Welcome to the Institute of Analytical Economics
Mission Statement
The Institute for Analytical Economics is part of the Department of Economics.
Members of the Institute for Analytical Economics work on a broad spectrum of topics in modern economic theory and policy. Our methods are primarily theoretical, model-based analysis, complemented by empirical and experimental studies. Current research topics include:
Evolutionary, behavioral, and experimental game-theoretical approaches to the emergence of cooperation and trust in strategic interactions. (Ulrich Berger, Peter Bednarik)
Modeling of interactions in voting and strategic approach of media capture. (Charles Louis-Sidois)
Microeconomic foundations of the monetary and financial sector from a regulatory perspective. (Guido Schäfer)
Theory and policy of social security, especially the analysis of interactions between social security systems, the labor market, and the capital market, and the question of social security reform in response to demographic change. (G. Michael Winkler)
Opening hours
Department of Economics' Opening Hours
The consultation hours can be found on the homepage of each institute member.
During the lecture-free time, office hours are only possible after a prior appointment.
If you have an appointment outside the opening hours, please use the Door-Terminal situated next to the Department entry to call the staff member or the responsible secretary.