Biography
I am an economist and Deputy Head at the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI), where I am responsible for the research area of migration and integration. I am also currently a PhD candidate affiliated with the Helmut Schmidt University, where I am in the final phase of my dissertation. My research focuses on labor economics, economic history, migration economics, and the economic consequences of technological change.
Feel free to explore this site and discover a selection of my past and current research projects.
You can download my CV here.
Interests
- Labor Economics
- Economics of Migration
- Economic History
- Technological Change
Education
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MSc Quantitative Economics, 2018
CAU Kiel
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BSc Economics, 2015
Leuphana University Lüneburg
Skills
R
Advanced
Stata
Advanced
Python
Intermediate
Selected Papers
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Melting Opportunities: Technological Change and Labor Market Perspectives
Icemen were common in U.S. cities until refrigerators began to enter homes en masse. I study the long-run consequences of this …
Do Natural Disasters Affect Household Saving? Evidence From the August 2002 Flood in Germany
Recently, there is a growing interest in understanding how individuals adapt to changing climate conditions and climate-induced extreme …
Right and yet wrong: a politico-economic perspective on Germany’s early COVID-19 policy
Applying a spatio-temporal endemic–epidemic forecasting model, we evaluate different perspectives on the adequacy of COVID-19 …
The Need for a Tweet - Foreigner Criminality in Police Press Releases and Hate Speech on Social Media
Draft coming soon - This study investigates the role of police communication in shaping public discourse on social media in the context …
Contact
- haustein@hwwi.org
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Mönkedamm 9
20457 Hamburg