Ursula Berresheim

PhD student Economics
@GESSuniMannheim

[Felix Rusche @felix_rusche]

I wrote a short summary of my job market paper on @econthatmatters

[Daniel Overbeck @DOverbeckEcon]

Informal institutions, like local networks and informal bargaining, play a crucial role in governance in lower income countries. But how do these informal institutions shape tax compliance? My job market paper explores this question. #EconJMP #EconTwitter

[Chiara Malavasi @ChiaraMalavasi]

🚨Job Market Paper🚨

❓ Populations are aging rapidly, with critical implications for long-term care (LTC) systems. But how does the provision of LTC impact families?

📣I answer this question in my #JMP.

Below a 🧵 #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter

[Leanne Nam @LeanneNam8]

🚨📢I am on the academic job market this year!

In my JMP, I study empirically and in theory how labor market shocks to the working-age population spill over to older households via the housing market.

Check out my website
https://t.co/Ko7hkN57FS

🧵and my JMP thread below:

[Ursula Berresheim @ber_ursu]

@MinchulYum @lmahler5 Congrats!

[Ursula Berresheim @ber_ursu]

@LukasHack_ Congrats 🥁🥁🥁

[Paola Profeta @Paola_Profeta]

Post-docs interested in #gender #economics: great opportunity! If you want to work @Unibocconi @AxaGenderLab - a unique vibrant research place on gender in Europe- you have few days to express your interest for a Marie Curie: https://t.co/eQtsm8gyfl

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

Very honored to receive the Birgit Grodal Award. Thank you @EEANews and thanks to all my co-authors — without them this achievement would’ve not been possible!

[Ana Moreno-Maldonado @AnaMoreMaldo]

Junior scholars, don't miss out!!!

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

The University of Mannheim is looking to fill two temporary positions in Macroeconomics starting in Fall 2024: a visiting position for one year and a 3-year position. W3 salary level, some publications required. If interested, email me.

[Maria Balgova @BalgovaMaria]

Very excited this great JMP by my colleague @c_zimpelmann is finally out!

We've always *known* gender norms matter for female labour supply, but now we have actual *evidence* at the individual level!

Come for new stylised facts, stay for deep policy implications 👇

[Lukas Mayr @Lukas_F_Mayr]

My friend and co-author @david__koll is on the market. Everyone seeking to hire in Macro/Public/Family/Labor Economics should take a close look at him. See Dominik’s thread below.

[Dominik Sachs @Dominik__Sachs]

How should childcare subsidies vary with family income? In a new paper together with @david__koll, Fabian Stürmer-Heiber and Hélène Turon we study this question in the German context with a dynamic structural model. 1/19

[Dominik Sachs @Dominik__Sachs]

I am excited to announce that @david_koll is on the job market! He is an excellent macroeconomist with a broad set of skills (modelling, computational and empirical skills). He works on policy relevant question in labor/family/public economics. https://t.co/GwPavZa8nm

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

We have several excellent students on the market this year, covering a range of areas including macro, development and family economics (and more). Take a look!

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

If you are hiring in macro/labor/family, take a look at David Koll (Mannheim postdoc, EUI PhD). His job market paper is a a very innovative model of biased divorce expectations and the implications for specialization in marriage and welfare. He is fantastic!

[Minchul Yum @MinchulYum]

Lukas, a brilliant Mannheim student (and also my fantastic co-author), is on the market this year!

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

If you are hiring in development, take a look at Laura Montenbruck. She conducted an interesting field experiment in Sierra Leone nudging people into property tax compliance by telling them about local public goods. She is also a coauthor on my JEEA paper on women's rights.

[Scott Sommers @scott_sommers56]

@zeng_simeng considers two mechanisms affecting gains from trade in her JMP. She constructs a Melitz model with firm-level innovation and firm-specific distortions, concluding that the innovation channel exacerbates the welfare losses from trade caused by resource misallocation.

[Michele Tertilt @TertiltMichele]

If you are hiring in macro, take a look at Lukas Mahler. His job market paper is a superb quantitative analysis of education tracking and its impact on inequality and inter-generational persistence. He has another paper with @MinchulYum on the connection between health & wealth.