Daniel Kuehnle

I usually don’t share personal things, but this one is different, so I’ll make an exception: Today I got tenure. I’m very happy and relieved at the same time, and grateful to those who supported me along the way.

It was wonderful to be part of this, meet many people after sooo many years 🫣 & get to know many great young health economists! The boat dinner was so much fun 🤩 also, chatting with @jmwooldridge.bsky.social about the good old days at the #BGPE courses in Muggendorf 😉 Thanks for organizing!

Thanks for organizing this great summer school @danielkuehnle.bsky.social and everyone else involved. I had a marvellous time in Essen!

Many thanks to our junior and senior participants, including @jmwooldridge.bsky.social @miriamwuest.bsky.social @cyganrehm.bsky.social @julianreif.bsky.social Stefanie Schurer, Hendrik Schmitz, Galina Zudenkova.

Today we wrapped up the

3rd CINCH-dggö Academy in Health Economics

5 intense days of learning, networking, and mentoring have come to an end.

Big congratulations to Rossella De Sabbata for winning the Best Paper Award!🏆

Stay tuned for next year’s edition!

@unidue.bsky.social
#summerschool

We finished days 2-3 of our #summerschool in #healtheconomics

Packed with insights from
@jmwooldridge.bsky.social on recent DiD methods
StefanieSchurer on policy applications
@erdaltekin.bsky.social on the publication process

Plus great presentations throughout💪

#econbluesky

Kicking off the 3rd CINCH-dggö #summerschool in #healtheconomics

Day 1 brought inspiring talks by @jmwooldridge.bsky.social and Stefanie Schurer, lively discussions & great company.

Thanks to all participants for making it such a strong start 🙌

#dggoe #econbluesky

Workin paper: An Economic Theory of Sexual Exchanges and Human Capital, by Elias Carroni, Marina Della Giusta, Davide Dragone July 11, 2025 Abstract We propose a unified economic model of sexual exchanges that treats both unpaid and paid sex as outcomes of individual time allocation decisions. Departing from existing literature that separates sex into marital relations or specialized markets, the model incorporates relational skills, gender norms, and labor market opportunities. It explains gender patterns in the supply and demand of paid sex and offers a rationale for declining sexual activity despite liberal norms. The framework accounts for behavioral responses to shocks, prices, and wage differentials, and can inform policy debates on gender inequality, fertility, and regulation of sex markets

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🚨 One spot just opened up for our Summer School in Health Economics!

Top-notch lectures by
@jmwooldridge.bsky.social and Stefanie Schurer, presentations, and a great social program are waiting for you.

First come, first served – apply now!

#EconBluesky #economics @healtheconall.bsky.social

Come and visit us!

The editorial boards of seven leading health econ journals are taking a stand today against political influence and ideological attacks on peer review and academia. No matter what you study we want to see your scholarship and will NEVER collaborate with suppression. Please repost.

And that’s a wrap on the Essen Health Conference 2025!

Huge congratulations to our Best Paper Award winners:

🥇 Lukas Mahler @lmahler.bsky.social, at KU Leuven) :
"Efficiency and Equity of Education Tracking"
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Kicking-off the 16th edition of the Essen Health Conference!

The Essen Health Conference 2025 promises to delve into some interesting topics!

…and now on to the signature bus tour with Martin Karlsson @drdemant.bsky.social before the conference dinner 🥳

Call for Applications: DAAD Guest Professorship in Health Economics Spend winter term 2025/26 at CINCH in Essen – collaborate, teach, and enjoy a vibrant research environment.

Deadline: May 1, 2025
Questions? Contact @danielkuehnle.bsky.social
#healtheconomics
#econsky
#teachecon

Thanks John! Hmm, tricky question, but I would say either Duisburg or Erlangen. Let's go with the latter, Erlangen?

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@chriskarbownik.bsky.social
@ckronenberg.bsky.social
@denewjohn.bsky.social
@miriamwuest.bsky.social
@mrszed78.bsky.social
@mhalla.bsky.social
@hannesullrich.com (unordered)

🔈 Call for Papers 🔈

Join us for the first

NU-DE Workshop on Applied Microeconomics

📍Nuremberg | 🗓️ Oct 1–2, 2025

For more information, see the call for papers.

Interested? Submit your paper!

We are looking forward to seeing you in October!

#econsky #healtheconomics

Thanks for sharing widely!

3rd CINCH-dggo Academy in Health Economics Themes: “Causal methods in policy analysis and economics of child development ” The summer school is jointly organised by CINCH, the national research centre for health economics at the University of Duisburg-Essen, and the dggö, the German Society for Health Economics. The summer school will bring together a group of junior and senior researchers to share a week of expert lectures, research presentations, and special sessions. Expert lectures will be given by Professor Jeff Wooldridge on causal policy analysis and on the economics of child development by Professor Stefanie Schurer. Special sessions include a “Meet the Editor” session with Erdal Tekin, editor-in-chief at the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management and Professor at American University, and sessions on academic publishing, the academic job market, and speed networking with senior researchers. Each day will conclude with an attractive social and cultural program. Target audience: PhD students and early career postdocs working on health economics and closely related topics. Only 21 students will be admitted. Seniors speakers for special sessions: Kamila Cygan-Rehm (Technical University Dresden), Julian Reif (University of Illinois), Hendrik Schmitz (University Paderborn), Miriam Wüst (University of Copenhagen), Galina Zudenkova (Technical University Dortmund). Best Paper Award: A prize of EUR 500 and publication in the CINCH working paper series will be awarded to the best paper of the workshop. Registration fees: EUR 500. Fees cover lunches and dinners, and the social program—conditional on attending the entire workshop. Application: We accept all submissions aligning with our core themes. To apply, send your CV and a full paper to cinch.academy@wiwinf.uni-due.de . We strongly encourage female students and students from disadvantaged backgrounds to apply. Submission deadline: 9 May 2025 Notification of Acceptance: 16 May, 2025

🚨Calling phd students and early post-docs 🚨

Join our 3rd summer school in #healtheconomics! 👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

When: Aug 11 - Aug 15, 2025
Where: CINCH Essen

Themes: causal policy analysis & economics of child development.

Lecturers: Jeff Wooldridge and Stefanie Schurer 💪🏻

@healtheconall.bsky.social

After what‘s happened in the White House yesterday, it‘s more urgent than ever for Europe and the incoming German Government to act fast. Please sign and share this open letter to the incoming Chancellor, drafted by Economists for Ukraine.

Yesterday I gave a seminar at Lund University—20 years after studying there as an Erasmus student. Presenting in the same room where I once sat as a student was both academically stimulating and deeply nostalgic. A great mix of past and present. Thanks @jbietenbeck.bsky.social for the invitation!

If you missed the #ASSA2025 meeting, you can still check out webcast recordings of selected AEA sessions at aeaweb.org/conference/w....

Gender in the Economy: Women in the Digital World, Spring 2025

The spring NBER Gender meeting (theme: Women in the Digital World) is tomorrow! Program here: www.nber.org/conferences/...

The conference will be live-streamed on YouTube (www.youtube.com/nbervideos)

In future generations, when your children and grandchildren look back on this moment, they are not going to ask about the price of eggs. They are going to ask you what you did. Not what you felt. Not what you paid. But what you did. And I want to be able to say I did everything I possibly could.

There is zero ambiguity here. It’s nauseating.

Better LATE than never:

Trying to be more active on this platform from now onwards!

On my way there, looking forward!

The Ruhr Graduate School organizes the 17th RGS Doctoral Conference in Economics on site on 27-28.02.2024 in Essen. #callforpapers for submissions by early-career researchers in all areas of economics. Deadline: 17.12.2023 @ruhrunibochum @RWI_Leibniz
www.rgs-econ.org/research/rgs...

For all (like me) who were wondering how to use hashtags / feeds in Bluesky #econsky