I am a postdoc in Economics at Jönköping International Business School and an affiliate member in the CESifo Research Network. I received my PhD from Friedrich Schiller University Jena in 2024.
My research focuses on pension and gender economics. One strand of my work uses survey experiments to study individuals' beliefs about pensions and gender inequality, and how information provision shapes perceptions of fairness and support for related policies. A second strand uses administrative data to study retirement planning and behavior, including what drives engagement in pension planning, how pension system features shape pension claiming and retirement decisions, and how later-life events such as divorce affect economic outcomes.
E-Mail: jana.schuetz@ju.se
Bluesky: janaschuetz.bsky.social
2026/10 - My project "Gender inequality in retirement and household retirement planning" received funding from the Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare (Forte)
2026/10 - Our paper "Gender inequality over the lifecycle, information provision and policy preferences" (with Alessandra Casarico and Silke Uebelmesser) was published in Economica
2026/03 - Our project "Grey Divorce - Economic and Social Consequences for Elderly" (with Lina Aldén, Anne Boschini, Johannes Hagen (PI) and Anna Nordén) received funding from the Kamprad Family Foundation
2026/01 - My paper "Beliefs about the gender pension gap" was published in the European Economic Review
2025/12 - Our project "Does the age for automatic pension payout affect the decision to retire?" (with Johannes Hagen (PI)) received funding from the Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy (IFAU)