Michael Gmeiner

Michael Gmeiner is an Assistant Professor of Economics (Education) at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on Health Economics and Industrial Organization. He serves as Deputy Undergraduate Programme Director. Gmeiner teaches courses such as EC2C3: Introduction to Econometrics, EC443: Econometrics for MRes Students, and EC475: Quantitative Economics. His academic profile includes a PhD in Economics from Northwestern University. He can be contacted via email at m.w.gmeiner@lse.ac.uk or through his website at https://www.lse.ac.uk/people/michael-gmeiner.

Michael Gmeiner is a researcher at the London School of Economics with expertise in Health, Labour, and Industrial Organization. His work explores the intersection of health economics, labor market dynamics, and industrial strategies. Gmeiner's research includes analyzing the impact of health conditions such as cirrhosis and kidney transplants, examining disparities in transplant outcomes, and assessing the economic implications of health policies. He also investigates labor market issues, such as the gender gap in educator salaries and the effects of minimum wage regulations. His studies often employ rigorous econometric methods to evaluate policy impacts and market behaviors.