Andreas Steiner

Professor Andreas Steiner is affiliated with the Wiesbaden Business School at RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, Germany, and is a CESifo Research Network Fellow. His research is centered in the areas of macroeconomics, monetary economics, and international finance, with a focus on capital flows, financial stability, and policy impacts.

His research interests include International Economics, Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Financial Crises, Capital Flows, and Economic Policy Uncertainty. These are explored through empirical studies, often using Chinese and European datasets to analyze behavioral and macroeconomic outcomes.

The recent articles show a consistent focus on macroeconomic policy, financial instability, and behavioral responses to uncertainty. Topics such as capital flow reversals, currency crises, gambling under policy uncertainty, and public employment effects on savings reflect a deep engagement with real-world economic challenges, particularly in emerging and transition economies.

Andreas Steiner actively contributes to the CESifo working paper series, indicating strong collaboration with international economists such as Jakob de Haan and Sven Steinkamp. His work bridges theoretical macroeconomic frameworks with empirical validation, contributing to policy-relevant insights.

He is involved in research teams associated with CESifo, particularly within the Macro, Money, and International Finance network, which fosters interdisciplinary and policy-oriented research on global financial systems and monetary integration.