Christian Conrad

Christian Conrad is a Professor of Economics at the Saarland University of Applied Sciences (HTW Saarbrücken) since 2010. His academic career spans roles as a senior banker in corporate finance and a visiting researcher at Georgetown University. He leads the university's library and contributes to teaching macroeconomics, economic ethics, and policy.

Research Focus: Dr. Conrad's work combines behavioral experiments with macroeconomic theory, examining inflation dynamics, monetary policy frameworks, business cycle mechanisms, and ethical dimensions in economics. His studies bridge classical models like Goodwin and Hicks with contemporary behavioral insights.

Publications: Recent articles analyze wage bargaining thresholds, speculation impacts in commodity markets, and post-crisis financial systems. His work emphasizes empirical validation of theoretical economic models through experimental methods.

Teaching: Coordinates modules in macroeconomics, business ethics, and economic policy while supervising thesis work. His educational background includes a doctorate from Tübingen University (1997) following studies in economics.