Center for Economic and Statistical Analysis
The Center for Economic and Statistical Analysis (CESA) was launched by Professor Joscha Beckmann, Professor Robinson Kruse-Becher, Professor Matthias Westphal and Professor Hans-Jörg Schmerer in 2021 as a joint initiative for their economic research based on applied econometric methods. In January 2024, Professor Westphal and his team joined the Center.
News
Recent activities
1st CESA Workshop for young researchers
The one-day workshop for young researchers at the FernUniversität in Hagen (campus in Hagen) was a fine event! The main organizer Joscha Beckmann gratefully acknowledges funding from the European Commission via the Jean Monnet Programme. We had a great time with inspiring "work-in-progess" presentations from external PhD students from Belgium, France and Germany accompanied by structured and open discussions by internal CESA researchers. The topics covered climate, macro and health economics. Thanks a lot to all participants for their nice contributions.
We are looking forward to the next edition in 2025!
Interview on BBC News about recent inflation dynamics
Joscha Beckmann (CESA) was interviewed by BBC News last week and commented on the latest inflation developments in Germany and the state of the German economy. According to his assessment, a slowdown in inflation dynamics could lead to a temporary end to interest rate increases by the European Central Bank. This could even provide scope for interest rate cuts in the medium term.
Workshop on expectations and sentiments for energy price dynamics in Berlin, October 9-10, 2023
The two-day workshop on the relevance of expectations and sentiments for energy price dynamics at the FernUniversität in Hagen campus in Berlin was a great success! The organizers Joscha Beckmann and Robinson Kruse-Becher (both CESA) as well as Robert Czudaj (TU Freiberg) are gratefully acknowledge funding from the European Commission via the Jean Monnet Programme. We had a great time with many inspiring presentations and thoughtful discussions! Thanks a lot to all participants for their contributions. We are looking forward to the dedicated special issue in Energy Economics.
CESA Working papers
- CESA Working Paper No. 9 | 2024
Marco Kerkemeier
(Co-)Explosiveness of corporate credit spreads [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 8 | 2024
Kamila Cygan-Rehm and Matthias Westphal
School Starting Age and the Gender Pay Gap over the Life Cycle [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 7 | 2024
Johannes Hollenbach, Hendrik Schmitz and Matthias Westphal
Gene-environment interactions with essential heterogeneity [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 6 | 2024
Mario Lackner and Hendrik Sonnabend
When performance melts away: Heat causes mental errors in high-stakes competitions [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 5 | 2024
Giulio Callegaro, Mario Lackner and Hendrik Sonnabend
The Napoleon complex revisited: New evidence from professional soccer [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 4 | 2024
Daniel Monsees and Matthias Westphal
Disruptions in Primary Care: Can Resigning GPs Cause Persistently Negative Health Effects? [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 3 | 2023
Joscha Beckmann, Timo Heinrich and Jennifer Rogmann
Inflation expectations and cognitive uncertainty [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 2 | 2023
Joscha Beckmann, Marco Kerkemeier and Robinson Kruse-Becher
Regime-specific exchange rate predictability [PDF] - CESA Working Paper No. 1 | 2023
Andreas Hauptmann, Benjamin Schwanebeck and Hans-Jörg Schmerer
Plant-level adjustments to imports and exports at the extensive margin [PDF]