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Professor Xenia Matschke holds the Chair of International Economic Policy at the University of Trier's Faculty of Economics (Faculty IV). She serves in multiple administrative capacities including Deputy member of the Senate Budget Committee, Chair of the Examination Board for the Master's program IEPP (International Economics & Public Policy), and Coordinator for double Master's degree programs with universities in Bergamo and Warsaw.
Professor Matschke's research focuses on international economic policy with particular expertise in trade agreements, economic integration, and the political economy of trade. Her recent work has examined the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, analyzing behavioral changes, stock market reactions, and long-term societal shifts. She employs both theoretical modeling and empirical analysis to investigate how political institutions shape economic policy outcomes.
Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on contemporary international economic issues, particularly the intersection of trade policy and pandemic-related disruptions. Her work spans traditional trade economics, behavioral responses to crises, and environmental policy in federal systems. Professor Matschke frequently collaborates with researchers across Europe and North America, reflecting her international approach to economic research.
Within the university administration, Professor Matschke plays significant roles in academic governance, serving as Finance officer of the economics department, Deputy Chair of multiple Examination Boards, and Representative for internationalization. She also serves as Liaison Officer for the Friedrich Naumann Foundation.
