Dennis J.J. Gottschlich

About me

My name is Dennis Gottschlich and I am a doctoral researcher in Economics at the Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics (DICE).

I am an economist focused on policy-related questions and applied microeconometrics. My research examines how economic conditions and public policies, such as austerity or inequality, affect people’s well-being, with a particular focus on mental health, an often-neglected aspect of policy debates.

More broadly, I am interested in labor markets, social mobility, and the future of work. My goal is to provide robust, evidence-based insights that help design fair and effective policies.

My current research explores the link between austerity measures and mental-health outcomess