Daniel Graeber
Ph.D. Student in the
German Socio-Economic Panel study Infrastruktureinrichtung
Research Topics and Working Areas
- Education
- Health
- Inequality
- Well-being
- Intergenerational Mobility
- Applied Microeconometrics
Daniel Graeber is currently a doctoral researcher at the DIW Graduate Center and the SOEP. His primary interested is centered on the socioeconomic determinants of health, mental health in particular. Daniel received his B.A. in Socioeconomics with a major in Economics in Hamburg and his M.Sc. in Quantitative Economics from Kiel. During his studies, he was a research assistant for Professor James Konow, PhD, at the chair for Economics and Ethics in Kiel. In addition, he taught various tutorials in Microeconomics, Statistics, Mathematical Methods, and Basic Principles of Economics.
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- Curriculum Vitae (PDF, 104.76 KB)