Hi, I'm Julian Hinz.
I am an empirical economist studying issues in international economics, most often related to international trade and migration. I am fond of unconventional, often big data, as well as the econometrics needed to work with such data. I work on topics related to sanctions, trade costs, migration, and political economy, and develop tools for the estimation of models with high-dimensional fixed effects. moreRecent research
- Après-ski: The Spread of Coronavirus from Ischgl through Germany — with Gabriel Felbermayr and Sonali Chowdhry. Forthcoming in the German Economic Review.
- Worth the pain? Firms' exporting behaviour to countries under sanctions — with Matthieu Crozet, Amrei Stammann and Joschka Wanner. European Economic Review, 134: 103683.
- Bearing the cost of politics: Consumer prices and welfare in Russia — with Evgenii Monastyrenko. Revision requested by the Journal of International Economics.
- Critically important: The heterogeneous effect of politics on trade — with Elsa Leromain. Review of Industrial Organization, 57: 309–331.
- more
Software
- R package glmhdfe, with Joschka Wanner, and Alexander Hudlet
- R package gravity.distances
Current teaching
- International Economics (Bachelor)
Contact
mail@julianhinz.com
@julianhinz
@julianhinz
Bielefeld University
Faculty of Business Administration and Economics
Universitätsstraße 25
33615 Bielefeld, Germany
Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Kiellinie 66
24105 Kiel, Germany
@julianhinz
@julianhinz
Bielefeld University
Faculty of Business Administration and Economics
Universitätsstraße 25
33615 Bielefeld, Germany
Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Kiellinie 66
24105 Kiel, Germany