Short Bio
Markus Ludwig is Professor of Economics, especially Empirical Economics and Econometrics at the TU Braunschweig. In his research he uses econometric methods to address research questions related to health and development, economic integration, long-run growth and economic history as well as political economy.
Before joining the TU Braunschweig in 2019, Markus Ludwig was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bayreuth and at the University of Basel where he also received his PhD in 2014. Since 2020 he is a CESifo Research Fellow.
Publications
Working Papers
- "Home Bias in International Emissions Trading: Indirect Evidence on Transaction Costs in the EU ETS” (2018), with Beat Hintermann
- "Temperature and Child Health in Sub-Saharan Africa", with Matthias Flückiger.
Selected Articles in Refereed Journals
- "Roman Transport Network Connectivity and Economic Integration", with Matthias Flückiger, Erik Hornung, Mario Larch and Allard Mees. Review of Economic Studies (accepted). CEPR Discussion Paper No. 13838.
- “Malaria Suitability, Urbanization and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa”, with Matthias Flückiger, Journal of Urban Economics (accepted).
- "Ebola and State Legitimacy", with Matthias Flückiger and Ali Sina Önder, Economic Journal, 129 (2019), 2064–2089.
- “Youth Bulges and Civil Conflict: Causal Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa”, with Matthias Flückiger. Journal of Conflict Resolution 62 (2018): 1932–1962.
- “Malaria Suitability, Urbanization and Persistence: Evidence from China Over More Than 2000 Years”, with Matthias Flückiger. European Economic Review 92 (2017): 146–160.
- “Economic Shocks in the Fisheries Sector and Maritime Piracy”, with Matthias Flückiger. Journal of Development Economics 114 (2015): 107-125.
