ALEXANDER GABRIEL PAUL
Contact information Aarhus University [email protected] Department of Economics and Business Economics http://alexandergpaul.wordpress.com Fuglesangs Allé 4, 2622/C111 Phone: +45 871 66215 8210 Aarhus V – Denmark Mobile: +45 301 345 37
Personal information Born on July 28, 1987 German Nationality
Employment 2015 – present Assistant Professor/Postdoctoral Researcher, Aarhus University, Denmark 2012-2015 Research Assistant to Professors Gerard van den Berg and Michèle Tertilt, University of Mannheim, Germany
Education 2011-2015 Ph.D. in Economics, University of Mannheim, Germany 2009-2011 Master in Economic Research, University of Mannheim, Germany, with distinction 2009-2010 Visiting Student, University of California, Berkeley, U.S. 2006-2009 Bachelor in Economics, University of Mannheim, Germany, with distinction
Fields of Research Applied Microeconomics, Health Economics, Human Capital Formation, Economics of Education, Labor Economics
Publications “Patient cost-sharing, socioeconomic status, and children’s health care utilization” (with Anton Nilsson, Journal of Health Economics, 59, p. 109-124, 2018) “Economic conditions and the health of newborns: Evidence from comprehensive register data” (with Gerard van den Berg and Steffen Reinhold), Labour Economics, 63, 2020
Working Papers “Efficient targeting in childhood interventions” (with Michael Rosholm and Dorthe Bleses) “Are Impacts of Early Interventions in the Scandinavian Welfare State Consistent with a Heckman Curve? A Meta-analysis” (with Michael Rosholm, Dorthe Bleses, Philip Dale, Anders Højen, Peter Jensen, Laura Justice, Astrid Kiil, Michael Svarer, Simon Calmar Andersen)
Work in Progress “The predictive power of early-life language assessment tools” (with Dorthe Bleses, Philip Dale and Michael Rosholm) “The effects of job loss on the quality of partner matches” (with Hanno Foerster and Timo Obermeier) “The Role of Low Birth Weight Thresholds in the Absence of Regulatory Incentives: Evidence from Sweden” (with Hans-Martin von Gaudecker)
Presentations 2019 CEN Workshop (Copenhagen) 2018 Workshop on Child Development (Aarhus) 2016 EEA/ESEM (Geneva), EALE (Ghent) 2015 TrygFonden's Child Research Seminar (Aarhus) University of Gothenburg (Gothenburg) 2014 EALE (Ljubljana), Verein für Socialpolitik (Hamburg) PhD Seminar on Health Economics and Policy (Grindelwald) 2013 Spring Meeting of Young Economists (Aarhus) 2012 Doctoral Workshop in Health Economics and Public Health (Lausanne)
Honors 2010/11/12 Doctorate Scholarships, German Research Foundation (DFG) and Fontana Foundation 2009/10 Scholarship for studying at UC Berkeley, German Economic Exchange Service (DAAD) 2008/09 Tuition Fee Grant, University of Mannheim, donated by Deutsche Bank
Refereeing 2019 Journal of Health Economics; Journal of Public Economics, European Journal of Health Economics 2018 European Economic Review; Journal of Health Economics 2017 Labour Economics
Teaching Experience 2020 Microeconomics (Bachelor) 2019 Microeconomics (Bachelor), Applied Economic Consulting (Master) 2018 Health Economics (Master), Microeconomics (Bachelor), Descriptive Economics (Bachelor), Applied Economic Consulting (Master), 2017 Microeconomics (Bachelor), Descriptive Economics (Bachelor), Applied Economic Consulting (Master) 2016 Descriptive Economics (Bachelor), Applied Economic Consulting (Master) 2011 Principles of Economics, BSc, University of Mannheim, teaching assistant for Prof. Dirk Engelmann and Prof. Carsten Trenkler 2010 Statistics II, BSc, University of Mannheim, teaching assistant for Prof. Enno Mammen Supervision Bachelor theses (4), Master theses (6)
Language Skills German (Native), English (Fluent), Danish (Very good command)
Software Skills Stata, R, Python, SQL, SAS, Latex, MS Office
References Prof. Anna Piil Damm, Ph.D. Prof. Gerard J. van den Berg, Ph.D. Prof. Nabanita Datta Gupta, Ph.D. University of Aarhus University of Bristol University of Aarhus Department of Economics and School of Economics, Finance and Department of Economics and Business Economics Management Business Economics [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Phone: +45 871 651 46 Phone: +44 117 331 7519 Phone: +45 871 652 07