I'm an economist with a Ph.D. from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, where I spent years building and testing large-scale models to understand how policy shapes investment behavior and financial risk. My research on fiscal pressure and taxation has been published in the European Economic Review. I've presented my research at conferences across Europe and North America, including the Annual Congress of the IIPF and the EEA Annual Congress. I've also taught a graduate course in managerial economics at LMU and am progressing through the CFA Program, bringing together quantitative rigor and a practical interest in corporate finance.
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2025-2026
Lecturer, Managerial Economics 1
LMU Munich
2018-2024
Research Assistant
Center for Economic Studies at LMU Munich
2016-2017
After-Sales Engineer
Mercedes-Benz Turk A.S.
2024
Ph.D. in Economics
LMU Munich
How should we tax capital? Interaction between capital taxes and saving motives.
Joint taxation of income and wealth. (with D. Sachs)
Who should bear the burden of COVID-19 related fiscal pressure? An optimal income taxation perspective. (with L. Fricke, C. Fuest, and D. Sachs). 2023. European Economic Review, 153: 104381.