Viktor Bozhinov obtains doctoral degree
After the successful defense of his thesis on 16th of April 2019, Viktor Bozhinov obtained the doctoral degree. In his dissertation entitled “Women on Boards: An Empirical Analysis of Role and Effects in Germany” he analyzed the prevalence of women in senior supervisory board positions and established the existence of a second glass ceiling in German supervisory boards. Moreover, he studied the link … Continued
Announcement Summer School 2019
Summer Schoolon Advanced Econometricswith Jeffrey WooldridgeApril 1st – 5th 2019 The Chair of Applied Statistics & Econometrics at the University of Mainz (Germany) is hosting a summer school on Advanced Econometrics, taking place April 1-5, 2019. Lectures will be given by the distinguished Prof. Jeffrey M. Wooldridge (Michigan State University). Besides the lectures, the summer … Continued
Talk of Patrick Kampkötter
Topic: Paying gig workers Abstract:Using a randomized controlled trial, we study payment schemes for freelancers offering services onan online platform. Under the initial scheme, the firm pays workers a pure commission. Ourexperiment tests predictions from a formal model on the labor supply and performance effects of analternative pay scheme, particularly for individuals with different degrees … Continued
Research Workshop on October 17th, 2018
New discussion paper by Manuel Denzer, Thorsten Schank and Richard Upward: Does the internet increase the job finding rate? Evidence from a period of internet expansion
Workshop Science to Data Science
Talk of Richard Upward
Topic: Social comparison in job search
Research Workshop on June 21st, 2018
Manuel Denzer appointed as Junior Member of the Gutenberg Academy
On April 23th, 2018 our member of the chair Manuel Denzer has been appointed as a new Junior Member of the Gutenberg Academy. The Gutenberg Academy is a cluster which brings up to 25 of the University’s best PhD students and artists together and provides them with the chance to participate in an interdisciplinary exchange … Continued