Felix Weinhardt

Felix Weinhardt is a Professor of Public Economics at the European University Viadrina and a Senior Research Associate at the DIW Berlin's Public Economics department. He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics (LSE). His research focuses on social and spatial inequality, with expertise in education economics, urban economics, and labor economics. He utilizes applied microeconometric methods to evaluate policy impacts, often collaborating with national and international partners.

Education:

• PhD in Economics, London School of Economics (LSE)

Research Interests:

• Education policy and outcomes
• Gender inequality and labor supply
• Housing markets and real estate expectations
• Urban and spatial inequality
• Policy evaluation and causal inference

Affiliations:

• Centre for Economic Performance (LSE)
• CESifo
• IZA

Recent Work: His recent studies include analyses of immigration impacts on local cultural norms, the effects of tuition fees on educational attainment, and evaluations of residency regulations for refugees. His work frequently addresses policy-relevant questions with rigorous empirical methods.