Welcome
I recently completed my PhD in Economics at the Chair of Public and Behavioral Economics at the JGU Mainz. To learn more about me or receive my professional CV, please drop me an email. You can also check out my research or my academic CV.
Research
I am interested in behavioral and experimental research, data science, development economics and models of individual decision making. Methodologically, I have extensive experience in designing and conducting experiments and using methods from statistics, econometrics, and machine learning.
Working Papers
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Choosing the Pen over the Sword: Voting for Communication or Punishment in Public Goods Games
Job Market Paper -
The Effect of Corruptible Institutions on Interpersonal Trust
(joined with Mario Scharfbillig) -
Behavioral Time Choices in Speed-Accuracy Trade-offs: The Role of Subjective Beliefs and Uncertainty Attitudes
(joint work with N. Witzig)
Work in Progress
Teaching
Master
- Behavioral Public Policy Seminar
- Bounded Rationality Seminar
- Communication: Nothing but Cheap Talk? Seminar
- Principles of Public Economics Tutorial
- Mathematics for Economists Pre-semester Course
- Studies and Research in Economics Lecture
- Supervision of Master Theses
Bachelor
- Inequality Seminar and Bachelor Theses
- Economic Preferences of Children and Adolescents Seminar and Bachelor Theses
- Experimental Economics Semiar and Bachelor Theses
- Academic Writing Tutorial