Teaching Winter 2020/2021
Courses and Seminars Offered by the Chair
Economic Implications of Covid 19 (Bachelor Seminar)
The emergence of COVID-19 has disrupted lives and societies everywhere. Economists and
social scientists have been very active in research as new data arrived in real time on the
economic and societal implications of the covid crisis. In the seminar, we will discuss the
most important of these studies. We will also discuss papers, which are not explicitly about
the covid crisis, but are still extremely relevant to understand the economic and societal
impacts.
Type: Block Seminar
Planned Dates:
- Introductory Session - Monday, November 16, 2021 10:15 online
- Block Seminar - Friday, February 12, 2021
Saturday, February 13, 2021
(probably online)
You can find the full syllabus including a list of topics here.
Automation, Globalization, and Inequality (Class)
Replaces Labour Economics II, which is no longer available.
Details about this class will follow in the near future.