I'm a professor of microeconomics at the Technical University of Darmstadt in Germany and an associate at the CEP (LSE) and the SIAW (U St. Gallen).
I did my PhD at the LSE and my interests lie in how firms organise and manage modern production networks, why they do so, and what their decisions imply for welfare. I typically answer these questions using "big" confidential firm and international trade microdata.
To check out my wonderful team at TU Darmstadt, please visit our Chair Homepage.
Twitter/X: @FrankPisch
NEWS
New working paper out - with the great Hanwei Huang, Kalina Manova, and Oscar Perelló : Firm Heterogeneity and Imperfect
Competition in Global Production Networks
Our DFG-funded project has officially started: Superstar Manufacturers in International Trade: Theory and Microdata Evidence on the Welfare Effects of Distribution Foreign Direct Investment
Technical University of Darmstadt
Chair of Microeconomics
S1|03 182
Hochschulstraße 1
DE-64289 Darmstadt
+49 6151 16 57273
