Katja Mann
Welcome to my page.
I am an Assistant Professor at Copenhagen Business School and a member of the Pension Research Centre (PeRCent) at CBS.
My research focuses on some of the biggest macroeconomic challenges of the 21st century: Automation technology and the future of work, demographic aging with its implications for pension systems and global capital flows, and inequality. Most of my recent work combines macro models with micro data.
I recently talked about some of these topics in a Podcast on insightview.eu.
You can find my CV here.
Working Papers
Consumption Inequality in the Digital Age (with Kai Arvai). SSRN WP (8/2023). VoxEU column (1/2022). SUERF policy brief (2/2023). Submitted.
Pension Reform and Wealth Inequality: Theory and Evidence (with Torben Andersen, Joydeep Bhattacharya and Anna Grodecka-Messi). CEPR WP, Riksbank WP (4/2022). VoxEU column (5/2022). I have talked about this project in the podcast Rig på viden (12/2021, in English). Accepted for publication at the European Economic Review
Robots and Immigration (with Dario Pozzoli). IZA WP (12/2022). Non-technical summary on IZA News Room in English and German. Revise and resubmit at the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization
Media coverage: Weekendavisen, Atlantico
External Asset Positions, Demography and Life-cycle Portfolio Choice (with Margaret Davenport)
Work in Progress
Portfolio Choice in Pensions (with Alina Bartscher)
Contact
Department of Economics
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelænshaven 16A
2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark
+45-38152596
kma.eco(at)cbs.dk
Publications
Benign Effects of Automation: New Evidence from Patent Texts (with Lukas Püttmann), Review of Economics and Statistics (2023), vol. 105 (3), pp. 580-595. Online Appendix. Dataset. VoxEU column (12/1017); for additional information on this project, visit my co-author's website here.
Does Foreign Capital Go Where the Returns Are? Financial Integration and Capital Allocation Efficiency, International Journal of Finance and Economics (2021), vol. 26 (3), pp. 3945-3971.
Estimating the Demand for Reserve Assets Across Diverse Groups of Countries (with Rina Bhattacharya and Mwanza Nkusu), Review of International Economics (2019), vol. 27, pp. 822-853.
Assessing the Forward Premium Puzzle: A Factor Augmented Panel Data Approach (with Jörg Breitung), in: Cheung, Y.W. and Westermann, F. (eds.) "International Currency Exposure", MIT Press (2017)
Other Work
The EU, a Growth Engine? The Impact of European Integration on Economic Growth in Central Eastern Europe, FIW Working Paper No. 136, January 2015