Stephan Heblich

Stephan Heblich is a professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto. He holds a Doctorate from the University of Passau, awarded in 2007. His research focuses on urban economics, economic history, and environmental economics. Heblich teaches courses such as Urban and Regional Economics and Urban Economics, and his work is accessible through his personal website. His contact details include an email address and phone number, and he is affiliated with the Max Gluskin House on the St. George Street campus.

Stephan Heblich is a researcher specializing in Urban Economics, Economic History, and Environmental Economics. His work explores the interplay between economic development, social behavior, and historical contexts. Heblich's research includes the impact of regional age structure on entrepreneurship, the role of cultural identity in economic exchange, and the effects of trade shocks on voting behavior. He also investigates the historical roots of urban development, such as the transformation of London into a modern metropolis. His studies often employ causal analysis and instrumental variables to uncover economic mechanisms. Topics like social capital, regional mobility, and the influence of historical pollution on neighborhood sorting are central to his academic contributions.