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Closing Event of the Hohenheim Research Seminar in Economics in Summer term 2026 [14.07.2026]
With a talk by Jochen Güntner from the University of Linz, the Hohenheim Research Seminar in Economics came to a successful close on 8 July 2026. In beautiful weather, the informal end of the seminar took place outdoors in front of the lecture hall and offered plenty of opportunities for lively conversations between participants from the University of Hohenheim and the...more
The Behavioral Workshop Baden-Wurttemberg [01.07.2026]
The next “Behavioral Workshop” (BW) will take place on July 3 at the University of Stuttgart. Lea Weiz and Philip Mielcarek, doctoral candidates in the Department of Economics (Chair of Public Economics), will present their current research.more
It’s all about Data [22.06.2026]
An introduction to the data universe of the Research Data Centre (FDZ) of the Statistical Offices of the Federal States on July 1, 4pm st, HS 21.more
Open Day 2026: Explore Economics at the Department of Economics Info Desk [22.06.2026]
On July 4, 2026, the University of Hohenheim will open its doors once again. The Department of Economics will also be represented with a booth in the inner courtyard. Starting at 12:00 p.m., interested visitors will gain insights into exciting research topics and the wide range of questions addressed by the field of economics.more
New program RESEARCH SEMINAR IN ECONOMICS [01.04.2026]
Top researchers from Germany and abroad will be guests at the Department of Economics in the summer term 2026.more
Bureaucracy... No, thanks? [01.04.2026]
In a survey experiment, the Chair of Public Economics 520D (Deprtament of Economics) is gathering opinions on bureaucracy and public administration in Germany.more
Nadja Dwenger is a guest on the ZEIT economics podcast “Ist das eine Blase?” (Is this a bubble?). [03.03.2026]
The head of the Chair of Public Economics at the University of Hohenheim talks to the two ZEIT economics journalists Carla Neuhaus and Zacharias Zacharakis about "How can we reduce the burden on the middle class?"more