Benjamin Schoefer

Benjamin Schoefer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. His research focuses on Labor Economics, Macroeconomics, and Public Economics. Schoefer holds a PhD from Harvard University and is affiliated with the UC Berkeley Economics department. He teaches courses in macroeconomics, labor economics, and public economics. His office is located in 677 Evans Hall, and he can be contacted via email at schoefer@berkeley.edu. His profile page provides additional information about his teaching and research activities.

Benjamin Schoefer is a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, focusing on labor economics and industrial relations. His work explores topics such as wage rigidity, firm behavior, and the impact of labor market policies on worker outcomes. Schoefer's research interests include the effects of payroll taxes, collective bargaining, and codetermination on labor markets. He also examines the role of worker beliefs, nonemployment, and job matching in shaping labor market dynamics. His studies often draw on international data to analyze how different labor market institutions affect productivity and employment outcomes.