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Pavlo Blavatskyy, Professor of Experimental Economics at the University of Innsbruck and CERGE-EI graduate (PhD 2005) placed third in the German daily Handelsblatt's ranking of top 100 economists under the age of 40 in German speaking regions (Austria, Germany and Switzerland). Click here to see more details about the rating.

Read more: CERGE-EI Graduate Ranks Third Among Economists in German-Speaking Regions

CERGE-EI ESC Member Alan B. Krueger was nominated earlier today to chair Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) by US President Barack Obama. The CEA is the US Government's highest economic-policy making body. Professor Kruger joined the CERGE-EI ESC in November 2010 after leaving prior government service as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy. 

Read more: CERGE-EI ESC Member Alan Krueger Nominated as Chair of US Council of Economic Advisers

Lubomira Anastasova-Chirmiciu (PhD 2010) has recently won the 2011 Aldi Hagenaars Memorial Award by the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) Cross-National Data Center for her LIS Working Paper titled “Are Immigrants Paid Less for Education?”.

Read more: Alumni Working Paper Wins 2011 LIS Aldi Hagenaars Memorial Award

Second year PhD student Jakub Matějů (MA expected, 2011) co-authored a paper titled "How Are Inflation Targets Set?" with Czech National Bank Research Department colleague Roman Horváth. Their article was posted on June 22 on the popular and influential VoxEU.org website, which features cutting-edge research on a variety of European and global economic issues.

Read more: New Alumni Research Featured on VoxEU.org

We are delighted to welcome new students who just arrived for the Preparatory semester of the MA/PhD program. This year there are about 60 students from nearly 20 countries taking part in it.

Read more: CERGE-EI Welcomes New Students to the Preparatory Semester