Sebastian Seitz

Sebastian Seitz is Lecturer in Economics at the University of Manchester, focusing on labor economics and public finance. His research examines wage structures, social capital impacts, and policy evaluation using empirical methodologies.

Research investigates pay transparency effects on gender wage gaps, social capital's role in pandemic spread, and mental health impacts of COVID-19 policies. Recent studies analyze childcare challenges during remote work transitions and disability insurance privatization.

Publications demonstrate strong empirical focus on labor market inequalities and policy impacts. Methodological approaches include event studies, dispersion measures, and cross-country comparative analysis. Current projects explore workplace norms evolution and economic behavior during crises.