Presenters

Bruno Pessoa Carvalho

I am currently a Visiting Professor at the Department of Economics of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and an Associate Fellow at ECARES (SBS-EM, Université Libre de Bruxelles).
I work mostly on public economics and political economy.

Anna Pestova

Noemi Peter

Rita Peto

Robert Petrunia

Luca Picariello

Myroslav Pidkuyko

Ferdinand Pieroth

Diane Pierret

Davide Pietrobon

Gabor Pinter

Jon Piqueras

PhD Candidate at University College London.
Fields: Labor Economics, Public Economics.

Sophie Piton

Francisco Pitthan

Francisco Pitthan is a PhD student in economics at the Faculty of Business and Economics of KU Leuven. His research is focused on quantitative and behavioural finance, developing financial education interventions and experiments aimed to reduce the effects of cognitive biases and improve financial literacy, decisions and financial health. He has applied this expertise in projects in collaboration with public and private institutions to foster better financial education and behavioural insights.

Mikkel Plagborg-Møller

Josef Platzer

Verena Pluempe

Andrea Podhorsky

Maximilian Pöhnlein

Côme Poirier

Sebastian Poledna

Alexander Popov

Sergey V. Popov

Valerio Poti

Valerio is Professor of Finance in the Business School of University College Dublin, where he is the Director of the doctoral programme and of the UCD Smurfit Centre for Doctoral Research. He is also a visiting professor of Econometrics in the University of Bari in Italy. He is the Main Proposer and co-Chair of the H2020 COST Action "Fintech and Artificial Intelligence in Finance - Towards a transparent financial industry" (CA19130).

Galina Potjagailo

Tom Potoms

Jean-Christophe Poudou

Thaline do Prado

Erik Prawitz

Timm Prein

Mounu Prem

Justus Preusser

Ervin Prifti

Ervin Prifti is a Senior Economist with the Research Department of the International Monetary Fund working on issues of food and energy security and agricultural commodity markets. Previously, he has worked as an Economist for the United Nations and in the financial industry. His research has been featured in top academic journals.

Elisabeth Proehl

I am an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Amsterdam. I received a PhD in Finance from the University of Geneva and the Swiss Finance Institute in June 2018. My research is focused on the theory and computation of general equilibrium models with heterogeneity and its application to macro-financial models. In particular, I am interested in the implications for wealth inequality, stock market participation, asset prices and firm financing.

David Puig

Giuseppe Pulito

Fanny Puljic

Pengzhan Qian

Ph.D. candidate at Queen Mary University of London

Christina Qiu

Xiangyu Qu

Albert Queralto

Climent Quintana-Domeque

Roxanne Raabe

PhD student and junior researcher at the Institute for Public and Regional Economics at the University of Muenster, Germany.

Shiran Rachmilevitch

Laura Radatz

PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Tuebingen, Germany, with a focus on multidimensional inequality, well-being, and health.

David Rahman

Arvid Raknerud

Mapi Ramos

Julio Ramos-Tallada

Senior economist at the International Economics and Cooperation Directorate. I currently organize international seminars and technical assistance in macroeconomics and statistics for the capacity building division of the Banque de France.

Eva Ranehill

Ansgar Rannenberg

Giacomo Ranzato

Malte Jacob Rattenborg

Anna Raute

Farshad Ravasan

Emilien Ravigné

Emilien is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oxford. His main field is in Environmental Economics. He hold a PhD from Université Paris-Saclay (France).
His main focus is on the conditions for a fair transition, mainly in France and the UK. His work assesses the distributional impacts of net zero policies on households and how green technical change and climate policies impact productivity, labour and capital, hence the distribution of income.

Dilip Ravindran

Maria Recalde

Henry Redondo

Tali Regev

Rastislav Rehák

Niklas Reinhardt

Ricardo Reis

Théodore Renault

Marta Reynal Querol

Nicholas Reynolds

Mauricio Ribeiro

Morgane Richard

Hello!
I am an Economics PhD candidate at University College London.
I am a quantitative macroeconomist with research interests in housing, consumption and wealth inequality, and labour markets.
My supervisors are Morten O. Ravn, Ralph Luetticke, and Franck Portier.
I will be on the job market in 2023/2024.

Björn Richter

Jonna Rickardsson

My research interests lie at the intersection of political economics and regional economics. I am particularly interested in regional perspectives on voting behavior, political bias, and political conflict, and the role of regional dynamics such as urbanization, immigration, regional disparities, and the changing media landscape on political outcomes.

I am currently a PhD candidate in Economics at Jönköping International Business School

Julie Riise

Mikkel Riiser

Johannes Rincke

Juan Rios

Kumar Rishabh

Kim Ristolainen

Kim Ristolainen is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Economics at University of Turku. His research interests are in machine learning, behavioral finance and financial stability. He has previously worked as an Yrjö Jahnsson Fellow in the Department of Economics at MIT and as a project researcher at the Bank of Finland’s Monetary Policy and Research Department.

Marcos Ritel

My research interests are international trade, trade policy, trade agreements, international trade and the environment.

Ernesto Rivera Mora

I recently graduated with my PhD in Economics from the University of Arizona.

During the 2023-2024 academic year, I will be a postdoctoral fellow at the Cowles Foundation at Yale University.

Starting in Fall 2024, I will be joining the Economics Department at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

My primary research focuses on microeconomic theory.

Lucia Rizzica

Paolo Roberti

I am an assistant professor at the faculty of economics and management, Free University of Bozen/Bolzano. My research focuses on the incentives that drive the implementation of different policies by politicians, legislators and autocrats.