Tim Dominik Maurer

Tim Dominik Maurer is a Postdoctoral Researcher jointly affiliated with Copenhagen Business School (60%) and NHH Norwegian School of Economics (40%), with a focus on macroeconomics, public economics, and labor economics. He holds a PhD in Economics (2023) and an MSc in Economics and Finance (2018) from Copenhagen Business School, and a BSc in Economics (2015) from the University of Zurich.

• Education
  • PhD in Economics (2023), Copenhagen Business School
  • MSc in Economics and Finance (2018), Copenhagen Business School
  • BSc in Economics (2015), University of Zurich

His research combines computational methods for solving dynamic stochastic life-cycle models with policy analysis on pension systems, retirement reform, and demographic challenges. He has published in the Journal of International Money and Finance and maintains open-source toolkits for OLG models. Collaborations include work with Frederik Bjørn Christensen, Max Groneck, and Johanna Wallenius.

Scientific contributions include studies on US monetary policy transmission, annuitization in open economies, and pension inequality. He teaches Pension Economics and Computational Macroeconomics at the master’s and PhD levels, and actively shares code for economic simulations on GitHub.