Dr. Tina Haußen

• Preferences for public spending
• Human Capital and Digitalization
• Migration, i.e. of the Highly-Skilled
• Gender issues in economics
• Education policy

• 10/2016–present
  Postdoc in Economics, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena
• 10/2012–09/2016
  PhD candidate and research assistant in Economics, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena
• 09/2015
  Visiting scholar at the Norges Handelshøyskole - NHH, Bergen, Norway 
• 10/2007–10/2012
  Diploma in Business Administration, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena

• Unemployment Reduction through Self-Employment - A Gender Question?External link (with M. Schlegel), Empirical Economics, forthcoming.
• Intra-household Income Inequality and Preferences for RedistributionExternal link, Review of Economics of the Household, 17, 499-530, 2019. (For the working paper version, see hereExternal link)
• No Place Like Home? Graduate Migration in GermanyExternal link (with S. Uebelmesser), Growth and Change: A Journal of Urban and Regional Policy, 49(3), 442-472, 2018.
• Job Changes and Interregional Migration of GraduatesExternal link (with S. Uebelmesser), Regional Studies 52(10), 1346-1359, 2018.
• Student and Graduate Migration and its Effect on the Financing of Higher EducationExternal link (with S. Uebelmesser), Education Economics 24(6), 573-591, 2016. (For the working paper version, see hereExternal link)

• No Place Like Home? Graduate Migration in GermanyExternal link (with S. Uebelmesser), CESifo Working Paper No. 5524, Munich, 2015.
• Yours, mine & ours - The role of gender and (equivalent) income in preferences for redistribution and public spendingExternal link, Jena Economic Research Papers (JERP) 2014-033, Jena, 2014.

• Start-up subsidies for the unemployed--The effects on regional labor markets (mit M. Schlegel).
• Coming to stay or to go? Survey evidence on intentions of international students (mit F. Könings, S. Übelmesser und S. Töpfer)
• Income inequality and crime: Evidence for German districts (mit M. Wyrwich und M. Zöllner).
• Information on monetary benefits as an incentive to learn the destination language (mit F. Könings und C. W. Ho)
• Are student skills a good proxy for adult skills? (mit T. Krieger).
• The effect of education on attitudes towards immigration.

• Mobile Studenten. Wie hängt die Hochschulfinanzierung mit der Studienortwahl zusammen?External link (with S. Uebelmesser), Forschung & Lehre 6(16) .
• Mobilität von Hochschulabsolventen in DeutschlandExternal link (with S. Uebelmesser), ifo Dresden berichtet 2/2015, Dresden, 42-50, 2015.
• Wanderungsverhalten von HochschulabsolventenExternal link (with J. Heider and S. Uebelmesser), Thüringer Memo, Thüringer Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Technologie, Erfurt, 2014.