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📢 New GC Masterclass by Martin Bruns
➡️ Proxy Vector Autoregressive Analysis
In this masterclass we are going to investigate methods to include proxies in structural vector autoregressions (SVARs), so-called Proxy VARs.
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🎆 New year, new opportunities!
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Meet Clara Schäper - a talented job market candidate at @DIW_Berlin and the Berlin School of Economics. Clara is an applied microeconomist working on topics at the intersection of the economics of crime, labor, gender, and family economics.
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Meet @gokhanider - a talented job market candidate at
@DIW_Berlin and the Berlin School of Economics. His research focuses on monetary and fiscal policy, macro-finance, and international macroeconomics and finance. #EconJMP #econjobmarket #DIWBerlin
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👨🎓Meet Lorenz Meister, a job market candidate at
@DIW_Berlin. His research focuses on how perceptions of economic conditions and policies shape political attitudes. Learn more about Lorenz and his work on his website lorenzmeister.com
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Meet @FrederikKurcz a talented job market candidate at @DIW_Berlin and the Berlin School of Economics. His research focuses on Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, and Household Heterogeneity. Find out more about Frederik and his work👇
ALT The picture shows a portrait of Frederik Kurcz, a DIW Berlin job market candidate 2025/26. To the left, a yellow bubble contains the following information. Research topic and work areas are Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, and Household Heterogeneity. The title of the paper is "Quantifying the Fiscal Channel of Monetary Policy". The references are Prof. Alexander Kriwoluzky, Prof. Gernot Müller, Prof. Fabian Seyrich.
🎡To no one’s surprise, London is the go-to spot. Ranging from research stays at Imperial College London to being visiting academics at the Bank of England, the British capital is a dream location for PhD students in Economics.
Ready for a European Summer? ☀️ Our PhD students and Alumni do not only spend time overseas, but also in Europe’s major cities ⬇️
