29 October at 5:00PM (on-site) | Martin Bruns (University of East Anglia) will present the paper “Heteroskedastic Structural VARs Identified via Long-run Restrictions“ in the next PLUS Economics Research Seminar. The presentation will take place in HS 212 (CHU1OG2.286). Looking forward to seeing you in the seminar!

Martin Bruns visits Economics Department in the Winter Semester 2024. Martin is associate professor in economics at the school of economics of University of East Anglia in Norwich (United Kingdom). His research focuses on Econometrics and Macroeconomics, in particular Multiple Time Series Analysis and Bayesian Inference with applications to the global oil market, monetary and fiscal policy. Welcome Martin! If you want to get in touch with Marting during his research stay, feel free to contact him directly. 

Jörg Paetzold (PLUS) receives SNSF Research Exchange Grant to study the effects of free public transport on the mobility behavior of the population. In a current research project Jörg Paetzold is investigating the extent to which free public transport can help to facilitate a switch from individual transport (e.g. cars) to public transport (e.g. bus or rail).