Biography

I’m an Economist at the ifo Institute in the ifo Center for Macroeconomics and Surveys. Before, I was PhD student at the University of Munich. I defended my thesis in July 2019.

During summer 2019, I worked at the European Central Bank in the Supply Side, Labour and Surveillance Division as a PhD trainee.

My research interests include macroeconomics and inequality, fiscal policy and labor supply. I have developed a random utility discrete choice model to estimate household responses to the tax and transfer system using the tax model EUROMOD. I also work with heterogeneous agent models on automatic stabilizers.