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Research

My research explores the dynamics of demand and supply in network and cultural industries, with a particular emphasis on digital markets and platforms. Using structural demand estimation, quasi-experimental methods, and unique large-scale datasets, I examine how strategic firms shape boundedly rational consumer behavior, competitive dynamics, and market outcomes in sectors such as telecommunications, recorded music, and video gaming. Additionally, I am interested in the effect of regulations on these markets, focusing on their impact on prices, product variety, and quality.

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Published work

Working papers

Work in progress

  • When Knowledge Sharing Turns Tough: The Impact of Contributor Behavior on Community Participation, joint with Tobias Kretschmer and Sophia Wetzler.
  • Quantifying the Side Effects of Trade Sanctions: Evidence from the European Smartphone Market, joint with Shiyuan Li and Frank Verboven.