Marcus Roesch

Dr. Marcus Roesch is a Visiting Fellow and External PhD Candidate in Strategy Economics at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research focuses on multinational firms, labor markets, and the intersection of strategy and globalization. He holds an MSc and is pursuing a PhD in economics. His work examines topics such as the impact of multinational enterprises on local workers, wage premiums in cross-border acquisitions, and the role of beauty in political systems.

Education: Marcus Roesch holds an MSc in Economics. His PhD research is conducted externally while affiliated with Erasmus School of Economics.

Research Interests: Strategy Economics, International Economics, Labor Economics, and Political Economics. He explores how multinational firms influence local labor markets, corporate strategies in global contexts, and the behavioral aspects of political systems.

Publications: His recent works analyze multinational firms’ effects on workers, wage premiums from foreign acquisitions, and the interplay between beauty and political dynamics. These studies highlight trends in globalization’s labor market impacts and unconventional factors in electoral systems.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned. Advising & Grants: No advisees listed; grants details not provided. Labs/Teams: Affiliated with Erasmus School of Economics research groups but specific labs or teams not detailed.