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Carsten Eckel is a Professor of Economics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU Munich). His research explores the consequences of globalization for workers, firms, and governments, focusing at the intersection of international economics, industrial organization, labor economics, and public finance.
- Education: PhD from University of Passau (2000); postdoctoral positions at Norwegian School of Economics (Bergen) and University of Göttingen
- Academic Career: Tenured Full Professor at University of Bamberg (2007-2010); joined LMU Munich in 2010
- Leadership Roles: Dean of LMU Munich Faculty of Economics (2015-2017); Director of Munich Graduate School of Economics (MGSE)
- Network Affiliations: CEPR, CESifo; Scientific Committee member of European Trade Study Group (ETSG); co-organizer of Göttingen Workshop 'International Economics'
Research Focus spans globalization's impacts on labor markets, firm dynamics, and public policy. His work connects empirical and theoretical approaches across international economics, industrial organization, and public finance.
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