
Economist // Post Doc @PLUS_1622 // Monetary Policy, Housing markets, Inequality // Previously @WU_econ @Bankofengland @univienna
Joined October 2020
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🚀 Space Economics 🚀
I am very happy to receive the Transfer & Innovation Grant (TIG) from the Universität Salzburg for a project on Space Economics.
Space activities are rapidly evolving—from rare, government-led missions to frequent commercial launches, routine ->
satellite deployments, and long-term ambitions such as crewed missions to Mars. Economics offers a rich toolkit to study these developments: from identifying causal effects in high-frequency data, to analyzing principal–agent problems under limited enforcement, to translating
New Working Paper!
"The Connection Between Monetary Policy and Housing Prices: Public Perception and Expert Communication"
with @sofie_waltl is out as CREC Working Paper: landecon.cam.ac.uk/sites/def…
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🚨New Paper🚨
I study how US monetary policy shocks affect non-US firms depending on their carbon emissions: brown firms experience higher bond spreads, lower equity prices and investment.
➡️🟩/🟫 economies more/less resilient
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Big update to our US Tariffs Paper:
📦 Pass-through ≈20% (using applied tariff rates, accounting for exemptions)
💸 “Cheapflation”: cheaper goods within categories saw 2× higher inflation
📈 Cumulative CPI impact: +0.7 percentage points
More details pricinglab.org/files/Trackin…
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20588
Speaking of Debt: Framing, Guilt, and Economic Choices
@cevatgirayaksoy, @MathiasDolls, Justyna Klejdysz @ECONMunich @ifo_Institut, @APeichl, Lisa Windsteiger @PLUS_1622 @ifo_Institut
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As more reciprocal tariffs take effect, it's worth noting that prices for many retail goods have been steadily rising since March. The increases may seem modest, but they are adding up. See pricinglab.org/tariff-tracke…
We just updated our paper with an event study showing that—after controlling for sectoral shocks—tariff-exposed goods have seen a cumulative 3% price increase on average.
Crucially, this rise has been gradual and persistent, not a one-off or transitory bump.
looking forward to presenting today! @HarvardHBS @CebraOrg
If you are in Boston 🇺🇸 for the annual @CebraOrg conference (cebra-events.org/), don't miss this session 👇at 16:15 tomorrow!
My amazing co-author @ppoyntner will be presenting our latest work on "The International Spillovers of Corporate Bond Purchases". [WP out soon!]
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If you are in Boston 🇺🇸 for the annual @CebraOrg conference (cebra-events.org/), don't miss this session 👇at 16:15 tomorrow!
My amazing co-author @ppoyntner will be presenting our latest work on "The International Spillovers of Corporate Bond Purchases". [WP out soon!]
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The summer school is filling up! There are still slots available, and applications will remain open a while longer. So if you know someone that might be interested, please let them know or RT
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In 2025, Petr Sedlacek (
@SedlacekPe
) and I are again running the summer school "Tools for Macroeconomists". For more info and registration, pleases see our webpage: sites.google.com/view/toolsf… Course runs 4-8 (essentials) and 11-15 of August (advanced) Some news 👇🧵1/5
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New PB und auf den letzten 3KM noch den @ppoyntner getroffen. #wingsforlifeworldrun #wingsforlife #worldrun
The same procedure as every year:
Laufen für die, die es nicht können.
#wingsforlife #worldrun
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Congratulations to Stefanie Stantcheva (@S_Stantcheva) of @Harvard, winner of the 2025 John Bates Clark Medal! aeaweb.org/about-aea/honors-…




















