I am a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of Münster, and a visiting research associate at the Becker Friedman Institute at the University of Chicago.
I am currently on the job market and will attend the 2020 EEA and 2021 ASSA Virtual Annual Meetings.
You can contact me here and find my CV here. My job market package and other research papers are listed below.
I study topics at the intersection of public finance and behavioral economics, with applications to consumer policy and environmental regulation. Most of my research uses field experiments to identify structural parameters underlying economic behavior and derive implications for optimal policy.
Research
Job Market Package: Two Natural Field Experiments in Behavioral Public Economics
JMP 1: Buy Baits and Consumer Sophistication: Theory and Field Evidence from Large-Scale Rebate Promotions
[Pre-registration] [Pre-analysis plan]
JMP 2: The Welfare Effects of Persuasion and Taxation: Theory and Evidence from the Field (first author, with Andreas Löschel)
[NBER Summer Institute 2020] [Pre-registration]
When Nudges Fail to Scale: Field Experimental Evidence from Goal Setting on Mobile Phones (with Andreas Löschel and Madeline Werthschulte)
[CESifo Working Paper No. 8485] [Pre-registration]
Nudges vs. Taxes (with John List and Sutanuka Roy)
Willingness to Pay for Carbon Mitigation: Field Experimental Evidence from a Delivery Service
Optimal Loyalty Programs (with Günter Hitsch and John List)
Toward an Understanding of the Economic Implications of Wage Guarantees: Evidence from a Large-Scale Natural Field Experiment (with Thibaut Lamadon, John List and Magne Mogstad)