Ursula Berresheim

I am a Ph.D. student in Economics at the Graduate School of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Mannheim. My supervisors are Michèle Tertilt and Moritz Kuhn.

Additionally, I am a member of Project A03 in the Collaborative Research Center Transregio 224 (Bonn-Mannheim).

My research interests are Labor and Family Macroeconomics.

Please find my CV here.

I will be on the 2025/26 job market.

UPCOMING

I will present at the conference on DEI in Economics, Finance, and Central Banking (Banque de France, Paris), November 2025

I presented at the conference on Families in Macroeconomics, Sep 2025
I presented at the IMF seminar on Jobs, growth, and structural reforms, August 2025
I participated in the FIP 2025 of the IMF
I presented at the NBER Summer Institute 2025 (Inequality and Macroeconomics)

I presented at the CEPR International Conference on Macroeconomic Implications of Intra-Household Decision Making in December 2024
I presented at the Midwest Macroeconomics Meeting in Spring 2024
I visited the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota in Fall 2023
I spent a short-term visit at the AXA Research Lab on Gender Inequality in June 2023.
I attended the 7th Workshop on Subjective Expectations and the Ph.D. Minicourse at Bocconi University in June 2023.

Work from Home, Work for Less? Workplace Flexibility and Mothers' Careers (Job Market Paper)
Staying Together Forever? Life-cycle Effects of Overoptimistic Couples (joint with David Koll)
Limited Downsizing of Empty-Nesters: The Impact of Housing Concentration on Fertility (joint with Marina Hoch)
The Legacy of Exposure to Crime (joint with Rafael Machado Parente and Samuel Pienknagura)

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