Universität Bonn

Department of Economics / BGSE

Job Market Candidates 2024/25

Job Market Candidates 2023/24: Post Docs
 
Our current Post Doctoral Job Market Candidates for the Department of Economics are here.
Christina Brinkmann
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Christina Brinkmann

Job Market Paper: Do Firms Hedge Human Capital?

Research Topics: Labor and Finance, Corporate Finance, Financial Markets, Labor Economics

References: Farzad Saidi, Xavier Giroud, Simon Jäger

Maximilian Grimm
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Maximilian Grimm

Job Market Paper:
The Effect of Monetary Policy on Systemic Bank Funding Stability

Research Topics: Banking and Financial Intermediation, Macro-Finance, Monetary Policy

References: Moritz Schularick, Farzad Saidi, Alan M. Taylor, Emil Verner

Leanne Nam
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Leanne Nam

Research Topics:  Macroeconomics, Labor Markets, and Household Finance

References: Moritz Kuhn, Thomas Hintermaier, Christian Bayer

Lennard Schlattmann
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Lennard Schlattmann

Job Market Paper: Spatial Redistribution of Carbon Taxes

Research Topics: Quantitative Macroeconomics, Climate, Labor, Family Economics

References: Moritz Kuhn, Pavel Brendler, Christian Bayer

Gero Stiepelmann
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Gero Stiepelmann

Job Market Paper: Optimal Short-Time Work Policy in Recession

Research Topics: Macroeconomics and Public Economics, Labor Economics, and Monetary Economics

References: Moritz Kuhn, Keith Kuester und Christian Bayer

Jakob Wegmann
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Jakob Wegmann

Job Market Paper: Withheld from Working More? Withholding Taxes and the Labor Supply of Married Women

Research Topics: Applied Microeconomics, Labor Economics, Public Economics

References: Thomas Dohmen, Amelie Schiprowski, Josef Zweimüller


Placement Director

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Prof. Dr. Stephan Lauermann

Placement Coordinator

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Dr. Silke Kinzig


Our alumni have obtained prestigious positions at universities in the U.S. (e.g., Harvard, Berkeley, Penn, UCLA, CalTech, Michigan, Minnesota), in Europe (e.g., Bocconi, University College London, Manchester, Pompeu Fabra, Rotterdam, Tilburg, Carlos III, Stockholm, Zurich) and in Germany (e.g., Mannheim, Munich, Berlin, Cologne). In addition, many now work in public institutions aswell as in the non-academic sector (e.g., European Central Bank, German Central Bank, European Stability Mechanism (ESM), Bank of England, U.S. Federal Reserve Board, National Bureau of Economic Research, Cambridge (MA), McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group).

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