Uwe Sunde
University of St. Gallen and CEPR
Uwe Sunde is currently Professor of Economics at the University of St. Gallen. He studied economics at the Universities of Warwick (England) and Munich, where he received the degree of Diplom Volkswirt in 1998. In fall 1998, he enrolled in the European Doctoral Program and became affiliated with IZA. He spent the first year of the doctoral program at the Bonn Graduate School of Economics and went through the second year at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona.
From January 2001 until January 2008, he did research at IZA, first as a Resident Research Affiliate and since January 2003 as a Research Associate. He also coordinated the seminar and visiting researcher program at IZA. His research interests include long-term development and human capital formation, search and matching, and behavioral economics.
Articles by Uwe Sunde:
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Manifesto for a banking union by economists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
9 July 2012, 11326 reads
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Disease and development: Does living longer raise economic growth?
6 January 2012, 8562 reads
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Arab awakening, violence, and future prospects: Some historical lessons
26 March 2011, 9821 reads
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The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes
5 July 2008, 10207 reads
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