Jeppe Druedahl

Jeppe Druedahl is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, specializing in macroeconomics with a focus on heterogeneous agent models, consumption-saving decisions, and computational methods. His research bridges micro-level data with macroeconomic questions through advanced modeling techniques.

• PhD in Economics (2015), MA in Economics (2013), BSc in Economics (2010) – all from University of Copenhagen
• Research areas include life-cycle models, income dynamics, and non-convex optimization in economic behavior

His 15 most recent publications span topics such as:

• 2024: Fiscal multipliers in small open economies with heterogeneous households
• 2023: Feminist perspectives in mainstream economics
• 2022: Long-run saving responses to inheritances and intertemporal consumption patterns
• 2021: Computational tools for non-convex models and unemployment-risk channels in business cycles

He actively develops open-source computational toolboxes including ConSav and EconModelTools, and maintains close collaborations with researchers like Thomas Jørgensen and Anders Munk-Nielsen.