Roxanne Raabe

Roxanne Raabe is a Researcher at the Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in the Research Unit 'Corporate Taxation and Public Finance', joining in June 2025 following completion of her doctoral studies.

Her academic background includes:

• PhD from University of Münster (January 2025), thesis: 'Efficiency Costs and Unintended Effects of Tax Policies'
• Economics studies at University of Münster with special focus on Public Economics
• International Business Administration at University of Applied Sciences Münster and University of Portsmouth

Her research centers on critical tax policy domains:

• Cross-country and external effects of tax policies
• International corporate taxation frameworks
• Tax efficiency cost measurement
• Tax policy design for developing economies

Dr. Raabe received dual recognition in 2025 for her doctoral work through the Dr. Andreas Dombret Promotionspreis and the School of Business and Economics Best Dissertation Award.

Current professional activities focus exclusively on her research role within ZEW's Corporate Taxation unit with no publicly documented advisees, grants, or laboratory leadership.