Angelina Hackmann

Angelina Hackmann is a Research Associate at the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin), specializing in the Department of Macroeconomics. She plays a key role in labor market coverage within the economic analysis team.

• Education:
  • Bachelor's in Financial and Business Mathematics, Technical University of Braunschweig
  • Master's in Economics, University of Osnabrück
  • Doctorate, University of Bremen

Her research focuses on wage inequality, regional real estate markets, and their interactions with monetary policy. She has contributed to high-impact publications analyzing global trade disruptions, fiscal stimulus in Germany, and migration's economic effects.

Her recent articles emphasize macroeconomic challenges, including tariff chaos, regional housing dynamics, and structural reforms. The work often bridges policy analysis with empirical economic modeling, particularly in Euro Area contexts.

Previously, Hackmann held roles at the Deutsche Bundesbank, European Central Bank, and SAFE (Leibniz Institute for Financial Research), where she co-directed the Policy Center. She is currently involved in the Forschungsprojekt Gemeinschaftsdiagnose (Herbst 2024 – Frühjahr 2026), focusing on macroeconomic forecasting and policy analysis.