About me
I’m a doctoral student and assistant at the University of Basel within the Department of Public Economics. My research focuses on the effectiveness of the E.U. Emission Trading Scheme and its impacts on firms’ behaviors.
I also enjoy working with my colleagues from ETH Zürich in the Law, Economics, and Data Science group. More precisely, we study political rhetorics and the framing of public policies in the U.S. media.
- Public Economics
- Climate Policy
- Political Communication
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PhD in Economics, 2021 - ongoing
University of Basel
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Pre-doc, NLP and ML, 2020 - 2021
ETH Zürich
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Master of Science in Economics, 2019
University of Lausanne (HEC)
Research
Publications
- “Cable News and COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake”, Scientific Reports (2022).
With Christoph Goessmann and Matteo Pinna
→ Summary: VoxEU Column and Podcast
→ Media coverage: Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Washington Post, MSNBC, The Atlantic
Working papers
- “Political Metaphors in U.S. Governor Speeches” (with Dominik Stammbach)
- “Carbon Abatement Costs in German Manufacturing” (with Beat Hintermann, Corrado Di Maria and Maja Žarković)
Work in progress
- “The Effect of Climate Policy on Productivity and Cost Pass-Through in the German Manufacturing Sector”
- “Mapping the Universe of Television Campaign Advertising in the United States”
Teaching assistance
Public Economics
Spring 2024 semester, Master level
Economics of Public Policy
Every fall semester, Master level
Introduction to Python programming
Every start of the semester, all levels
Contact
Office
University of Basel
Faculty of Business and Economics
Peter Merian-Weg 6, office 4.40
4002 Basel, Switzerland