Duncan Roth, M.Sc. Economics

Education

Since 2008	Philipps-Universität Marburg Research Fellow ECAR programme coordination
2007 – 2008	Munich Strategy Group
2005 – 2006	University of Warwick M.Sc. Economics
2002 – 2005	University of York B.A. (Hons) Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Research interests

Population Economics, Demographics, Labour Market Economics, Applied Microeconometrics

Further education

Summer School Economics, Finance and Innovations (EFI) 2008

Time Series Econometrics

Summer School Economics, Finance and Innovations (EFI) 2009

Numerical Optimisation
Time Series Econometrics

Barcelona Microeconometrics Summer School (BMiSS), Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, 2009

Causal Inference and Program Evaluation
Dynamic Panel Data Models and Non-Linear Panel Data Models

Barcelona Labor Economics Summer School (BLSS), Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, 2010

Determination of Wages

Joint PhD Programme (MAGKS)

Experimental Economics
Empirical Analysis of Microdata
Computable General Equilibrium Modelling
Creative Writing
Advanced International Trade
Political Economics

Teaching

Summer term 2009

ECAR cohort 2009 - Pre-semester: Microeconomics (evaluation)

Summer term 2010

ECAR cohort 2009 - Second semester: Exercises and Case Studies Economic Project Evaluation (evaluation)
ECAR cohort 2010 - Pre-semester: Microeconomics (evaluation)

Summer term 2011

ECAR cohort 2010 - Second semester: Tutorial Microeconomics (evaluation)
ECAR cohort 2011 - Pre-semester: Microeconomics (evaluation)

Winter term 2011/12

ECAR cohort 2011 - First semester: Lecture Microeconomic Principles (20 contact hours) (evaluation)

Publications

Frank et al. (2011): Anyone up for Helping the Fisherman's Wife? More Solidarity with Accidental Misery than with Man-Made Misery, Journal of Applied Social Science Studies 131:4, 569-580