
Moritz Kuhn
@kuhnmo
Professor of Economics @EconUniMannheim. Research Fellow @cepr_org , @iza_bonn & @CESifoGroup. Private account=private opinions
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#CallforPapers CEPR European Conference on Household Finance 2025 w/ Swedish House of Finance Submission deadline: 28 May ⏰ 6 PM BST Submit research on household financial behaviour & policy: cepr.org/events/cepr-eu… Michael Haliassos @andersason Marieke Bos, A. Girshina, P. Sodini


We are very happy to have Chris Moser this week in our Macro CRC TR 224 EPoS Bonn-Mannheim Seminar Department of Economics, University of Mannheim presenting "The Macroeconomics of Wage Rigidity and Job Separations" Michele Tertilt Klaus Adam Matthias Meier Miren Azkarate-Askasua Ana Moreno-Maldonado Andreas Gulyas Tom Krebs


Moritz Kuhn CRC TR 224 EPoS Bonn-Mannheim Department of Economics, University of Mannheim Michele Tertilt Klaus Adam Matthias Meier Miren Azkarate-Askasua Ana Moreno-Maldonado Andreas Gulyas Tom Krebs Thanks for having me and I’m looking forward to being back 🤩🙌🏼


New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20267 Income and Wealth #Inequality in the United States: An Update Including the 2022 Wave Moritz Kuhn Department of Economics, University of Mannheim, José-Víctor Ríos-Rull Penn Economics Department ow.ly/JSbp50VVsCz #CEPR_MEF #CEPR_MG #CEPR_PE #EconTwitter


A study of recent updates to the earnings, income, and wealth distributions using the 2022 Wave of the Survey of Consumer Finances, from Moritz Kuhn and José-Víctor Ríos-Rull nber.org/papers/w33823


I am very excited about the opportunity to present tomorrow my paper "Employment Stability, Earnings Dynamics, and Life-Cycle Savings" at the ChicagoFed I am looking forward to exciting discussions and feedback on this joint work with Leanne Nam and Gasper Ploj!


I'm happy to share that I have submitted my dissertation! 📢 Next year, I'll join Aarhus Universitet as a tenure-track assistant professor, after spending one year at Department of Economics, University of Mannheim as a Postdoc. I'm deeply grateful to Moritz Kuhn, Thomas Hintermaier, and Christian Bayer for everything!


It was great having Leanne Nam as a student. I learned a lot from discussing with her about research and also started working with her. I am now very happy to get the opportunity to work another year with her at Department of Economics, University of Mannheim before she will start her job at Aarhus Universitet!👍

Jens Boysen-Hogrefe Moritz Kuhn Moritz Schularick Clemens Fuest Achim Wambach man braucht daher optimalerweise 2 unabhängige instrumente da Entlassungskosten zu weniger einstellungen + weniger entlassungen führen (welcher effekt für Arbeitslosigkeit dominiert komplex) zb Kombination aus einstellungssubventionen und experience rating aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

Today, I had the great opportunity to present at the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute / Minneapolis Fed. I presented a fitting research to the institute about the question if there is a level playing field for wealth building in the 🇺🇸 that is joint work w Pavel Brendler & Ulrike Steins.



I am very excited to have the opportunity today to present in Rome EIEF - Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance my joint work with Leanne Nam and Gasper Ploj on "Employment Stability, Earnings Dynamics, and Life-Cycle Savings"


Looking forward to exciting days at Barcelona Summer Forum, especially to the workshop "The Macroeconomics of Labor Markets" ✈️🌞📊 I'll be presenting my joint work with Moritz Kuhn and Gasper Ploj on: 📄 "Employment Stability, Earnings Dynamics, and Life-Cycle Savings" #BSEforum


On my way home from the 8th HKUST-Jinan Macro Workshop!Fantastic presentations & discussions & an unbelievable hospitality! I presented my work w Pavel Brendler & Ulrike Steins "To Have or Not To Have: Understanding Wealth Inequality" on the role of asset market access.


Very good article in The Economist that should be read by German policymakers fearing deindustrialization. The world has changed and we are no longer the manufacturing economies of the mid 20th century!