Current Research Topics
- International trade
- Development economics
- Applied macroeconomics
Professional Activities
Academic positions
- Doctoral Research Fellow, Tuck School of Business, 2019
Nonacademic positions
- Short-term consultant, Development Research Group, The World Bank, 2018
- Intern, Ernst & Young GmbH, 2013
- Intern, zeb/rolfes.schierenbeck. associates, 2013
- Intern, Bayern LB, 2012
- Intern, HVB UniCredit, 2011
Editorial positions
Referee: Review of International Economics
Awards
- Bernt Rohrer Foundation scholarship for research visit, 2018
- German Economic Association award for presenting at an international conference, 2017
- EEA travel grant, 2017
- I.S.E.O. Summer School partial scholarship, 2017
- Hanns-Seidel-Foundation full scholarship, 2016
- Barcelona Graduate School of Econoics partial tuition waiver, 2014–15
- Erasmus full scholarship, 2011
Working Papers
- With G. Felbermayr and E. Yalcin, “On the Profitability of Trade Deflection and the Need for Rules of Origin”
Selected Publications
- With G. Felbermayr and D. Streich, “Internal Market, Freedom to Provide Services and the Posting of Workers–How Much Bureaucracy Is Compatible With Fair Competition?” Impulse für die Wirtschaftspolitik, 2018
- With G. Felbermayr, “Preferential Rules of Origin: Costly and Often Unnecessary,” in Multilateralism and Regionalism in EU Trade Policy, Nomos, Baden-Baden, 94, 2017
- With E. Yalcin, J. Karl, and A. Gerns, “The Development of Foreign Direct Investment,” Der UNCTAD World Investment Report, 69(22), 2016
- With E. Yalcin, J. Karl, and S. Benz, “The Development of Foreign Direct Investment,” Der UNCTAD World Investment Report, 68(20), 2015