How do macroeconomic policies affect workers and firms?
Damba Lkhagvasuren
- Associate Professor
- Department of Economics
- Graduate Program Director:
- Graduate Diploma in Economics
- MA in Economics
- PhD in Economics
- unemployment3
- business cycles2
- labour economics3
- labour market dynamics4
- public policy20
- applied econometrics8
- labour mobility across sectors
- employment and income processes2
- employment insurance2
- unemployment benefits2
- statistical modeling12
- empirical finance4
- financial markets15
- macroeconomics4
- panel data analysis2
- simulation-based estimation
- stochastic analysis12
- quantitative theory
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Jörgen Hansen
labour economics, labour market dynamics, economics of education
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Heejeong Kim
macroeconomics, business cycles, socioeconomic inequality
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Krzysztof Dzieciolowski
business analytics, data science, artificial intelligence
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Ian Irvine
public economics, healthcare economics, tobacco control policies
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Patrik Marier
aging (ageing), gerontology, public policy
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Sandra Betton
mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, empirical finance
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Jooseop Lim
statistical modeling, applied econometrics, advertising strategies
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Cody Hyndman
mathematical finance, computational finance, machine learning
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Ali Nazemi
water security, climate change, coupled human-water systems
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Frédéric Godin
financial engineering, mathematical finance, risk management
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Stylianos Perrakis
financial engineering, capital structure, financial markets
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Xintong Han
microeconometrics, applied econometrics, economics of education
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Juliane Proelss
alternative investment strategies, hedging, risk management
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Arvind K. Jain
international banking, economic development policy, international finance
