Welcome
I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the Chair of Public and Behavioral Economics at the JGU Mainz. To learn more about me, please check out my CV or my research.
Research
I am interested in behavioral and experimental research, development economics and models of individual decision making. I am specifically interested in communication, cooperation, learning and time-allocation decisions.
Working Papers
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The Effect of Corruptible Institutions on Interpersonal Trust
(joined with Mario Scharfbillig)
Work in Progress
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Choosing the Pen or the Sword? Communication as an Endogenous Institutional Choice in Public Goods Games
Job Market Paper Draft available upon request - Behavioural Time Allocation
(joint work with N. Witzig) -
Statistical Learning in Hybrid Systems
(joint work with J. Disselhoff, D. Schunk, M. Wand)
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
Bachelor
- Inequality Seminar and Bachelor Theses
- Economic Preferences of Children and Adolescents Seminar and Bachelor Theses
- Academic Writing Tutorial