QED Talks and Diskussions | 30.10.2024 | 13:30 | B02.2.13
We cordially invite you to join our series of “QED Talks and Discussions” of the Quantitative Economics Division at the Department of Economics! In this series, we deal with important […]
We cordially invite you to join our series of “QED Talks and Discussions” of the Quantitative Economics Division at the Department of Economics! In this series, we deal with important […]
The paper “A Note on the Optimal Speed of Transition: Aghion and Blanchard Revisited” by Eric Nævdal and Martin Wagner has been published in German Economic Review.
We cordially invite you to join our series of “QED Talks and Discussions” of the Quantitative Economics Division at the Department of Economics! Wednesday, October 9, 2024 at 13:30 in […]
In the week of September 16, 2024, twenty-six junior researchers (twenty predocs and six postdocs) from nineteen universities, companies and banks from ten countries convened in Klagenfurt for an entire […]
Following the successful pitch by the startup founders, the »vor.GRÜNDEN 2024« project submitted by the University of Klagenfurt was approved by the KWF Board of Trustees. The funding covers the […]
The war between Russia and Ukraine, for example, does not only affect the trade in gas and oil, but also the market for metallic minerals, which Europe urgently needs to boost the energy transition. A research project from the field of economics is investigating how trade in mineral commodities is linked to geopolitical risks.
On May 16 and 17, 2024, the 6th Vienna Workshop on High Dimensional Time Series in Macroeconomics and Finance co-organized by Martin Wagner was held at the Institute for Advanced […]
The 8th Micro-Workshop takes place on Thursday, May 16, 2024 in room N.0.43 from 12:00-14:30. The presentation is held by Dr. Daniel Rehsmann MSc. BSc. The title of the presentation […]
The project „A Machine Learning Approach to Smart Electricity Management: From Disaggregation to Policy Impact Evaluation” – submitted by Wilfried Elmenreich and Martin Wagner – has been awarded a predoc […]
Casting the rational behaviour of individuals in mathematical models and learning from these for use in reality: Daniel Rehsmann recently completed his doctorate in microeconomics and, among other things, he explored the conditions under which it is rational to spread misinformation.
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