Eibich Peter

Eibich Peter is a Professor of Economics at PSL Paris Dauphine University specializing in the economics of aging, retirement, preventive care, and family economics. His interdisciplinary research bridges economics with health sciences, social sciences, and demography, examining how economic factors influence life course transitions and health outcomes across the lifespan.

Professor Eibich's research interests focus on the economic dimensions of aging populations, retirement decisions, and intergenerational relationships. He employs advanced econometric techniques, particularly instrumental variable methods, to address endogeneity concerns in causal analysis. His work spans multiple domains including the health consequences of grandparental childcare, the economics of preventive healthcare utilization, and the socioeconomic determinants of partnership formation and family dynamics.

His publication record shows consistent output in top journals across economics, demography, and gerontology. The research demonstrates a strong focus on life course economics, with particular attention to how economic precariousness affects family formation, how retirement impacts health behaviors, and how intergenerational transfers shape economic outcomes. His collaborative work with researchers in psychology, neuroscience, and public health reflects the interdisciplinary nature of his research agenda.

Professor Eibich has established a robust collaborative network across multiple institutions, frequently co-authoring with researchers from the Berlin Aging Study and other major longitudinal projects. His work appears in leading journals including Journal of Population Economics, Psychological Science, and Advances in Life Course Research, demonstrating the cross-disciplinary impact of his research.