About Me

I hold an MSc in Behavioural Science from the London School of Economics and Political Science and am currently pursuing an MSc in Economics at the University of Cologne, where I also teach undergraduate seminars in Statistics and Econometrics. My research interests include distributional policy analysis, social preferences, and welfare measures. I analyzed the distributional effects of COVID-19 lockdown policies on life satisfaction and examined the empirical implications of introducing Prioritarianism into policy analysis, offering an alternative to the mainly used Utilitarian Cost-Benefit-Framework. Additionally, I am experienced in programming and executing game-theoretical experiments in oTree using Python, focusing on altruism in medical students.