We are pleased to announce that Martin Karlsson, in collaboration with an international consortium comprising researchers from 11 countries, has successfully secured a research grant […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Erik Bengtsson (Lund University) on the topic „The Social Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism Reconsidered: […]

New publication: “No-claim refunds and healthcare use” authored by Martin Karlsson together with Daniel Avdic (Deakin University), Martin Salm (Tilburg University) and Simon Decker (formerly UDE) has […]

The next RTG research seminar talk will follow in January 2024 and will be given by Maksym Obrizan (Kyiv School of Economics) on the topic […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Wolfgang Keller (University of Colorado Boulder/ NBER) on the topic „Colocation of Production and Innovation: […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Philipp Meinen (Deutsche Bundesbank) on the topic „The effect of EU ETS on productivity”. The […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Armando Miano (Harvard University) on the topic „Search Costs, Outside Options, and On-the-Job Search”. The […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Steffen Altmann (University of Duisburg-Essen) on the topic „The Direct and Indirect Effects of Online […]

Next week’s RTG research seminar talk will be given by Pierre Magontier (University of Bern) on the topic „The Unintended Consequences of Post-Disaster Policies for […]

The paper “The End that Justifies the Means: Censorship in Democracy” by Lorenz Gschwent (RTG 2484, University of Duisburg-Essen), together with Marcel Caesmann (University of […]