University of Basel

Faculty of
Business and Economics

Economics Lunch

The Economics Lunch provides an excellent opportunity for doctoral students and Postdocs at the Faculty of Business and Economics to present their research and advance it productively through discussions with fellow students and professors. All Ph.D. students at the Faculty of Business and Economics must present in the Economics Lunch at least once before finishing their doctorate. Depending on availability, the Economics Lunch is also open for professors, and for doctoral students from other institutions. Prof. Beat Hintermann and Prof. Ulf Schiller support the Economics Lunch as academic mentors.

Click here for detailed information on the Economics Lunch for presenters. In order to register for a slot, please send an email to economicslunch-wwz@clutterunibas.ch 

Without notice to the contrary, the Economics Lunch will take place in hybrid format with the speaker present. The Zoom-Link will be provided with the invitation to the seminar. Non-members of the faculty please contact: economicslunch-wwz@clutterunibas.ch

 

Spring Term 2025

DATETIMEPLACEPRESENTERTOPIC
19.02.202512:15S15 and Zoom  
26.02.202512:15S15 and ZoomDr. Thierry SengstagOverview of sciCORE - scientific computing center of the university of Basel
05.03.202512:15S15 and ZoomRoman Eric SielerBad for Business? The impact of air quality on firm outcomes in Germany
12.03.2025Basler Fasnacht - no Economics Lunch
19.03.202512:15S15 and Zoom  
26.03.202512:15S15 and ZoomMarco GrazianoConvenience yields and the exchange rate appreciation puzzle
02.04.202512:15S15 and ZoomAndrea GhislettaTrust Issues: How Unveiling Organized Crime Infiltration in Politics Increases Abstention
09.04.202512:15S15 and ZoomKelly LiuPolitical Advertising and Affective Polarization
16.04.202512:15S15 and ZoomLorenz HartmannCorrelation uncertainty: a decision-theoretic approach
23.04.202512:15S15 and ZoomTri Minh PhanThe power of firm disclosures in macroeconomic forecasting: A textual analysis approach
30.04.202512:15S15 and ZoomDüzgün DilsizTurbulence in Taxation: A Descriptive Study on Tax Avoidance with Private Jets
07.05.202512:15S15 and ZoomDominik SchwarzkopfFinancial Planning and Commitment Saving to Alter Seasonal Poverty Dynamics — Evidence from a Field Experiment in Côte d’Ivoire
14.05.202512:15S15 and ZoomLéo PicardWhen Employment Sours, Do Elections Turn Bitter?
21.05.202512:15S15 and ZoomRoman Eric SielerCoral Bleaching in East Africa: Consequences and Adaptations
28.05.202512:15S15 and ZoomDr. Francisco Gomez (Uni Fribourg)Subjective performance evaluation in asymmetric tournaments: Experimental Evidence
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