Presenters

Martin Kapons

Joel Kariel

Daniel Kárpáti

Gustav Karreskog Rehbinder

I am currently a Postdoc at the Department of Economics at Uppsala University. I completed my Ph.D. at Stockholm School of Economics in the Spring of 2021.

My reasearch is primarily in the intersection of microeconomic theory and experimental economics. In particular, my research aims at understanding boundedly rational decision making, how incentives and experience guide human decision making via learning and heuristics, and how it impacts population behavior and economic outcomes.

Johannes Kasinger

Lorant Kaszab

I am senior researcher at the Central Bank of Hungary.
Published mainly in macro-finance. On the 2023 EEA-ESEM I present an empirical paper on the connection between CHF currency mismatches on the bank balance sheets and lending in domestic currency to firms. (co-authored with Palma Filep-Mosberger and Zhou Ren) After exchange rate shocks banks may cut their lending in domestic currency if they have on-balance sheet mismatch.

Gabor Katay

Lamis Kattan

Linde Kattenberg

Christoph Kaufmann

John Keating

Geoff Kenny

Anke Kessler

Aicha Kharazi

Gaurav Khatri

Alexey Khazanov

Abhinav Khemka

I am a fourth year Phd Student at the University of Barcelona and the Institute of Economics Barcelona (IEB). My research intrest lies in political economy and developement economics.

Laura Khoury

Dongwoo Kim

Assistant Professor of Economics
Econometrician interested in empirical problems

Heejeong Kim

Kyoo il Kim

Young-Kwang Kim

Sorravich Kingsuwankul

I am a post-doctoral researcher at the School of Business and Economics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a Candidate fellow at Tinbergen Institute. I obtained a PhD in Economics from Université Lyon 2, France. My research interests relate to behavioral and experimental economics on topics such as (dis)honesty, norms, information asymmetry and more recently gender.

Philipp Kircher

Prof. Kircher's work focuses primarily on labor markets: how firms set wages and how workers apply to them, how workers sort across occupations, and how this can be facilitated through better online search platforms. He has also worked on economic epidemiology in the context of HIV/AIDS and now Covid-19. He is a professor at Cornell University and at Universite Catholique de Louvain, and honorary at the University of Edinburgh. He was managing editor & chairman of the Review of Economic Studies.

Margarita Kirneva

I am a 4th year PhD candidate in Economics at CREST-Ecole Polytechnique working under the supervision of Olivier Gossner and Matías Núñez

In the Fall 2021/22 I visited Economics Department of Northwestern University, invited by Bruno Strulovici

Primary Fields: Game Theory, Information Theory, Information Design

Secondary Field: Social Choice

Krisztina Kis-Katos

Yuriy Kitsul

Victoria Klarosk

Viktoria Klaus

Philipp Klein

Andreas Kleiner

Jens Klooster

Justine Knebelmann

Jan Knoepfle

Matthew Knowles

Dmitriy Knyazev

Christian Koch

Federico Kochen

Johannes Koenig

Winfried Koeniger

Hideto Koizumi

Daniel Kolar

Benedikt Kolb

Alex Kontoghiorghes

Miklós Koren

Fredrik B. Kostøl

Tomoaki Kotera

Francois Koulischer

Sonja Kovacevic

Simon Krause

I am a second-year PhD student at University of Munich (LMU) and ifo Institute for Economic Research in Germany. My research focuses on labor, digital, urban, and public economics.

Marina Krauß

Johanna Krenz

Carla Krolage

Yizhou Kuang

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Department of Economics, University of Manchester. My research interests lie at the intersection of econometrics and macroeconomics, encompassing both theoretical and applied aspects.

Elif Kubilay

Dorothea Kübler

Marianna Kudlyak

Zoe Kuehn

Michael Kumhof

Max Kunaschk

Astrid Kunze

Astrid Kunze has a Ph.D. in Economics from UCL and is a Professor of Economics at the Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen, Norway. Her research interests are in the fields of labour economics, micro-econometric methods and merged register data.

Natalia Kuosmanen

Frederik Kurcz

Shoki Kusaka

Michael Kvasnicka

Jean-Paul L'Huillier

Louise Laage

Cristina Lafuente

Nicolas Lagios

I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. My research interests lie in the general area of Political Economy, Cultural Economics, and Applied Microeconomics.

Amartya Lahiri

Nora Lamersdorf

Geert Langenus

Christina Langer

Kevin J. Lansing

Alice Lapeyre

PhD student at CREST. My research lies at the intersection between labour and public economics. I have a main research agenda on short-time work programs and some other projects on firm labor demand.

Antonio Laplana

PhD Candidate at Tilburg University. Interested in Applied microeconomics, political economy, health and crime economics.

Stefan Laseen

Povilas Lastauskas

Albina Latifi

Salvatore Lattanzio