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Matthias Doepke

Macroeconomics Family Economics Economic Development

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Matthias Doepke is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on Macroeconomics, Family Economics, and Economic Development. He serves as PhD Placement Director and holds the Nicholas Kaldor Chair in Economics. Doepke's academic profile includes teaching courses such as EC413: Macroeconomics and EC539: Macroeconomics for Research Students. His personal webpage can be accessed at https://mdoepke.github.io/index.html, and he can be contacted via email at m.doepke@lse.ac.uk.


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Matthias Doepke is a Nicholas Kaldor Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics, specializing in Family Economics, Macroeconomics, Demographic Economics, Economic Growth, and Development Economics. His research explores the intersection of family dynamics and macroeconomic outcomes, with a focus on how demographic changes, gender roles, and economic policies influence growth and inequality. Key themes include the impact of women's employment on economic development, the role of education in fertility transitions, and the economics of parenting. His work often addresses the broader implications of family decisions on societal and economic structures.

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