Dissertationen

Jan Hattenbach:

• "The Global Financial Cycle and it’s Representation in Macroeconomic Models"

Luzie Thiel:

• "Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy"

Max Fuchs:

• "The Economic Impact of Digital Payment Systems"

Simon Hildebrandt:

• "Capital Flows, Business Cycles and the Competitiveness of Nations"

 Andreas Hanl:

• "In the Aftermath of Traditional Money: the Economic Effects of Digital Cryptographic Currencies".

Andreas Hanl:

• "In the Aftermath of Traditional Money: the Economic Effects of Digital Cryptographic Currencies"

Philipp Kirchner:

• "Shadow banking and the implications for monetary and macroprudential policy"

Dr. Benjamin Schwanebeck

• "Financial Frictions and the Design of Optimal Monetary Policy"

Dr. Benjamin Käfer:

• "The Interaction between Financial Stability and Financial Institutions: Some Reflections"

Dr. Jakob Palek:

• "Beyond Divine Coincidence: on the Supply-side Effects of Monetary Policy"

Dr. Marco de Pinto:

• "International Trade and Unemployment: a Theoretical Analysis."

Dr. Ulrich Zierahn:

• "Regional Labor Market Disparities - A New Economic Geography Perspective"

Dr. Heike Minich

• "Inflationsunterschiede in einer Währungsunion und die Möglichkeiten der Geldpolitik"

Dr. Martin Debus:

• "Arbeitsmarkteffekte des demografischen Wandels"

Dr. Jörg Lingens:

• "Union Wage Bargaining and Economic Growth"

Prof. Dr. Christina E. Bannier (geb. Metz):

• "Information Dissemination in Currency Crises"