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Gregor Schubert is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of California, Los Angeles, in the Department of Business Administration. His research focuses on housing finance, urban economics, real estate, labor economics, and corporate finance. Schubert's work explores how urban migration networks influence housing markets and how geographic differences in housing price growth can be explained by the spillover effects of economic shocks. He also investigates the impact of employer concentration on wages, emphasizing the role of labor market mobility. Schubert joined the UCLA Anderson School of Management faculty in 2021 and has previously worked as a strategy consultant in various industries. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Business Economics from Harvard University, an M.S. in Economics and Finance from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, and an A.B. in Economics from Princeton University.
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Gregor Schubert is an Assistant Professor of Finance at UCLA Anderson School of Management. His research interests span AI, urban economics, real estate, and corporate finance. Schubert's work explores the intersection of technological advancements, particularly generative AI, with financial markets, labor dynamics, and urban development. His publications examine topics such as the impact of AI on firm values, housing wealth effects, and the relationship between automation and political preferences. Additionally, he investigates urban migration patterns, housing price contagion, and the role of employer concentration in shaping labor market outcomes. His research provides valuable insights into how technological and economic forces influence both individual and organizational behavior.