this Fall.

Joakim Jansson

Joakim Jansson is currently employed as a postdoc fellow at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN). He is also affiliated with the department of economics and statistics at Linnaeus University and the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) at Stockholm University, and holds a PhD in Economics from Stockholm University from November 2018.
His research interests are:
Discrimination
Labor Economics
Political Economics
Applications in Econometrics
Applications in Big Data and ML

Simon Jantschgi

Lingqing Jiang

Shaofei Jiang

I am a postdoct at the University of Bonn. My research interests are in information economics and game theory. My recent research studies verifiable disclosure games and persuasion by an informed principal.

Xian Jiang

Peiran Jiao

Weifeng Jin

Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, incoming visiting professor at Universidad de Barcelona. His research interest mainly lies in Time Series Econometrics with a focus on linear and non-linear, non-casual/invertible time series, quantiles, and forecasting.

Wenchao Jin

I recently finished my PhD at University College London. I will join University of Sussex as a lecturer (assistant professor) from September 2022. I have been at Institute for Fiscal Studies since 2010 as a Research Economist and later a PhD scholar.

Lin Jing

Koen Jochmans

Julian Vedeler Johnsen

John Jones

Clement Joubert

Arthur Juet

Christian Julliard

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.