Center for Economic and Statistical Analysis
Foto: Berkah Moment Getty ImagesThe Center for Economic and Statistical Analysis (CESA) was launched by Professor Joscha Beckmann, Professor Robinson Kruse-Becher and Professor Hans-Jörg Schmerer in 2021 as a joint initiative for their economic research based on applied econometric methods.
News
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On December 7, we are happy to host Daniel Kühnle (University of Duisburg-Essen)
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Third-party funding from Energy Economics
Data and methods for understanding the link between oil prices and exchange rates
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On November 22, we are happy to host Malte Sandner (TH Nürnberg)
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CESA members Members have recently published the following research articles in 2023.
Recent activities
Interview on BBC News about recent inflation dynamics
Joscha Beckmann (CESA) was interviewed by BBC News last week and commented on the latest inflation developments in Germany and the state of the German economy. According to his assessment, a slowdown in inflation dynamics could lead to a temporary end to interest rate increases by the European Central Bank. This could even provide scope for interest rate cuts in the medium term.
Workshop on expectations and sentiments for energy price dynamics in Berlin, October 9-10, 2023
Foto: CESAThe two-day workshop on the relevance of expectations and sentiments for energy price dynamics at the FernUniversität in Hagen campus in Berlin was a great success! The organizers Joscha Beckmann and Robinson Kruse-Becher (both CESA) as well as Robert Czudaj (TU Freiberg) are gratefully acknowledge funding from the European Commission via the Jean Monnet Programme. We had a great time with many inspiring presentations and thoughtful discussions! Thanks a lot to all participants for their contributions. We are looking forward to the dedicated special issue in Energy Economics.
Recent research projects
- Regime-specific exchange rate predictability, Joscha Beckmann, Marco Kerkemeier and Robinson Kruse-Becher
- Is U.S. real output growth really non-normal? Testing distributional assumptions in time-varying location-scale models, Matei Demetrescu and Robinson Kruse-Becher
- Boosting carry with equilibrium exchange rate estimates, Michał Rubaszek, Joscha Beckmann, Michele Ca’ Zorzi and Marek Kwas
- Plant-level responses to the China shock at different employment, Andreas Hauptmann, Hans-Jörg Schmerer and Benjamin Schwanebeck
