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Thomas Fischer is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Economics, Lund University, specializing in Heterogeneous Agent Models, Income and Wealth Inequality, and Financial Stability. His teaching spans Finance and Macroeconomics at both Bachelor's and Master's levels, with extensive supervision of theses.
Research Interests include:
- Heterogeneous Agent Models
- Wealth and Income Inequality
- Financial Stability and Risk
- Progressive Taxation
- Human Capital Accumulation
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Publication Trends highlight contributions to Consumption Dynamics, Urban Economics, and Sustainable Finance. Key projects involve gender income inequality, industrial decarbonization, and peer dynamics in higher education.
Supervised Work includes PhD students Maxime Polis and Wenting Li, with collaborative projects funded by FORMAS (Swedish Research Council). He has served as a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Hamburg (2018) and participated in international workshops.
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