Daniel Werner

Dr. Daniel Werner is a researcher affiliated with the Deutsche Bundesbank at its Research Data and Service Centre (RDSC) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. His work focuses on labor market policies, regional economic disparities, and microdata analysis, particularly in the context of German and European economies.

• Current Affiliation: Deutsche Bundesbank, RDSC
• Collaborations: Institute for Employment Research (IAB), FDZ Research Data Centre

Werner’s research spans labor economics, regional development, and active labor market policies (ALMP). He has contributed to empirical studies on the effectiveness of ALMP in regional labor markets, disparities in unemployment, and the integration of migrants into the German labor system. His expertise includes macroeconometric modeling, spatial panel methods, and data-driven policy evaluation.

His publications analyze regional labor market dynamics, with a focus on matching functions, search theory, and unemployment subsidy programs. Key works include evaluations of vocational training measures, wage subsidies, and the Panel on Household Finances (PHF) microdata.

Werner has collaborated with institutions like the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) and contributed to data reports and working papers under the FDZ-Datenreport and IAB-Discussion Paper series. His methodological approaches include System GMM estimation, spatial panel analysis, and experimental designs.