Presenters

François Seyler

I joined Université Laval as a PhD Candidate in 2017. My main research interests are in Development Economics, Political Economy, Economic History and Trade.

Fabian Seyrich

Fabian Seyrich is a PhD student at the Free University Berlin and the German Institute for Economic Research. Before starting his PhD in 2018, Fabian obtained a Master's degree from the Free University Berlin and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Freiburg. His research focuses on monetary macroeconomics; in particular, on monetary and fiscal policy with heterogeneous agents.

Eleonora Sfrappini

Eleonora Sfrappini is a PhD student at the Halle Institute for Economic Research. She is part of the Financial Markets department and the research group on Regulation of International Financial Markets and International Banking. Her research interests are green finance and the effects of financial regulation on financial intermediaries.

Xiaoyue Shan

Postdoctoral Researcher at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Ruo Shangguan

Enchuan Shao

Karmini Sharma

I am a PhD candidate in Economics at University of Warwick who uses experimental methods to understand behavioural and social factors that affect women’s economic outcomes. Some such factors that I have studied are gender stereotypes, perception of social norms and discrimination.

Xiangyu Shi

Yu Shi

Naila Shofia

I recently graduated from Bocconi University Milan and will be joining Yale-NUS College as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Social Sciences (Philosophy, Politics and Economics). My research has received generous funding from the Roberto Franceschi Foundation, the LEAP-Bocconi, and J-PAL Southeast Asia. I am grateful to be awarded the UniCredit Econ Best JM Paper Award during my attendance at the European Job Market for Economist in December 2020