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Billionaire Superstar: Public Image and Demand for Taxationer [27.10.2025]
Lecture by Jeffrey Yusof from the University of Stuttgart in the Research Seminar in Economics on October 29. more
Lecture by Gregor Pfeifer from the University of Sydney as a guest at the Research Seminar in Economics on October 22. [20.10.2025]
"Abortion Access and Long-Run Household Outcomes: Evidence from Population-Wide Administrative Data"more
New program in the Research Seminar in Economics [13.10.2025]
Top researchers from Germany and abroad will be guests at the Department of Economics in the winter term 2025/26.more
New Publication in Economics Letters: "Endogenous task allocation and intrafirm bargaining" [30.09.2025]
The paper "Endogenous task allocation and intrafirm bargaining" by Martyna Marczak (Trinity College Dublin) and Thomas Beissinger (Chair of Labour Economics and Service Economics, University of Hohenheim) has been published in Economics Letters, Vol. 256 (2025).more
First research report published by the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences [30.09.2025]
The Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences has published its first research report. In this report, the faculty presents its most important research activities and results and offers insights into the strategic orientation of its research.more
Recap: 16th European Historical Economics Society Conference at the University of Hohenheim [15.09.2025]
From September 4 to 6, 2025, the University of Hohenheim hosted the 16th Conference of the European Historical Economics Society (EHES). More than 160 participants from across Europe and beyond gathered to present and discuss the latest research in economic history at Europe’s leading conference in this field.more
New Edition of "Hohenheim Discussion Papers in Business, Economics and Social Sciences" [25.08.2025]
A new paper has been published in the Discussion Paper series (Hohenheim Discussion Paper 01-2025): “Endogenous Task Allocation and Intrafirm Bargaining: A Note” by Thomas Beissinger (520G) and Martyna Marczak (Trinity College Dublin).more