PhD Supervision

The following students have written their PhD dissertations under my supervision:

Name (last known affiliation): "Title of thesis", year of graduation.

• Juana Patricia Téllez Corredor (Grupo BBVA): "Human capital formation, learning and growth in open economies", 2005.
• Paul Pichler (Austrian National Bank): "Essays on computational macroeconomics and dynamic general equilibrium models", 2007.
• Christina Pawlowitsch (University of Vienna): "Efficiency and inefficiency in sender-receiver games", 2007.
• Johannes Holler (Austrian National Bank): "Pension systems, fertility and growth", 2009.
• Theresa Grafeneder-Weissteiner (University of Vienna): "Essays on agglomeration and demographic change", 2010.
• Ulrich Gunter (Austrian National Bank): "Monetary DSGE models of two countries: set-up, estimation, and forecasting performance", 2010.
• Emanuel Gasteiger (ISCTE Instituto Universitario de Lisboa): "Expectations in monetary and fiscal policy", 2011.
• Shoujian Zhang (Deutsche Bank): "Essay on public policy evaluations and labour market", 2011.
• Torsten Lisson: "Non-expected utility vs. expected utility theory in consumption/savings decisions over the life cycle", 2011.