What can you do with 30 pages?
medicine: 15 papers
physics: 3 papers
political science: 1 paper
economics: 1 reply to the referees

📢Attention all in #HealthEconomics , #publichealth , & #Epidemiology ! Join us for the 1st Workshop on the Economics of Pandemic Preparedness in Stockholm, 19-20 June 2024. Expect great research, lively discussions, and a stunning setting. Don't miss the early bird by April 1st!

Excited to share our new working paper “Opinion Dynamics meet Agent-based Climate Economics: An Integrated Analysis of Carbon Taxation” with Luca Eduardo Fierro and Patrick Mellacher

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#EconTwitter , #EUClimatePolicy , #CarbonTax , #RevenueRecycling , #PublicOpinion

Looking forward to talking about my work on epi-econ ABMs at ZU Friedrichshafen today

'Better never means better for everyone. It always means worse for some' - The 'commander' in The Handmaid's Tale is clearly not a fan of Pareto

Last days to apply!

Very happy to teach climate-change economics at this great new Winter School!

Throwback to a time when you could publish a German paper in Econometrica, providing only a summary in English (well, perhaps only if 'you' were a NSDAP member 'reading' your paper 'before' a conference in fascist Italy).

Academia . edu trying really hard to drag me into a parallel universe where Daron Acemoglu cited my paper

I am happy to share that a new version of our paper 'Objectifying the Measurement of Voter Ideology With Expert Data' (joint work with Gernot Lechner, previously called 'Predicting Voter Ideology Using Machine Learning') is now available at osf.io/6jmga

Our paper (with Tomasz Makarewicz & Jiri Kukacka) on #COVID19 and #behavioral #macro dynamics is finally out at #JEBO ! We show how misperceptions or even “scepticism” about the disease may undermine public health policies in the long-run. #EconTwitter
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Yesterday, this year's Graz Schumpeter Lectures with Kaushik Basu on 'The Algebra of Authoritarianism' started. The introductory session was excellent, with many references to the history of economic thought. Really looking forward to the next days featuring three more lectures.

Looking forward to presenting our paper (joint work with Theresa Hager and Magdalena Rath) at the research seminar of the ICAE (JKU - Johannes Kepler Universität Linz ) tomorrow at 10:30 (CET). Join via zoom: jku.zoom.us/j/96254085692?…