Moritz Ritter

Dr. Moritz Ritter is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Temple University's College of Liberal Arts. Holding a PhD from the University of Toronto, his scholarly work focuses on macroeconomics, labor economics, and international trade, particularly examining search and matching frictions in labor markets.

• Research Themes: Labor market dynamics, Trade inequality nexus, Skill-biased technology, Human capital specificity
• Editorial Role: Executive Editor of the Journal of Economics and Business

Recent publication trends analyze international trade's impact on income inequality, human capital constraints in trade adjustments, and directed search models with heterogeneous agents. His work frequently employs theoretical economic modeling and empirical analysis to address labor market complexities.

Teaching responsibilities span undergraduate and graduate courses including Macroeconomics Principles, Intermediate Microeconomics, and Macroeconomic Theory.